Vintage Halloween Greeting Card with Jack-o'-Lantern & Witches

Why exactly is a pointy-hatted imp hoisting a grinning jack-o'-lantern aloft while a bat swoops overhead and witches ride their brooms through an ominous orange sky below — all framed like a Victorian-era PowerPoint presentation? The card's elaborate border attempts to lend dignified gravitas to what is essentially a demon doing manual labor for a vegetable. The poem, rendered in the kind of ornate font that demands to be read aloud in a haunted library, cheerfully describes imps causing pumpkins to blink and grin while witches sing their Halloween song, as if this is the most wholesome possible way to wish someone well. Edwardian children apparently needed their holiday cards to carry the full weight of chaotic supernatural menace, and honestly, respect.