March Hill Teems With Awakening On Readied Maine Hill
March Hill marks the hump month as winter loosens its hold in Friendship Maine with corn snow crusts, skidding winds, and a chorus of awakening wildlife. Snowshoe rabbits begin browning, partridges drum in vernal ecstasy, and ruffed grouse perform mating rites as crows and a raven arrive from Dixie. Porcupines haul to sunlit limbs while the season’s first Christmas tree tradition hints at fast passing time before spring fully arrives.
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Bennington and region news mix at season's end
A roundup of Bennington events notes religious meetings led by Dr. James Bissett Pratt and college surveys, flood damages, public meetings, and school actions. It also cites historic dates, local arcades, and editorials on communications, public notices, and a memoir fragment about New York’s Algonquin era.
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Robert D. Leigh
James Bissett Pratt
Williams College
Nighttime Gotham Tales of Glamour and Scandal
A rambling reminiscence of a bygone New York era full of literary figures and show business legends. The narrator recalls run-ins with Zelda Fitzgerald, Frank Costello, and Elsa Maxwell, dramatic escapades, subway perils, and chaotic encounters with Winchell, Caruso, and Churchill figures, all set in a vivid, reckless city night.
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Driving a school bus as population coping
A wry quotation from the Wall Street Journal suggests training future parents as bus drivers to handle population growth, contrasted with a Detroit News jab at tax filing as a dangerous game of chance.
Gulf Oil Is An Indian Giver Says Senator
A Punch cartoon satire depicts Gulf Oil collecting illegal campaign contributions from American politicians for 15 years and demanding repayment. A Gulf collector confronts a senator on Capitol Hill, threatening to cancel funds and implying broad retaliation if returns are not made. The dialogue satirizes influence buying and the politics of campaign finance.
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