At Home in the Woods: Elyria Library Tale
A husband and wife Vena and Brad Angier seek simple living inspired by Thoreau. They retreat from city life to a rural setting on the banks of a waterway, frustrated by urban pressures and noise.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1952
Page
10
A husband and wife Vena and Brad Angier seek simple living inspired by Thoreau. They retreat from city life to a rural setting on the banks of a waterway, frustrated by urban pressures and noise.
A review column surveys varied works including a cabin winter memoir, Essentials of Medicine edition for nurses, Koestler’s Arrow in the Blue, Prescription for Rebellion by Lindner, By the Way Bishop McConnell autobiography, Our English Bible in the Making by May, The Magnificent Matriarch on Kaahumanu, Pocket Primer of Parliamentary Procedure, The Great Philosophers Eastern World, Give Us This Valley a pioneer novel, and a tale of a newlywed couple facing a perilous winter journey.
A column previews several novels from Baynard Kendrick and Emile Loring, including Starlight Valley and Steamboat Gothic, plus a Rex Stout mystery. The items highlight plots, settings, and romantic or detective themes with brief descriptions and author credits.
In the Spanish Zone of Morocco all forms of food rationing have been abolished. Officials announced a shift to free market distribution with immediate effect, prompting both relief and questions about price stability and supply levels.
Britain's RAF has adopted Ai donocnoris and Molivdoskepaston near the Albanian border after German retaliation for harboring British servicemen. Each family received a lambs two lambs a hive of bees and clothing as aid from the Underground. Canary Islands conclude tomato season with strong results.
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