The Russian artichokes feud and the pig that started it all
Farmer Harding discovers his neighbor’s pig has rooted up eight hills of Russian artichokes, triggering a decades long feud with Farmer White. The bitterness survives deaths and a hidden cash withdrawal, ending with no will and a mystery over $20,000. The narrator, a crime reporter, reflects on lifelong feuds and human nature.
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Harding
Farmer White
Farmer Harding
Henry Harding
Emma White
Henry
Delaware
Mystery of the hidden gold etched in a beech tree
A tale recounts how Hannah, Henry, and a legal heir pursue a vanished fortune once belonging to old Mr. Harding. A detective reconstructs the hiding place using clues from factory routines, weathered tools, and a beech tree hollowed with an augur and chisel. The gold is found and split, amid town censure.
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Hannah Hardigi
Henry
Hannah
Hhenge
Mr. Harding
Harding
Delaware
The Makeup. Stage Kisses Not Real, Says Detroit Free Press
The Detroit Free Press quotes remarks on stage kisses, noting they are not genuine and are performed as part of the show. The exchange questions authenticity versus performance and reflects a media take on actors' portrayals.
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Detroit Free Press
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