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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1908

Page

29

Big bear trap saves boy hunter in Arkansas woods

Johnny Brown and cousin Fred chase through timber near a ranch in Arkansas. Johnny treed by a large black bear after two shots miss. Fred uses a blazing branch to trap the bear, then Johnny shoots brain through the beast. They plan to report to Uncle John and bring home the trophy for supper with Polly's cheer at the house.

William Wallace, JR Danny Guown Arkansas Johnny Caine Fred Mrs. Brown Sin Frea Johnny Brown John Father Mr. Bruin Ling Daddy Lonner

Bertha Wins New Life After River Rescue

Bertha, a poor girl, saves a little skater from a fatal hole in the river. The rescue leads to a wealthy family offering shelter, schooling, and employment for Bertha and her parents, changing their fortunes and proving her greater than any river fairy.

Bertha Tin Bertha Lewis Lewises Lewis Cale

Mexico City Climate and Sights in All Seasons

A historical portrait of Mexico City describing its saucer basin, seasonal climate, drainage issues, and attractions. It highlights spring beauty, summer rains, and the city’s elevation, canals, and boulevards as Mary Graman notes Mexico’s appeal for travelers when drainage is solved.

Andes Mexico Memes City Mexico City Cortez Lac Texcoca Mary Gramam

A Guy Fawkes Adventure at Ches terville Academy

In November at Ches terville Academy Billy Berkely and Tommy Fowler sketch a prank against their Latin master Gruffy Jenkins. They build a Guy Fawkes effigy and plan a bonfire while enlisting Jimmy Durkin. Jack Croton secretly helps ignite the dummy, prompting chaos when confronted.

Tommy Billy Berkely Guy Fawkes Old Gruffy Grufty Tommy Fowler Biiy Jack Croton Chesterville Academy Billy Bing Berkely Jimmy Durkin Gruffy Jenkins Jimmy Jack Billy Gerkely Fawkes Jack Croten

A Real Bear's Soliloquy by Maud Walker

The piece features Attie Master Bruin contemplating the life of a teddy bear. He muses on winter sleep, exertion in spring, and the cycle of hunting and feeding with playful country phrasing. The poem celebrates spring breakfasts and bears’ seasonal routines.

Maud Walker PRPS Pune Qaivet Attie Master Bruin

Custodial Bully Left Academy After Threatening Plot

Two youths plot to frighten and bind Jack Croton, dragging him before a doctor and driving him from the school. Tom Fowler and Bill Berkeley celebrate as Gruffy’s foe leaves, vowing revenge.

Bily Jack Croton Tommy Billy Moses Jimmy Gruffy Tom Fowler Bill Berkely Academy

Birds in Captivity a Growing Domestic Industry

The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a large cage bird trade supplying over 60,000 canaries annually and hundreds of parrots from tropical regions. Canaries mostly come from Hartz Germany with prices from six to fourteen dollars per dozen, while parrots hail from Australia, Cuba, Mexico, and Africa. Demand supports diverse species though bird protection laws have reduced home trapping, boosting native populations.

Cincinnati Enyocirer Alexander India Hartz Mountains Germany Australia Cuba Mexico Central South America Africa Europe Philadelphia

Anecdotes from East India on floods and wildlife

An English resident recalls nine severe floods in East India. Boats rode the surging waters as tigers, ligers, monkeys, and snakes crowd the hillsides while villagers hunted to save livestock and themselves. An American traveler describes elephants fighting on a Karachi hill, ending with a decisive victor amid brutal tusk thrusts.

Philadelphia Inquirer India Ilere Upper Searmny Karachi Amu

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