Howser's Asthma Tent in Back Yard Trial Ends
A sensational 1920s style tale describes Mr Bowser sleeping in a yard tent to cure asthma. Neighbors object as a wandering tramp provokes a confrontation, a dogged vigil ends with Bowser delivering a tense account and no immediate remedy achieved. The piece notes the tent, a police ward, and a public notice offering return of Bowser in exchanged conditions.
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Coperiout
Et B. Lewriah
Wien
Theater Etterdenm
Winnie
Reine
Bili
Dave
Betties
Burwser
Exelaluz
Cirera
Ignis Lee
Inet
Bowser
Burma
Mtr
Noweer
Thorsen
Athena
Ciemer
Howser
Reckhel
Cote
Med
Tim
Cy Mfe
Zeb White and Nashville Moonshine Whiskey Memoir
A rambling, humorous memory piece recounts Zeb White facing political pressure in Tennessee, his road to Nashville with a stubborn wife, moonshine danger, and an eventual decision to seek work and independence. It weaves in tavern crowds, odd town characters, and reflections on oppression, courage, and stubborn resolve.
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Sara
Feller
Reaver Cure
Melibe
Zeb White
Zeb
Abe
Nashville
Cobbler's Revolution Poem Bridges Class Divide
A German cobbler narrator declares a coming revolution over wealth and power, arguing the rich must share fortune. He questions tyranny, labor rights, and the dignity of workers, as he imagines a society where money and control are divided to end oppression.
Arizona Kickets and Public Editorials Verse
A quirky 1902 item titled Arizona Kicklets reports on a Hedleo Opera House event next month and notes imagined gunshot damage. It mocks Sam Dark of the Red Dog saloon, clarifying he has no murders but only a past death in New Mexico. The piece references a private editorial graveyard and a park open for contemplation.
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Nnahville
Iowa
Nashville
Winkin
Saya
Desfy
Iberts
Coluber
Celled
Ben Wisran
Ben Haren
Tosis
OC. B. Lewis
Tom
United States
Tury
Peter
Snyder Gaga
Sam Dark
Red Dog Saloon
Sam
Ttoh
New Mexico
Tales of the Orient Disguised King and the Grass Pest
A king rides incognito and asks a peasant for wisdom. The peasant guides the king to inspect a strange hanging thing on a branch, leading to a chaos of hornets unleashed when a passerby frightens them. The tale ends with the king lamenting the unexpected misfortune.
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Hornets
Lewis
Itm
Eartl
Walt
Royal Highness
Iia
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Astians
Burren
Ben Foot
Fuwer
Ida Maestly
Alteative
Mere Murcaren
Baowser Ogrell
Providence
Snyder
Dirk
Diganjoon
Chur
High Fens
Jim Henderson
John Daylen
Royal Hotel
Host Clarkson
Davison
Apache Avenue
Givendam Golch
Lone Tack
Aamed ‘Taran
Tulad Jack
Thunderbolt Sam
Tarantula Jack
DEK
Arizona Kicklets
Coperight
C. B. Lewis
Hedleo Opera House
Tales OF the Orient
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