Bowser a Climber and a Mount McKinley Plan
Bowser declares intent to climb Mount McKinley spurred by a crazed inventory of his wardrobe and a promoter. Mrs Bowser taunts his fitness while a note from Simpkins halts the ascent as bowser collapses in the hall. A second scene shows a sympathetic but stern crewman warning against bravado in a battle with a captain’s furlough threat.
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Cook
Leity
Goerth Pole
Dr. Cok
Mount Melinley 2
Wirse
Mount Mein- Vey
Othem
Bowser
Ocean
Dace
Ime
Mr. Bowser
Orlek
Climb
Jim
Woodchuck
Simpkins
Pat
New York World
Amusing salon quips with Venus de Milo joke
In a gallery humor piece a wife teases about the Venus de Milo while a husband jokes about how she buttons her dress. The exchange shifts to gossip about wives and ministers, hinting at romantic intrigue within a church community.
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Venus de Milo
Yonkers
North Pure Controversy Sparks Heathen Rage Question
A Judge comments on a heated controversy, asking why “heathen rage” and suggesting confusion unless others are excited by the dispute. The remark signals tension over a north oriented issue and hints at public agitation.
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Jones
Mother Goose on the Links Caddie Tale
A humorous note from American Golfer recounts a caddie named Willie Gray who heckled a golfer with clever rhymes. The speaker recalls being angered as Willie repeatedly claimed the ball landed in a “pit” after every tee shot, turning the round into a playful complaint about chatty assistance on the course.
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Mother Goose
Willie Gray
Willie
Cornstalks and Wire Netting Shield Trees From Vermin
An Ohio State bulletin advises practical methods to protect young trees from mice rabbits and other vermin. It notes bark girdling damage in hard winters when natural food is scarce and explains that mice nest in sod, favor mulch around trunks, and that bare soil reduces danger. Deep snow provides protection in ordinary winters.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
H. Ballou
Vermin protection for tree trunks and horse checkrein use
The article describes methods to deter mice and rabbits from trunks using cornsticks and wire netting, aimed at keeping vermin away. It also notes English practice removing the checkrein from horses, praising the benefits observed by Sir George Burgoyne.
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England
George Burgoyne
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