The Man Inside Groucho
Tribute prose surveys Groucho Marx as a master of humor and persona. It recalls colleagues like Red Skelton George Burns Woody Allen and Chaplin and notes his craft from pun to pratfall while marking his enduring appeal and the paradox of fame.
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Groucho Marx
George Burns
Woody Allen
Woody
Groucho
George Jessel
Charlie Chaplin
W.C. Fields
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Jack Benny
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Stark Expedition complaint Letters To The Editor
Renee Deraps of the Nicholas Regiment in Derry New Hampshire writes to The Banner praising spectators but criticizing Bennington organizers for muddy camping bad crowd control and unfair medal distribution during the Stark Expedition event on August 13 and 14. She notes poor treatment of Stark's forces by officials while commending hosting towns and spectators.
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Stark
Bennington
T.V
Nicholas Regiment
Gen. Stark
Col. Nichols
Public appeals over canal funding and defense policy
A Bethel letter writer blames politicians for funding a Panama Canal transfer and warns that defense gains like the B1 bomber are sacrificed. The writer urges letters to Sens. Leahy and Stafford and asks residents to donate financially to the author.
Looking Back at Bennington Scenes and Events
A nostalgia-filled recap from Bennington covers Ellis Winter visiting with the Hunts, Woodford Hollow trips with Miss Rea Rifen burg and Gertrude Burgess, a picnic farewell for Miss Esther Tinker and John Tinker, and reminiscences with John Davenport visiting from New York. Also noted are a Vermont comedy at Arlington Memorial High School featuring Norman Rockwell and Dorothy Canfield Fisher, and State Sen Henry D. Vail’s governor campaign tour inspecting local manufacturers.
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John Hunt
Woodford Hollow
Rea Rifenburg
Gertrude Burgess
Bennington
Pownal
Esther Tinker
John Tinker
Barbara Baker
Helen McGurn
John Davenport
Old Bennington
New York
Vermont
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Arlington Memorial High School
Norman Rockwell
Don Trachie
Harry W. Haynes
Elm Street
Dewey Street
Presidents Who Stay Close to People Across Time
A look at how U S presidents from Garfield to Coolidge connected with ordinary citizens. Garfield and others mingled on lawns and streets, pitching horseshoes and sharing talks to learn public sentiment and improve governance.
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James A. Garfield
America
Harry Truman
Gerald Ford
White House
Garfield
Dental Insurance and Checking With Interest Promotion
A sales pitch promotes a dental death and dismemberment insurance package for a few dollars monthly. It touts no charge checking with 5 percent interest and claims added value from the insurance option. A customer service representative can provide full details.
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