Lincoln traits and pranks from early Indiana days
A long reminiscence portrays Abraham Lincoln as a talkative yet fair youth in New Salem and Gentryville. It recounts a notorious pup dispute, a double wedding ruse, and a harsh but protective stance toward Grigsby rivals, with notes on attire and character.
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LICK SKILLET ITEMS From Bloomington Star
Wartime notes mix practical food hints with small town lore. The column lists wheat price basics and grading rules, then tumbles into humorous vignettes about local residents, a rummage sale, social quirks, and village gossip.
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