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“Dust if You Must”: Living on What I Learned After 83
In 1947, my first apartment was two rooms and bath at 210 South 49th Street in West Philadelphia.
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A Few Stories From Pug’s
In the late fifties, a fat, jolly fellow by the name of “Pug” Dellinger left the supply room at the local Klopman Mills plant and opened a combination beer hall, service station, grocery store and, according to a lot of wives, a den of iniquity in a building on a hill on Highway l6, east of Newton.
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In Memoriam: Where Valor Proudly Rests
Independence Day for the United States of America came on July 4, 1776, declaring our independence from the United Kingdom of Great Britain.
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Of Gentlemen and Thugs
A friend and I recently exchanged emails bemoaning the seemingly pervasive crassness of contemporary culture.
