Remarkable hunting dog tale shared by Sousa
In a December issue Outlook features John Philip Sousa who visits and reads a chapter from his book Pipetown Sandy about a notable hunting dog. The piece notes Sousa’s kindness and the editor’s attention, highlighting dog lovers and the sportsman audience of the section.
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The Jedge and the Dog Hunter Tale
A humorous old tale set at a fireside, featuring the Jedge recalling a letter from a Philadelphia man named C. Johnson-Johnson Esquire. The mock expedition uses a dog named Bob and a servant Ebenezer in a comic hunting setup, with misadventures and boastful claims ending in wary antics as the dog guards against a dubious hunt.
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