90 Miles to the Gallon Motorcycle Defense
In Lenox Massachusetts a columnist defends motorcycles after a youthful misadventure. He recalls choosing a bike for economy, noting its 90 mpg claim, low weight, and quieter four stroke engine. He outlines beginner steps, safety practices, and the practical benefits of two wheels for commuting and fuel independence.
Nostalgic fragment recalls Sally Brown and cellar door
A Boston Globe fragment recalls an old jingle about greener days and Sally Brown sliding down Old Grimes's cellar door. The line highlights vivid nostalgia and the faded detail of the forgotten author.
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The End of the Cellar Door as a Home Feature
The bulkhead or cellar door was once a common home fixture that hung at a slant and opened like jaws. Children slid down it and bounced on its springy surface, enjoying the thrill despite its plain appearance. Now such features have faded from daily life as children seek newer amusements.
Work slows on new library at Silver and Union
The library project at the Silver and Union Streets corner faces a small delay due to supply shortages though most materials are now on site. Superintendent A Milton expects completion in October while other local items include bids opened for Lottery Lane contracts and a new no parking zone on North Street.
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Nixon era judged by politics not morality in 1974
Patrick J. Buchanan reflects on the first anniversary of Watergate, arguing that August 8, 1974, marked not a moral victory but a triumph by rival politicians. He contends Nixon’s downfall resulted from a breach of trust with Middle America and cites Huston Plan, wiretaps, and partisan press dynamics as core factors.
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Lose the Weight You Hate Plan Promoted by University Study
New clinical tests at a major university hospital support the ODRINEX Plan for rapid weight loss. The formula claims an appetite suppressor lets you eat three meals daily while the tablet reduces calories and weight. Safety is stated when used as directed, with a money back guarantee at Rite Aid.
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