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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1918

Page

8

Canadian Farm Boy Faces Wolves Near Wild Lake

Jack, a lone farm boy near a Canadian lake, endures cold winter as he tends animals and dreams of Florida. With wolves reported moving from the bush, he plans a dangerous crossing for ammunition and a rifle to defend his mother, who hints at leaving for the southern lands if the father approves.

Red Canadian Lake Jack Wild Lake Country Florida Wilds

Wolf Pack at the Door Tests Jack and His Gun

In a stormy frontier scene Jack and his mother face a pack of wolves approaching their home. With an unloaded gun, Jack uses a boiling water kerosene hot-water trick to deter the beasts. His mother praises his courage, and the father’s forthcoming praise confirms his heroism.

Jack Mrs. Fraser

Knitting for Therese N A Big Apartment Building

In the city a family life unfolds as Agnes, Martha and Jane share a building. Martha and Jane are sisters with bobbed dark brown hair, while Agnes has distinctive features described as the text continues. The fragment hints at domestic scenes within an urban setting.

Agnes Martha Jane

Knitting girls aid Therese with a charity box

Agnes, Jane, and Martha knit for Therese in France, sending a warm coverlet and four caps. They receive Uncle Dwight's plea to knit, start a box of warmth, and plan a paper doll party to fill it with toys and dolls, while measles keep them indoors but together.

Martha Agnes Jane Dwight France Therese Mother Alice

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