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Lauderdale (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 11
A miraculous escape from starvation.
--A Man Three Days in a Stump.--The Memphis Argus publishes the following interesting article in relation to the disappearance for three days of a man who was afterwards found in the stump of a tree, and rescued from his uncomfortable imprisonment:
We have just learned of a miraculous escape from starvation, of a young gentleman residing in Lauderdale county, Tenn., near Hale's Point.
The facts are these:
Last week he was out hunting in a large bottom in the neighborhood, and he observed a wild goose fly out of a large cypress stump, which was some twenty feet high.
His knowledge of the habits of these geese led him to believe that the goose had a nest in the stump.
On the outside of the stump were a number of vines, which he pulled up to peep in and get possession of the eggs.
After he had succeeded in gaining the top of the stump, he discovered a large number of eggs some six or eight feet down inside.
The nest, he supposed,
Hale's Point (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 11
A miraculous escape from starvation.
--A Man Three Days in a Stump.--The Memphis Argus publishes the following interesting article in relation to the disappearance for three days of a man who was afterwards found in the stump of a tree, and rescued from his uncomfortable imprisonment:
We have just learned of a miraculous escape from starvation, of a young gentleman residing in Lauderdale county, Tenn., near Hale's Point.
The facts are these:
Last week he was out hunting in a large bottom in the neighborhood, and he observed a wild goose fly out of a large cypress stump, which was some twenty feet high.
His knowledge of the habits of these geese led him to believe that the goose had a nest in the stump.
On the outside of the stump were a number of vines, which he pulled up to peep in and get possession of the eggs.
After he had succeeded in gaining the top of the stump, he discovered a large number of eggs some six or eight feet down inside.
The nest, he supposed,
3rd (search for this): article 11