A Visit to Historic Natchez by Ruth Griffin
Ruth Griffin recounts a Natchez trip from Vicksburg along the Natchez Trace revealing historic homes and scenes. She notes De Soto and Burr connections, colonial architecture, Windy Hill Manor, Stanton Hall, Gloucester, and the Devil's Punch Bowl with local hospitality shaping the Old South’s memory.
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Ruth Griffin
Vicksburg
Natchez
Natchez Trace
Mississippi River
Mississippi
United States
Avis
Stone
Aaron Burr
de Soto
LaSalle
France
Rosalie
Britain
Old City
Europe
Old South
Longwood
Windy Hill Manor
Gloucester
Winthrop Sargent
Stanton
Frederick Stanton
Italy
Devil's Punch Bowl
Marines Learn Japanese From Local Nisei Instructor
Five Marines stationed in Philadelphia study Japanese with Sannosuke Yamamoto who has lived in the area since 1905. He teaches basics such as good morning and goodbye, while his daughter attends the University of Pennsylvania.
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Natches
Kings Tavern
Mississippi River
Carlo
New Orleans
Aaron Burr
Sannosuke Yamamoto
University of Pennsylvania
Dalhart Man Kills Self in Home Shooting
Coroner H. C. Sloan ruled death by own action for Fred Poole 69 who was shot in the head with a shotgun at his Dalhart home yesterday. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Self Dalhart
H. C. Sloan
Fred Poole
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