Bus Travel Observations from a 1974 Northeast Midwest Tour
Mrs. Arthur R. Jewell writes from Mount Dora about a summer Greyhound journey totaling nearly five thousand miles, praising drivers and depots while noting pros and cons. She highlights safe driving, courteous staff, high bus personal contact, and varies opinions on meal costs, rest rooms, and depot locations. The piece ends with travel tips and reflections on summer 1974.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Jewell
Mount Dora
United States
Northeast
Midwest
Northland
Southland
Owen
Jack Frost
Greyhound Bus
Greyhound
Charles True
Wiscasset
Boston
Harry Hartman
Akron
Cleveland
J. C. Davis
Orlando
P.J. Stea
Washington
Tim Harpold
Madison
Wis
R.L. Stewart
Arthur
West
Attics Through Time and Modern Houses
The piece contrasts modern houses with built in obsolescence to old dwellings rich in attics. Attics store memories, family papers, and heirlooms, serving as playrooms and inspiration for children and writers. It links attic culture to imagination and literary beginnings before modern publishing and media changed the landscape.
Attics as Catalysts for Imagination and Heritage
Byline describes attic magic as a link to history and future, where spinning paper and old records bring alive 1902 performances by Caruso Paderewski and The Floradora Sextet. It argues attics spark creativity, give a sense of belonging, and may explain later interest in garage sales and antiques among women and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Caruso
Paderewski
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