Messages From Home Inspire Distant Camps
Poignant lines describe guiders waiting in distant camps for messages from home to lift spirits and comfort comrades with loving words. One correspondent recalls how a single note can bring sweetness and courage to those far from home.
Five bachelors cope with a womanless month in 1862 Philadelphia
In a sunny Philadelphia home, Susy Arnold leaves for a month as her five bachelor brothers declare a no-woman pact. They attempt to run the house and cook, but stumble through meals, cleaning, and chores, turning the once-tidy rooms into a chaotic, tobacco scented experiment before Susy returns to find a ruined rest of house.
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