Bear Jugglers and a Boy: A Savage Bear Attack
A Boston Herald piece recounts a dramatic bear exhibition gone wrong when Ben the bear attacked three Aruin boys in a shed. One boy, Bou, sustained a scalp wound from the bear’s claws, requiring seventy six stitches and plaster rolls to close. The incident ends with Ben halted by onlookers and Bou surviving the ordeal.
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Back to the Farm As City Dwellers Seek Open Air Life
By V. Gregory, 1910. The piece argues that urban residents now covet country life for space and health. It traces shifts from pioneer hardship to suburban ideals, noting rail and telephone links, cheaper country living, and the value of retired farmers in communities and local government.
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