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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1902
Page
3
Mrs Bowser questions her husband about his sore feet he blames dry air and a past auction purchase. A police encounter follows and a barroom confrontation looms as bystanders intervene and deescalate the nascent dispute.
A quirky tale follows Mr Bowser who plans a winter experiment by walking barefoot in thick socks to toughen his feet. He faces spurned warnings, street jeers, a scuffle with loafers, and a comedic stumble back home, ending as his chilly quest crashes in fatigue and a bruised ego.
A lively Arizona note outlines winter plans to perform in towns within fifty miles, two evenings weekly, with twelve bullets in the guns and confidence. It mentions attempts to promote ping pong causing trouble, a stranger firing six shots, and a boast of circulation gains amid staffing changes at the Kicker office.
Vie Theil asks the colonel if he recalls a strange shell moment when they first met. He recalls a similar sensation during a hotel brawl, noting Lown on the tenth floor rushed to the window to check for a fire. there was none.
A string of comic snippets and jests, including a nurse reading nature tales to children and a boastful South Sea Islander claiming English blood. The dialogue features playful mispronunciations, mock patriotism, and a London Express style quip about Captain Cook, ending with a light exchange about betting on a football game over ice cream and caramels.
A quirky 19th century gossip snippet describes a woman dubbed a mapnet who charms men with her talk. It notes his electrical display stirs sparks and cites a Philadelphia Bulletin item about Mrs Plegett seen making advances to a married man, with the punchline that the husband was the man involved.
Johnson teases Bruce about losing his job by extending a vacation one week. Mac replies that it improved his financial prospects. Mae adds she married the only daughter of two young people worth $100,000.
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