Wolves and Wolves Were Killed in Wisconsin Tale
A mixed language tale recounts a Wisconsin farmer and his sons trapping wolves for money. Hans Hanson, American boy of Norwegian descent, shoots a wolf but mourns its death when he learns the value of the pelt. Father chastises for careless killing and the two families grieve the loss.
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Western
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Ronald Hee
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Koto Pan
Ivaly Janone
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Hans Hanson
Big Bluffs
Hans
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Thors
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Bear Attack and Basket Theft in Scranton Creek Tale
A farmer named Nott wrestles with a bear over a half bushel basket of prorrie near Scranton, Pa. In a tense chase through Owl swamp he wounds the bear with a nail hammer and later with sheep shears stabbed the bear in the neck, killing it. The story blends a dramatic animal encounter with a later note on grief and a humorous exchange about tailoring in the same issue.
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Tunkahanna Creek
Scranton
Williat
Laurel Fun
Ted Trough
Owl Swamp
Nott
Charge at Brandy Station Memoir and Venice Salt Crisis
A Civil War reminiscence recalls a rider forced to flee a Confederate pursuit near Brandy Station, detailing the chaotic forest ground, a hunter’s retreat, and comrades praising bravery. Venice correspondence notes a salt shortage, the government's tax on salt, and its impact on poverty and public health.
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Venice
Courtin Days and Fragmented Readings Across Cities
A garbled, multi-topic clipping mixes dialogues and anecdotes from foreign Parisian taste and municipal debates. It includes a long silvery aside on Careme and urban honors, plus miscellaneous fragments on crows, antebellum farms, and a Pa woodman's odd discovery in a chestnut tree.
Fragmented Alleged Tale Notes in Jail and Theater Visit
A garbled OCR fragment references a jail in the county, a person named Ham’s circle, and a theater outing. It mentions a month’s wage with the city, mentions white men, water could be served, and a reference to a theater scene ending with a friend dragging someone after leaving a house. The text is unclear and disrupts a coherent narrative.
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Eainho
Ham
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