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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
3
Baree, a young wolf dog, fights a swift stream and flood waters after a dangerous plunge. He struggles to stay alive, wanders into unfamiliar woods and encounters Nekik the otter family, then presses on toward the forest at dusk with lingering fear and resolve.
Baree endures a June storm with lightning and thunder as he shelters under a root. Hunger and loneliness drive him to hunt crayfish and encounter a bear, wolves, and an ermine, while the forest tests his growing instinct to hunt on his own. The tale ends with a spruce hen stalking near Baree as the scene shifts to the next week.
The article notes Bain Island as the third largest yet little is known of it beyond its 549 year old discovery by Frobisher. The Science Service provides the historical hook about this obscure landform and its discovery.
A fragmented blurb notes the phrase red letter day from church calendars and cites an odd claim about Becy losing 7.7 percent body weight in 24 hours. The piece references science service and a $150 annual Record subscription.
A compact moral exhortation urges steadfast patience and gentleness in all seasons toward everyone, encouraging restraint in pursuit of popularity and social standing. It frames restraint as a virtuous discipline guided by steadfastness.
A gamey remark accompanies a chaotic game scene where D. M. notes lost chances after a heavy rain. On the next play a punt to Bell shifts momentum as Bell returns to midfield before tragedy hits with a drowning incident.
Not all woods suit burning as fireplaces throw many sparks. Chestnut, butternut, tamarack and spruce warned as poor choices. Fire safety notes caution about wood selection for home heating.
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