Wolves Attack Farm Calf in Pennsylvania Tale of 1926 Incident
Oskar Baradinsky recounts a 1926 overnight on a Lincoln Highway farm near Coatesville where wolves attacked livestock and a wagon party as the family and a neighbor fought back. The uncle fired twice, drove the wolves away, and later “shot one marauder” weighing 145 pounds. Copyright WIN Service.
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Origin of Coney Island Name and Norwegian Church Style
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An analysis of Britain's role as global mediator in 1938 stress and the shift toward appeasement with Germany Italy and Russia. It notes Chamberlain's faltering guarantees, Italy's Ethiopian victory, and the looming Balkan and Soviet alignments influencing U S British and French policy.
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The Married Life of Helen and Warren summary noted
A fragmented excerpt lists topics and quotes about marriage, language, and culture. It references Mabel Herbert Urner's The Married Life of Helen and Warren as a long running work and mentions remarks from the Al American festival in New York about English as the unifying language for Americans.
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The Jukes Family as Heredity Study Subjects
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