New Year Ski Trip Faces Harsh Road to Dorset Dance
Dora and Paul ski toward a New Year party pursued by cautious Andy. They race through blocked roads over bare trees and cold winds seeking the Dorset dance, facing fatigue and a snag on the next hill.
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Old Father Time and a New Year’s Dance Tale
A fragment from a Washington Star piece blends poetry with a short prose drama. Dora is aided home by Andrew after an ankle injury at Dorset, while Beatrice and Fred Gordon face a New Year decision about marriage and career amid a dance party at Southwood Country club.
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Baseball Men Gather For Rumor Filled Port of Aching Dogs
In a Port of Aching Dogs gathering above Forty second Street baseball men trade lore on Yale star Kelley and scout Paul Krichell. MoCormack recalls battles with Cobb Brown and Snodgrass while discussing past clashes and boxing legends.
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Native of New Hampshire Kendall started as a printer in New York and New Orleans. He launched the New Orleans Picayune in 1837, covered the Mexican War from the field, organized relay networks for rapid reports, served as major, and died on a Texas farm in 1867.
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Anson Jones the Yankee Ties Texas to Its Founding
Born January 20 1798 in Great Barrington Mass Anson Jones studied medicine in Litchfield and practiced in 1820 he wandered to Texas settling in 1833 He helped lead the Texan independence and served as minister to the United States later becoming Texas president In 1845 he oversaw Texas annexation and saw the republic end His death on January 8 1858 was by his own hand in Washington County Texas He believed Texas erred in giving up independence.
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