PEOPLENATURETHINGS
- Individuality in Shoes.
- Alarm Clocks.
- Rail Fences.
- Chimney Pots.
- Illuminated Mottoes.
- "Fresh Paint."
- Social Caste of Tombstones.
- The Lure of Banks.
- The Witchery of Seed Catalogues.
- Colonial Windows.
- Fishing Tackle in the Attic in January.
- The Invitation of the Label.
- Stolen Umbrellas.
- The Dolefuless of the Comic Supplement.
- The Humorousness of Card Catalogues.
- The Sweets and Dregs of Tin Roofs.
- The Tyranny of Remembered Melodies.
- Friendly Old Clothes.
- The Age of the Pennant.
- The Upper Berth.
- Bills in Dining Cars.
- Pound Cake.
- The Toothsome Drumstick.
- Cravats One Might Wish to Have Worn.
- Spite Fences.
- Personality of Teapots.
- "All You Have to Do Is—"
- Smoke on the Skyline.
- The First Long Trousers.
- The New Pipe.
- The Old Springboard.
- Drinking Fountains.
- The Work-savers—now in the Attic.
- Candlesticks.
- The Cantankerousness of Gas Engines.
- Weeds.
- The Pride of Uniforms.
- Leather-covered Books.
- The Pursuit of Oriental Rugs.
- Wedding Presents.
- Bird Baths.
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The Charm of Oil-Heaters.
- The Coquetry of Gift Shops.
- The Passing of the Hitching Post.
- Names One Might Wish to Have Had.
- Hall Bedrooms.
- The Lure of Historic Tablets.
- The Futility of Diaries.
- Squeaking Boards at Midnight.
- The Caste of Letter Heads.