My Center of the United States Farm Chronicle
A first person reminiscence traces a farm family’s journey from Ohio borderlands into Kansas prairie life. The narrator, born near Maryville Missouri, describes settler hardship, resourcefulness, and pride in a long family farming lineage connected to the Croys and Sewells. It recalls sod houses, prairie work, orchard planting, hedge fences, and community growth as roads and schools arrive.
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United States
United States Department of the Interior, Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
Continental
Alaska
Smith County
Kansas
Lebanon
Maryville
Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
St. Joseph
Iowa Line
Salt Lake City
Great Plains
Jesse James
Milyfather
Ohio
California
Athens County
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Kew
Bret
Umber
Homestead Land
Croy
Anyome
Susan Sewell
Amos Croy
Will
Croys
Sewells
Chickamauga
Osage
Marquille
Grandfather Croy
Uncle Jim
Dexter
Uncle Purl
Johnson
Red Sea
History Made on New Year s Day
A reflective piece lists major historical events associated with New Year s Day across centuries and nations. It cites figures, wars, laws, dates, and milestones including the Caesars era, Paul Revere s birth, the first Union flag, emancipation, and various political events up to mid-20th century references.
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Edward
India
George Washington
Kentucky
Ireland
Britain
Buffalo
N.Y
Jackson
New Orleans
Great Britain
Abraham Linecoln
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
U. S
Ecuador
Soviet Union
Thomas E. Dewey
New York City
Madrid
Wang Ching-Wei
Jyvaskyla
Finland
England
Hawaii
Aleutians
A. A. Vandegrift
Russia
Roosevelt
Household Hacks From Old Tips for Everyday Care
A compiled set of practical outdated household tips covers cleaning walls from bottom to top to avoid spots, using baking soda for glass, washing many clothes versus few dirty ones, scrubbing brick with hot soapy water then oiling, and clever lifting methods with an old bag or sack to move heavy furniture without scratches.
Facts and Fancies About New Year on Han son Island
A playful slice of colonial New Year lore from Han son Island in the Chathams, 414 miles southeast of Wellington. It outlines date line timing, customs, and quirky beliefs about luck, the Scotch bun, and old calendar shifts. The piece touches Caesar, William the Conqueror, and global New Year practices as charming curiosities.
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Hanson Island
Chathams
Wellington
New Zealand
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