From The Children's Newspaper, 1935.

"Chocolates: something wrong somewhere."  From The Children's Newspaper, 1920.

"You never can tell.  That chocolate drink you enjoyed last night may have been made from seaweed."  From The Children's Newspaper, 1953.

From The Saturday Evening Post, 1917.

Men's chocolate.  From Australian Women's Weekly, 1946.

From Western Reserve University's 1941 yearbook.

From The Seven Voices by J. Hooker Hamersley, 1898.

"Do not bathe in chocolate pudding."  From Expressways, Grade 3, Level 6, Handstands by Thorn & Irwin, 1977.

"Make this goblin your ally!"  From The Goblin, 1922.

"Space aliens are coming, but don't serve chocolate."  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1989.

From The Goblin, 1923.

We're honored that Cyril the Sorcerer calligraphized a line of ours about magic words and chocolate: "Delight in the magic word as you speak or sing it, as you might savor a morsel of fine chocolate. —Craig Conley"

Q: Is the pie in the sky chocolate?  (From Together, 1960.)

A: Almost!  It's technically Opera Cake, with three thin layers of almond cake soaked coffee syrup, a layer of espresso buttercream, a layer of bittersweet chocolate ganache, and a topping of chocolate glaze.

The rising sun says to enjoy your sweet Eastern bunny before it melts.  From Nebelspalter, 1933.

Chocolate pie!  From The Nation's Health, 1921.

Reblog if you have taken on chocolate.  From Le Charivari, 1849.

"Shedding tears into a box of chocolates."  From One Thousand Laughs from Vaudeville, 1908.