The Wit and Wisdom of Mr Dooley Smoked in Chicago
A lively profile of saloonkeeper and social philosopher Mr Dooley as a national figure of wit during the Spanish American War era. The piece touts his essays and a green-bound book of pithy quips, noting sales, origin in the Chicago Evening Post and Journal, and his humorous take on war, culture, and public life.
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Spain
Martin Dooley
Archey R-Road
Chicawgo
Dooley
Chicago Evening Post
Boston
Douley
Brillant Green
Howe
Petroleum
Nusby
Msminthy
Mr. Dooley
Cuba
Hennesey
Harpers Bazar
Willie Dooselberry
McKinley
Dooselberry
Mack
Cubia
Cape Verde Islands
Thim
Hogan
Hinnissy
Norway
Sweden
North Pole
Ann
Mike Ahearn
Father Kelly
Anny
Paple
Arrchy Road
M Shakespeare
Rayport
Toughest Pudding on Record at South Coast Battery
A volunteer recalls baking a plum pudding for a garrison battery. After reheating, the dish triggers jokes about cannon balls cement and Portland cement flour. The pudding is now preserved in the battery museum as a humorous legend from the contingent.
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Brownley
Sergeant Smith
Battery Museum
Weekly Telegraph
That He Might Gloat
Mr Grouty boasts that Aunt Fannys rheumatism cure failed him to prove she does not know everything. Mrs Grouty disputes his claim as the cartoon humor unfolds with a bite of sarcasm from Puck.
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Mr. Grouty
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Jawn
McKenna
Kelly
Dreyfus