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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1844

Page

5

The Washingtonian Fit Publication Terms

Publication details for The Washingtonian fit printed Saturdays by James McCafferty with annual and club subscription rates. Instructions cover mail subscriptions, post-paid mail, post office frankings, and advertising rates for various insertions and continuance under weekly semi monthly and monthly schedules.

Post-Office Department

The Hunter of the West sketch on the pioneer hunter

A descriptive sketch portrays the Western hunter as a solitary, habit-bound pioneer who thins forests, confronts redmen and settlers, and carries gear like a fifty inch barrel rifle, palmetto hat, wide saddle, and a deer tied high in trees as he travels to his primitive home.

Far West Oliver Ilinois Hunter Arena Rose Darto Ranade Hazel Sumac

A Three Days Hunt in Alabama

Johnson and companions recount a three day Alabama hunt on Oakchun Mountain Oakchun Swamp. They encounter a wild bear cub and mother bear, topple a tree to dispatch the den, and pursue ducks turkeys and a ferocious boar herd. The party ends with Jones saved by Smith and a successful hunt tally despite no early game.

Johnson J. Hooper Johnson, Smith Jones Fittte Oakchun Swamp Johnson Smith Oakchun Sam Aing Pont Oakchuwhatchee Alabama

Extraordinary endurance of Fatigue and public bets

A historical note discusses Barclay's 1000 mile feat as a marvel of fatigue endurance and compares it to a current claim where a winner adds F. R.S. to his name and bets £100 on producing 1,000,000 pen strokes in a month, reflecting on proving endurance in a public wager.

Barclay Maryland James Calder

The Million Strokes Challenge and Survival of the Sabbath

A London paper recounts a wagered feat of performing one million strokes on paper within a set period. The worker, keeping Sundays, averages over 40,000 strokes daily, despite fatigue, aided by attendants. The feat culminates on the twenty third day with the last strokes recorded as vigorous as the first.

Aécen Dcr Royal Society London

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