Suggestive comic postcards were common in the early years of the 20th century.
Enterprising printers could order blank templates and add the name of the local town, such as “Smoketown”.
This postcard was not mailed, so there are no clues to the buyer or collector.
Was Smoketown a notorious “make-out” area, or did it feature a “lover’s lane”?
This humorous postcard was not mailed; there are no personalities connected to it. The border on the face, the style of the reverse, and the
Miss Mildred Dahlquist lived in Brockton, a city in Plymouth County of east-central Massachusetts. Now a commercial hub of the southern Boston Metro Region, Brockton
Mrs. R. N. Horner lived in Watkins, a village and the county set of Schuyler County in the “Finger Lake” region of south-central New York
Miss Carrie Baum lived on a rural delivery route outside Hanover, the prosperous town in York County of south-central Pennsylvania. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanover,_Pennsylvania Sometime around 1910, Carrie