The Bear Princess and Serban’s Unexpected Union
In the village near Zukoff a dreamy scholar Serban falls for Catina, a wild beauty who tames a bear to win him. After a dramatic rescue, Catina heals Serban and he defies his mother to marry her, earning the nickname The Boar Princess from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serban
Eien
Berties
Loptkowitsch
Catina
Nol
Cadina
Catling
Dee
Cardius
Zuko
Merrieman
Oly Atlas
Nino
Orleans Times-Democrat
Children and Nature Observations In Childhood Edibles
A discussion on how children perceive and misinterpret nature, noting rapid observations yet shallow reasoning. It cites examples of curious plant traits, edible allure in the woods, and boyhood liking for adventurous morsels like bark, roots, and leaves, with a nod to Fogler Science Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Engand
Fogler Science Monthly
Petsos
Ohio
A. G. Tuttle
Baraboo
Wis
Heramer
Soldier Fled to Sea in 1777 French Guard Ran Away
In February 1777 a young French guardaen fled to sea. He financed passage with a loan from wealthy backer and held a made up rank to justify his voyage. The voyage crossed from Paris to Spain, then to the Atlantic toward America, amid officials’ surprise and allied doubts.
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P Shineas
Tee
France
Eigenstate Eee Rey
Fresel
Eaux
Bnt
Parages
Spain
Romana
Amer
Fish Poachers on Salmon River Near Saguenay
A river trip near the Saguenay describes Canadian poachers fishing a paid U S salmon river, using bird shot to wound fish. The narrator and Adam confront the violators at night, ending with a shot and a halted poaching effort, noting the harms to spawning salmon and eggs.
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Adam
Ais Dadaly
Adare
Saguenay
United States
A Dockeys Life and the Burden of Fame
A clipping discusses the life of jockeys, contrasting public joy with private strain. It cites the New South Wales Echo on Archer at the Derby and likens a jockey’s emotions to a man facing execution, balancing terror, hope, and resolve amid racecourse gaiety and victory celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales Echo
Archer
Rezcus
London
Pat Guzatte
Fragmentary Note From Old Paper Readers May Find Language Clues
A garbled OCR fragment mentions travel and foods such as cake and ice cream, with scattered place names and phrases. The legible bits point to a light readers’ note or casual item, not a clear event or report. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or locations needed for a fuller summary.
Seventeen-Year Locust Its Lifecycle And Raucous Chorus
A descriptive note on the cicada life cycle detailing emergence from the ground after seventeen years, the molt, and the loud chorus of males. The writer compares the sound to a saw mill and notes masses of shells on trees and leaves, with birds and chickens preying on the nymphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mg Hilljora
St Nicheftewi
Passage of the Forts and naval battle nights near New Orleans
A fragment from Century recounts Beverley Kennon’s views on the conflict below New Orleans during Farragut’s operations. It describes darkness, smoke, misidentification of friend and foe, and a fierce exchange as Fort Jackson and Fort St Philip exchange fire with Federal ships.
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Beverley Kennon
Moore
Farragut
New Orleans
Duncan
U. S
Fort Jackson
Fort St. Phillip
Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thar
the Bear Princess
Ferben
Lepkowitsch
Gatician
Zukoff
Dama Lepkowitech
Reaper
Roonie
Stan
Wrmas
Paris
Vienna
Café
Berban
Dame Lepkowitach
Atronts
Carolina
Ivanok
Bear
Cleo
Desatin
Roe Callon
Traiok
Cailins
Ing Serban
Ing Serban May: ‘8 the Latter Was Breast At Quanstely
Ineltis
Cartion
Gil
Black Hills
Agricultural
New York
Baerregs
RESCH
Canadans
Monty
Fenk, Parr, Gmolt and Grills
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Straits of Belle Isle
Labrador
Newfoundland
Nova Scotian
Fala
A Dockey
Pim
Toustaine Pally
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