Calling All Dogs by Albert Payson Terhune
A fragment from The People Next Door column humorously recalls neighbors complaining about a dog barking. The note suggests the dog’s owner seeks quiet while the writer hints at suburban life in Pittsburg.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
3
A fragment from The People Next Door column humorously recalls neighbors complaining about a dog barking. The note suggests the dog’s owner seeks quiet while the writer hints at suburban life in Pittsburg.
A letter writer describes a long running dispute with neighbors over a dog, radio noise, and a hen’s death. They fear retaliation and possible poisoning, seek guidance on resolving the feud through calm dialogue and amicable talks.
Washington dispatch recalls Prime Minister Churchill marveling at two poached eggs on a breakfast tray while at the White House. He contrasts rationed England with wartime routine breakfasts as he and President Roosevelt discuss holidays and work until the war ends.
A passage praising familiar verses and poets in a 40 page booklet titled Poems the Whole World Loves. It highlights Elizabeth Barrett Browning Rudyard Kipling and Longfellow with lines about home by the road love and courage. Includes a note that 50 percent of the works are featured and mentions Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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