Man Walks Backward From Golden City Encounter with Wild Boar
After the Civil War a former Union soldier, W. HL Case of Ohio, settles near Golden City Colorado. While walking home by moonlight he encounters a wild boar that charges and advances as he retreats. He escapes by retreating and describing the animal’s behavior and his fear driven by the creatures stare and sudden lunges. The tale ends with the creature turning away and Case escaping without injury.
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W. HL HL Case
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Colorado
Golden City
Gollen
Helston Crey
Filin
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Kidney trouble danger becomes deadly warning
A garbled obituary style notice warns of kidney disease potential fatal outcome. It mentions individuals like Thomas Wentmoret and Kayes My back and kidney pains, with references to a doctor and a York dealer. The fragment hints at remedies and local names and a holiday gathering.
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Thomas
Marley
Moreno
Muello
N.Y
Lucky Over Cowboy? Ready for Emergencies and Luck
A reflective piece questions luck and preparedness, citing an athlete who trained a single play until it became routine. It contrasts chance with foresight, asking if neighbors’ praise stems from talent or deliberate readiness, and notes everyday people miss chances without preparation.
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Princeton
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Chance
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Health Boost
An old health ad claims that worms in children cause pale complexions and stomach issues. It promotes Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy to enrich blood improve digestion and strengthen the system with regular use for two to three weeks.
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