The New Equator and the Pole That Moved North
A hybrid essay blends a fanciful 19th century newspaper column about Earth's axis, the equator shifting through Ohio, and global climate quirks with assorted short vignettes on sleep, agriculture, and rural life. It mixes playful scientific hoax with local color and curiosities.
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Kinga
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Horlbat
Almister Kilpatrick
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