T. W. Wells Lecture - April 13, 1961
1961
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- Abstract Views12
- Plays1
Recorded Work Description
An recording of a lecture given by Thornton Walton Wells, former school superintendent of Russell County Schools, to Samuel Sackett's folklore class at Fort Hays Kansas State College on April 13, 1961. 00:00:00 - Cheyenne Bottoms: Hunting, Laying the Railroad and Dog Racing. 00:18:00 - Folklore discussion: Cocklebur story 00:22:08 - Osage Orange wood 00:25:33 - Fish skin purse 00:29:42 - Hunting 00:30:29 - Hydrophobia (rabies), mad stones, other fears 00:42:32 - Mother Bickerdyke and buffalo hunts 00:45:18 - Poem "How do I know my youth is all spent?"
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