Old Romey the Cherokee Derby Horse of Pond Creek
The piece recalls Old Romey, a 21 mile Cherokee country sprint horse owned by J. M. Singer of Wichita. Since 1887 he has drawn crowds from Oklahoma to Kansas, famed for chasing jackrabbits and a record run from the Kansas line to Pond Creek depot in one hour twenty five minutes. He remains vigorous, daily driving with Mrs Singer and still eager for speed, yet gentle with his master.
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Corncob Pipe Makers Face Closure Amid Meerschaum Shortage
German and Austrian reports warn of a looming collapse in the meerschaum pipe industry as raw material shortages send prices soaring. U S and British manufacturers gain control of supplies, threatening jobs in Huhla and Ruble, where 3,000 to 4,000 workers rely on the trade. Output averages 540,000 pipes annually. since 1767 the craft has shaped regional economies.
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England
Germany
Asia Minor
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Thuringian Forest
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Last of Famous Old Literary Circle
Fragmentary reminiscence on Donald G. Mitchell and his Reveries, with reflected grief and memory. Describes a aged author in Edgewood, recalling forgotten birthdays and inviting his muse in a Yale-adjacent setting, amid tranquil plants and family around him.
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Tramps Peach Stand In Moonlit Romance
A tense scene unfolds as a couple argues over a last peach under the moon. The girl demands obedience and threatens departure while the man remains quiet. A hungry tramp nearby seizes the fruit, then the lovers reconcile as the tramp finishes the peach and smiles. Narrated by John Andrews.
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Harvey
Matelie
Cowene
Alice
Mabelle
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Last of a Grown: Marvel and the Quiet Life at Edgewood
The piece portrays Donald G. Mitchell, author of The Marvels of a Bachelor, living a secluded life at Edgewood. It details his ivyed estate on a knoll near New Haven, his youthful vigor, periodic walks, and selective social circle, contrasting his cosmopolitan past with present privacy and hospitality.
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Thomas Harley Aldiich
Edward Everett Hale
Jenny Lindl
Castle Square
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Belles Andreaux
Union Square
Third Avenue
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Sir Marvel
Edgewood
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Grand Canal
Paris
France
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New York
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A Magazine Love Story A Magazine Love Story
A tale of romance told through magazine pages with staged clues and fashion cues. A man wooes a maid via page references and purchases a solitaire, then elopes by car, honeymooning after tickets bought from a road map found on page forty two. A cottage dream is shown on a later page.
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