The River Rescue That Brought Jack and Joe Together
In a late October forest and river tale two boys quarrel over a fair share of nut gathering then drift into a deadly feud. Joe falls ill, Jack bravely crosses a stormy river to fetch medicine, aided by Baxter the boatman, risking life to save his friend. Joe recovers and the feud ends with a renewed friendship.
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Jie
Winona Republic
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Fragmentary domestic scene from a letter page
A muddled excerpt shows a homeward husband returning to a wife and baby, with garbled speech about a mother, a sore throat, a drink, and a lingering sense of family routine. The text suggests personal correspondence with names blurred and locations partially unreadable.
A distant island boy and his river adventures
Fourteen year old Jack Hasbrouck lives with his family on Winona Island near the Shsteuue River. He and two nearby boys Joe Kiesler and Charley Gract spend summer days rowing, exploring, and playing near forests, marshes, and caves, mastering boat work and river challenges amid rural island life.
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Advice for Everybody on Duty and Integrity
The text urges readers to avoid shirking duty, act on principle, and protect character. It cautions against self interest clouding judgment, warns against profiting from reputation, and promotes generosity over stinginess. It also discourages debt, drinking, and smoking while stressing prompt, honest business conduct and faith in God guiding actions.
Cabbage Confusion In Narrow Escape From Lace Theft
George Abrahams loved cold cabbage and stole lace collars while hunting for more on a pantry shelf. After a night of hunger he cooked the cabbage and ate it, only to find the lace stash missing, leading to a comic revelation of the cost. The tale ends with the wife aghast at the misdirected appetite and the missing twenty dollars worth of lace.
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Tramp Jojee Tries to Revive Dead Man with Food
A tramp named Raising a Weaver, Joyce, visits a village where a funeral is prepared. He proposes a feast to spirits to revive the dead, but the relatives demand a weaver as the core cause of the death.
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