Letters 92 Japanese Schoolboy to Editor
A humorous missive questions why business men escape to the woods for summer, arguing they should not neglect Newspapers. A long tale recounts Hon. W. H. Johnson and cookery boy Frank Komura hiring Hashimura Togo to Kern River, detailing a comic trek with Japanese companions, cargo, and misadventures as they travel toward hunting trout.
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W. B. Johnson
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Iim
Piranka
Cate
Derby
RH. R
Sago
Bhunkio Saguchi
Boas
Komura
Zor
Porshire
Elas
A Japanese Schoolboy Seeks News in Nature's Quiet
The letter-writer reflects on a lone vacation by a tent, observing Hon Johnson and others drinking high whiskies, playing poke-card, and a Japanese schoolboy seeking Eve Papers. He voices dependence on newspapers to understand the world, the allure of headlines, and the comfort of printed news over solitude.
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