GIANT HUMAN LEG Found 1,500 Feet Underground

A remarkable specimen of the "carboniferous era" has just
been unearthed at a depth of fifteeen hundred feet in the underground
workings of the Ellengowan colliery of the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company.

The specimen is very beautiful and is highly prized by Inside
Foreman Gwillym Jones who retained it as a curio.

Miners at the face of one of the breasts discovered a large
piece of slate with impressions of leaves and ferns deeply imbedded
therein.

Slate? In a colliery? Just goes to show they had no idea what they were
looking at...
BTW what on earth does imbedded mean? Or perhaps you meant "embedded" when
you concocted this tripe?
cheers
Bill