Pineville Feud Ends When Two Lovers Reconcile
In Pineville a long feud between Joe Peterman and Polly May is resolved after local justice Jonessy urges a private settlement. Joe confesses a past brickbats incident, Polly recalls efforts to help him, they forgive one another over tea, and the couple plans to marry, setting a community note that their wedding will date the town’s mood.
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Pineville
Joe
Polly
Jonessy
Joe Peterman
Jonesy
Jim Jonessy
Dominick Rooster
Rooster
Cat
Dominick
Polly May
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Age of Birds Centurians Legends and Longevity
The piece notes eagles and ravens as centurians with a Vienna eagle dying after 114 years and ravens on an oak in Shelborne believed to have resided for over 90 years. Thames swans are aged by the Vintner's Company for five centuries, living 150 years or more. It describes a silent dying swan and ends with a quip about a legal lantern for wheelmen and a line about Saratoga chips not used for poker panes.
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Germany
Behring Straits
San Francisco
New Zealand
David Gill
Anthropological Society
Washington
Matthews
Vienna
Shelborne
Thames
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Apalachin
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Henry Rathburn
Arbutus
New York Press
New York
Sam
Saratoga