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Roughing it with Gramp

Mama had relatives in St. Louis. Family rumor was they had moved there with the invention of beer.
June 1952
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Roughing it with Gramp

That year 1919, when Gramp and Mania and myself were crossing America the hard way, via a Model T, was a year of sun and dust in the Middle West.
April 1952

Tricks of my Trade

April 1952

Tricks of my Trade

February 1952
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Extremities of Pig

If there had been no pig under the barn, there would have been no Emerson on the sofa in the parlor.
December 1951
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Bird Stew

Bird stew was a Maine dish of my boyhood, It meant wild birds, never tame. It tasted and trembled of the wild.
October 1951
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Cuisine Parisienne

See Paris and die? No, see Paris and eat. That is, or should be, the intention of the thousands of visitors who will go to Paris this anniversary year.
July 1951
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Lamb of the Spring

April 1951
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Food Flashes: March 1951

A de luxe variation for the Lenten menu is frogs' legs from the frogland of America; these shipped by express the day after the night they are caught. The frogs are packed in kegs, the minimum order five pounds.
March 1951
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