Buzza Motto Print 1925 -Antique Framed Poem on encouragement

This is a fun framed print of a poem titled "Keep at it and Grin!" by Carlyle F. Straub, published as a Buzza Motto in 1925. The poem encourages a positive outlook, suggesting that smiling and maintaining a cheerful attitude will lead to success and acceptance, while a negative approach will result in isolation. The poem reads:

Keep at it and Grin!

Smile, and the world smiles with you;

Knock, and you go it alone;

For the cheerful grin will let you in,

Where the knocker is never known.

The print features an illustration at the bottom, depicting stylized houses on top of a hill with pointed roofs. The background of the print is a cheery yellow, and it is framed in a dark wood. About 6.5"x4.5" in size. The print looks to have a few light stains behind the words around knocker and known. It also has a faint smudge at the top left corner- none of these are bad, but please note all photos.

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