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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1907

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11

Moose Calling in the North Woods

Journal excerpt recounts moose calling on a northern ridge by a lakeside, detailing a night hunt with a bull moose. The narrator, with Indigenous guides, describes the moose’s bellow, the use of a birch bark horn, and a tense pursuit with a dangerous encounter near a narrow lake opening.

Jake Carling Tole Corsright Womam J Long

Work of the Shut-Ins Society Brings Art Wares to Life

A Washington Post feature on the Society of Shut-Ins at 19 List Twenty sixth Street highlighting 3500 members, many bedridden, who craft lace, table pieces, lingerie, baby clothes, and embroidery. The article details the charity, industrial exchange, and letters program that connect invalid workers with buyers and supporters, drawing attention to resilience, community aid, and economic need.

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