Comical "Vhyfore Don't You Show Your Face In Portland, Maine..." ‎ 1914 Postcard

Vintage comic postcard from Portland, Maine, showcasing an early 20th-century humor style that mimics German-American accent phrases:  > Vhyfore don't you show your face in Portland, Maine yet vonce already.  Illustration depicts a boy with yellow shoes, patched trousers, and a cap, humorously inviting the recipient to visit. Postmarked May 31, 1914, from Portland, ME, with a 1¢ Benjamin Franklin stamp.  Message (transcribed exactly as written):  > Dear Friends, We suppose you are not suffering for sunshine up here. I have a fine tan and have enjoyed the beach very much. Am feeling fine. Love from Lila.  A classic piece of early dialect postcard humor, combining comic art with regional pride.  Hub City Recon Vintage & Antique Postcards Bringing history back to life, one card at a time.  All postcards listed are sourced from estate collections, antique dealers, and private albums. Each is individually inspected for condition and authenticity. No reproductions unless stated.  Condition: Please review all photos. Any age toning, corner wear, creases, writing, album impressions, or postmarks will be shown. Vintage postcards often show natural aging consistent with handling and mailing. If you have any questions or would like additional photos, please don't hesitate to ask.  Handling Time: 1-2 business days.  Thank you for supporting small businesses and preserving the history of vintage paper.  Hub City Recon