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Tag Archives: Bert Leston Taylor
“The Bilioustine,” 1901
Parody Of: The Philistine. Title: “The Bilioustine.” By: Bert Leston Taylor. Dates: May and October 1901. Published By: William S. Lord of Evanston, Illinois. Availability: Free online here; print copies findable but pricey. “The Bilioustine” may have been this country’s … Continue reading →
Posted in Newsstand Parodies, The U.S.: 1850-1910
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Tagged 1900s, Bert Leston Taylor, Bilioustine, Elbert Hubbard, Magazine, Philistine
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