This vintage postcard features a bold, humorous message printed in red ink that reads, "Be a Good Girl Not Too Good, for the Good Die Young and I Hate a Dead One." The card is part of the 'Red Line' series, specifically No. 6, indicating it was produced during the early 20th century, a popular era for these types of collectible postcards. The back reveals a typical divided format with an intricate floral design framing the "POST CARD" heading and a green 1 cent U.S. postage stamp featuring George Washington, further confirming its early 1900s origin.

The postcard was printed by Typo Boston, a known publisher of postcards during this period. It measures the standard size of approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, ideal for collectors. The card was mailed to Miss Genie Danforth in Hudson, New Hampshire, with a postmark from Boston dated 1913. The handwritten message adds a personal historical touch, providing a glimpse into communication from over a century ago. This collectible is a fine example of early American postcard humor and typography, perfect for vintage postcard enthusiasts and collectors of Americana.