Elegy on a Country Golf Links by S. El Kiser
A humorous 1920s style elegy laments forgotten golfers and ruined bunkers at a country links. It laments neglect of the land, praising forebears who toiled and died, and contrasts aged clubs with modern swing miseries. An addendum notes Pinehurst’s varied fields and golfers’ antics.
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St. Andrews
S. EL Kiser
Things Seen About Pinehurst in Autumnal Light
A reflective travelogue on Pinehurst observing the reach of autumn colors, frost patterns, and silent woods. The writer notes how mild conditions and late-season flora reshape landscape design, with frosted leaf fringes and crystal tissue. Also recounts a lighthearted anecdote about mistaken umbrellas from Hovey's in Boston.
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Pinehurst
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Seaside boarding house keeper near Boston tale
A summer boarding house keeper at the seashore near Boston is mentioned in a fragment describing a peculiar tale titled Queer, Bat Trae. The text hints at a local coastal setting and unnamed incidents surrounding the occupant.
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Boston
Smell of Dinner Through Apartment Elevators
A Chicago Tribune note presents a week of apartment life with residents naming neighbors cooking meals. The talking elevator boy confirms dinners on different floors. The sequence covers cabbage mutton onions soap washing fish turkey and cold meat dishes across multiple households.
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Brinkmeyers
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Briddleesinbes
Giffords
Shadwells
Jordleses
Dorans
Willia
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