Rip Van Winkle pony tale and insomnia cure
A New York reader recalls insomnia cures via horseback riding with a sleepy pony named Rip. The tale details a wild ride through town to a church, collapsing a fence, and a later charge to ride daily along a turnpike, ending with restoration of sleep after two weeks.
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