| Summary: | Color print of multiple views in and around the State of Alabama. Each picture represents "southern life" at its best. The center insert is the lyrics to the song "Dixieland For Me". Divided back postcard.Printed on front: 'Dixieland For Me, Down in the land where the sun shines brighter, Where the radiant moon is a little lighter; Dixieland for me. Down where the dairy herds are lowing; Down where the sugar cane is growing, And the darkies sing at the cotton-sowing, Dixieland for me. Down where the mocking bird is trilling, Tenderest songs, for the heart so thrilling, Dixieland for me. Down where it's warm and the trees are greener, The skies more blue and the air serener, Where beauty reigns and where wit is keener; Dixieland for me. Down where friends are a little truer, And sorrows of partings a little fewer; Dixieland for me. Down where the old-time songs are sweeter, Where the joys of living are completer, And fairy fancies of love are fleeter; Dixieland for me.__Edmund Wheatley. "Down In Sunny Dixie" -9' Printed on back: 'Natural Color Post Card Made In U. S. A. By E. C. Kropp Co. Milwaukee, Wis. - (AEY) 30317'
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