Bowser's Chance
A brief note on Bowser's chance appears in the 1915 McClure Newspaper Syndicate comic feature.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
3
Bowser’s Dead Horse Speech Moves a Crowded Street
A breakfast table political jape leads to Bowser delivering an oration at the scene of a dead horse halted by a grocer’s cart. He extols humane treatment, cites Cicero and a mock funeral, while police and bystanders stall the crowd before moving the carcass to a curb.
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Mr. Bowser
Les
Cicero
Rome
Venice
Athens
Seven Days in the Country Boost Arthur’s Strength
In a light exchange on the street William asks about Arthur’s progress. George replies Arthur has been in the country for seven days to regain his strength, joking that seven days would make one week.
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George
William
Arthur
Pittsburgh Press
Fitting Food Banter Echoes in Baltimore Table Talk
A Baltimore American snippet captures playful banter about pickled dishes at table time. One speaker jokes about the food being all pickled while another retorts with a witty jab. The light exchange reflects domestic humor from the era.
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Scott
Maria
Baltimore
With Their Regrets
A brief quote exchange on literary paths notes that editors steer some writers away from poetry, cited by the Boston Transcript. The dialogue implies editors influence career choices rather than personal preference.
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Boston Transcript
Intellectual Maid Inspires Yet Confident Visit
A man goes to call on an intellectual woman who discusses ancient scribes and many topics beyond his understanding. He remains calm and unafraid as she guides conversation while he holds her hand. Birmingham Age Herald.
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Birmingham
Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast
A dredging of health advice claims daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate can flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removing toxins and improving well being. It warns of internal poisoning from waste and bacteria and urges readers to obtain limestone phosphate cheap at drug stores.
Kidney Health Cure Warns Against Meat Eaters
An article promotes rad Salts as a kidney flush for meat eaters warning that uric acid from meat overruns kidneys. It claims sluggish kidneys cause rheumatism headaches and urinary issues and prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts daily with lemon acid and lithia to cleanse and protect the blood.
Ely's Cream Balm promises quick relief for nasal congestion
A terse ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting remedy for stuffed up noses. The fragrance antiseptic cream is sprayed into the nostrils to soothe inflamed mucous membranes and clear air passages for immediate relief.
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Ely
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D. G. Blackman
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