Knight of God like grace in a bannered tale
Ella Dare writes in the Inter Ocean of a knightly ideal who bears life’s battle for truth and law. The piece extols steadfast virtue guiding society, with a banner marking purpose and a call to rescue race from selfishness and shame toward a holy place.
Indian Devil of the Maine Woods Causes Lumber Camps to Fear
A lumber camp tale recounts reports of an immense shadowy creature seen near Chesancock head in a Maine forest. Hunters pursue a large catamount through deep snow, leading to a dramatic surface confrontation and the animal’s death after a frantic pursuit.
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Chesancock
Murch
Uncle Wash
Pell-Mell
Billy O'Nun
Iind
Mike Shea
Billy O’nun
Billy
March
N. Y
The Cracker Girl and the Alligator Country Tale
A wandering chicken meets danger near a Florida creek as an alligator drags it away. In a wild Everglades setting, Liza the cracker girl forms bonds with hunters Mr. Lowery and Mr. Danielson. He imagines training her voice and music, while a bond with her makes him rethink class and education.
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Woodbine
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Danielson
New York
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Gators
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Norton
Swedes Deterred from Coming to America by Tales of a Liar
A Philadelphia Press item recounts how Swedes in 1643 were discouraged from migrating to the Delaware coast after reports from Rev. John Campanius Holme described monstrous serpents and sea spiders. The piece notes his colorful, imaginative storytelling and equates the sea spider with the king crab, reflecting on the era’s mythic American image.
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Spider's Point
Philadelphia Press
Telephone Switch Error Upsets North Side Citizen
A Chicago Inter Ocean excerpt reports a mistaken telephone switch at a central station causing a couple to receive a boiler inquiry instead of a medical consultation. The husband sought his doctor after his wife’s sudden illness. a misrouted response offered bizarre home remedy instructions.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Quiet old man plays ancient tunes in a music store
A country man enters a music shop with an old yellow book and softly plays the tunes as clerks watch. He says he has only half the pages finished and keeps turning leaves with careful, placid gestures.
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