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Newspaper

Ackley World

Location

Ackley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1901

Page

8

Bowser Nimrod Bowser Goes Snipe Hunting and Returns

The Bowser household comedy follows Nimrod Bowser who borrows a shotgun to hunt snipe on marshes. He endures a fruitless day of mud, mosquitoes, and misadventures before finally returning home with nothing to show for it and a wary reception from Mrs Bowser.

Marahes B. Dewi Munt Bowser Green Mr. Bowser Marsh Milllion Mrs. Bowser Mra. Bowser Nimrod Bowser

Colaba and the Shamrock: a patriotic burlesque excerpt

An old collage of quips and verses echoes along a New York Sun column with verse about Columba Shamrock and Old Glory. It features a mock boast of seamanship and a digressive exchange about reality versus imagination from the Indianapolis Sun and a misquoted family anecdote from the Chicago Tribune.

Urete Sam Colaba Columbia Republic Éngle Eyd Sir Thomas W. d. Lampton New York Sun

Destructive Sunday Plow Wrecks Greens Rumor

In a Philadelphia Press item, Bunker and acquaintances attack a golfer nicknamed Hestroying the Turt for plowing up ground on Sunday. They joke that he is the worst kind of farmer at golf and that he is just beginning in the sport.

Bunker D Bunker Philadelphia Press

Look Over Me Says Weary Bill Hank Henry Reads Signs

A Boston Courter quote shows Hank and Henry debating perception of fit for work. The BIA lady says the speaker looks smart enough to work, implying approval despite weariness and unease. The passage reflects attitudes toward employability and appearance in the era.

Bill Hank Henry Boston

Holet by His Own Petard in a Boston Transcript Snippet

In a brief Boston Transcript fragment, Biller confronts Stark over a borrowed baby pram in a tense exchange. Stark feigns humor while insisting the infant is not his own, hinting at deception and a domestic misunderstanding.

Biller Stark Boston Transcript

Catarrh Disease Warns of Hidden Dangers

Catarrh is treated as a serious illness rather than a mere cold. It pollutes the blood with foul secretions and risks overall health, not just nasal symptoms. Topical salves and washes fail to reach the source. a blood cleansing remedy is claimed to cure and purge the disease completely.

Home seekers and investors target LIM tos Central folder

The LIM tos Central railroad issues a new home seekers and land investors folder touting Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and related opportunities. Advertises monthly excursions from Dubuque to states, calls for free copies, and lists selling points for farmland and growth. Also includes assorted product ads and short notes on poultry and health remedies.

Limtos Central Railroad Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Toursimna Polis Tninols Central Addronal I. Merry Dubuque Tawa

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