Mozart Mendelssohn and the Major's Christmas bond
A vivid tale recalls a Major who adopts a colored boy named Mozart Mendelssohn after a humorous misnaming ordeal. The pair form a deep, protective bond as Mozart, a gifted yet fragile violinist, brings hope amid poverty and public disapproval during a harsh urban Christmas.
His Miraculous Escape From Dean Man's Cave
Captain Caleb Johnson a Mississippi river pilot entered Dean Man's cave at St. Gespevieve across the river from Red Bud Illinois. He wandered in darkness for four days four nights crawling through caverns and slimy passages before a farmer found him in a sinkhole four miles from the entrance. The expedition left the cave mystery intact and proved survival possible.
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Simms’ Hollow
Velvet cuffs hailed as great invention for coats
Velvet cuffs on coats, inspired by King Edward's frock, were praised years ago as a solution to cuff wear. The cuff fabric showed wear quickly, but velvet cuffs provided a repairable, stylish option that many Americans adopted to cover repairs.
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