Woodchuck chase lures poet through forests and fields
In a reflective piece quoted from Yankee Blade, W. Foss describes chasing woodchucks across meadows clover orchards and scrub pines, yet the elusive creature vanishes in a hole. He clings to a vision of someday catching that woodchuck despite weariness of soul and wandering.
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The Insaney Surgeon Haunts a Villa Prowler Tale
A woman recalls a nighttime visit by an insane surgeon who targets her breast for an alleged medical procedure. The doctor arrives with a deadly plan and is bound by her husband, revealing the madman as a once eminent European surgeon driven to madness by knowledge.
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Cabinet to Presidency Path Rare in U.S. History
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Silent Strength in Cato’s Quiet Rulings
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London Hospital Report Shows Bre Consistency in Public Market
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Collier's Feud Sparks Public Battle Over Religious Press
A clashing exchange, led by a renowned editor of a major religious paper, targets Collier's Weekly and its critics. The piece accuses Collier's of sensationalism and declares a costly legal and public relations war, asserting the Religious Press seeks truth over sensationalism and vows continued resistance.
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