The Croy Family of Missouri to New York Life
Amos Croy and his wife settled on a Missouri farm after marriage where Homer was born. The Croys attended the Omaha Exposition where Homer saw his first horse less carriage and motion pictures. Finishing college he worked for Post-Dispatch, then moved to New York to pursue writing.
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A Farm Family Faces Change From Country to City Life
In a rural drift toward modern life, the narrator recalls the shift from farm routines to urban conveniences. Phebe plans marriage, Pa contemplates city ease, and the community watches aging pioneers yield to machinery, newspapers, and new social habits as old signs fade and farms expand.
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