National Apple Week Celebrates Johnny Appleseed and Apples
The piece notes National Apple Week from October 31 to November 5 and honors Johnny Appleseed John Chapman. It chronicles his 40 years planting nurseries in Ohio and the West, his seed packets for emigrants, and the many apple trees and memorials still linked to his work.
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Western Newspaper Union
John Chapman
Leominster
Mass
Nathaniel Chapman
Minute Men
Springfield
Connecticut River
South Hadley Falls
Johnny
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Po- In
Etta
Pennsylvania
Mississippi Valley
Mansfield
Ashland
Salem
Delaware
Ohio Valley
Indiana
Illinois
Mississippi
Missouri
William Worth
Fort Wayne
Ind
Archer
Indiana Horticultural Society
Ohio Horticultural Society
The
Middle West
Wilmington
Baldwin
Sam'l Thompson
New England
Dunela
Abbotsford
Quebec
McIntosh
Allen McIntosh
Vancouver Barracks
Vancouver
Wash
Northwest
London
England
Hudson’s Bay Company
Robert Bruce
John McLoughlin
Apple seeds seed a Pacific coast empire tale
A tale recalls Capt. Aemilius Simpson gifting apple seeds to Fort Vancouver factor George Simpson leading to a standing tree. It also recalls John Burroughs’s essay The Apple Eater and a nostalgic meditation on pocket apples, youth, and the apple’s pull across seasons.
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Oregon
McLoughlin
Fort Vancouver
Aemilius Simpson
Simpson
London
Pacific Coast
Stoddard on shirt-sleeve journalism and democracy
The interview with Henry L. Stoddard recalls 62 years in newspapers, Hitchcock’s beanery culture, and the dying art of shirt-sleeve journalism. He praises the old close ties between printers and reporters, notes Roosevelt’s visits, and laments modern mechanization eroding a democracy-centered craft. He traces his family’s newspaper lineage to 1787 and highlights the enduring value of hands-on newsroom camaraderie.
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York
Henry L. Stoddard
Hitchcock’s
Theodore Roosevelt
Hitchcock's
Jake Riis
Eddie Riggs
New York Sun
James Creelman
Julian Ralph
America
T. R
Stoddard
Hudson, N. Y
Register
Hudson
Tribune
Philadelphia Press
Daily Telegraph
New York City
Dancer Adeline Genee Recalls Golf Course Sitters Tale
Retired dancer Adeline Genee recounts two non golfer women who sat on a golf course turf with a flag. A nearby golfer warns of danger, they dismiss him claiming they sit on a macintosh, a humorous misinterpretation from the Kansas City Star.
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Adeline Genee
Kansas City Star
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