Trogluddite Posted July 28, 2025 Posted July 28, 2025 (edited) Published in the Lewiston (ME) Evening Journal on Jul 20, 1899. The wild man was not riding a hedgehog, "Hedgehog" was the name of a local geographic feature that people of the area were familiar with. Edited October 2 by Trogluddite To improve chronology and/or formatting. Then to provide a better copy of the news article.. 1
norseman Posted July 28, 2025 Admin Posted July 28, 2025 14 minutes ago, Trogluddite said: Test Post. Note that the wild man was not riding a hedgehog, "Hedgehog" was a local name for some geographic feature that "everyone" in town knew. Coming in loud and clear!👍
VAfooter Posted July 28, 2025 Admin Posted July 28, 2025 22 hours ago, Trogluddite said: Note that the wild man was not riding a hedgehog, "Hedgehog" was a local name for some geographic feature that "everyone" in town knew. Hedgehog Hill is still a place there...
Trogluddite Posted July 28, 2025 Author Posted July 28, 2025 ^^ Thank you - I have to incorporate some of these into my database.
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