Harmon’s Histories: A hodgepodge of long-ago storms, free fruit and well-cured hams
By Jim Harmon
Now and then I find myself a brick short of a wagon load, a few keys shy of a piano, in the way of fodder for this column.
I have a lot of old newspaper clippings, but none really worthy of a full story. So today I share some of those short, disconnected clippings in hopes you’ll find them interesting, while I clear my attic of clutter.
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