Mondale kinfolk retreat to Ozark cabin life
Rev. Mondale describes his life in a secluded Ozark cabin near the St. Francis River, living simply with his wife Rosemarie and asserting he will avoid politics despite kinship to Vice President Walter Mondale. He notes 88 acres, a wood stove, creek pool, and lifelong labor crafting the cabin since the 1940s.
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Flags that flew over Mobile and other trivia
World Almanac Q A notes six flags that once flew over Mobile Alabama listing France Great Britain USA Republic of Alabama Italy Confederate States Spain and asks about milk condensation credits Pasteur Borden Birdseye Rake's Progress painting quiz The author mentions avoiding campaigning and supporting Jimmy Carter locally as Madison County Democratic Club president and county committeeman Attending church Sunday.
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