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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1890
Page
2
A fragmentary depiction chronicles an early buffalo chase observed by Indians. The narrative voice, steeped in expedition era diction, blends awe with vivid detail of plains, hunters, horses, and the herd. Amid the pursuit, warriors coordinate, prey scatters, and dramatic moment of pursuit ends with selective slaughter and retreat.
A fragmentary story recalls twin tables TS placed along a riverbank near Sacramento and a resort now owned by Stanford Joandee of Stanton University. It weaves a wandering tale of a forest tram, old Cal pack trails, and a list of places from Oregon to Washington amid a faded account of men named Mountain Joe and others who guided or drank through a turning point in frontier lore.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a grandfather on sentry duty during early November. The narrative blends memory, home, and war’s chill noting a neighbor’s command and the line between duty and danger. It closes with a sample of distant polite letters from an educated Hindu in employer correspondence.
Decades after the steamboat debate, veteran rivermen recall poling up and down the Connecticut River while noting Fulton did not invent the steamboat. The article traces memories of river life, names figures like Hale and Northumberland, and mentions Prof Morey plus interviews with Riess and Fulton in New York.
A fragmentary item from a downtown fish market notes a sea creature attached to a crab specimen, with discussion of nets and a Highlands sighting. It hints at a moral for younger readers about safety and careful handling of sea life, though details are unclear due to garbled text.
Fragmented lines describe a speaker reflecting on poetry, gendered roles, and personal memories. The prose blends musings on heroines, dogs, and social expectations with disjointed reflections on life and admiration, creating a surreal, introspective vignette.
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