Albert H. Morehead
Stories and other writings
- AHM Residences 1909 - 1966
- "The Daniels Hotel" (New York) (a reminiscence)
- "Commentaire bref on Christmas Giving" (a true story!)
- "Belated Tribute" by Ernestine Noa Davis (my great-aunt), a heart-warming story of her relationship with a very special teacher
- "The Day of Aunt Sarah's Wedding" by Ernestine Noa Davis, the story of a wedding under "suspicious" circumstances, as seen through the eyes of a young girl
- "Annie's Story" my father's reminiscences of his African-American nurse Annie Williams
- "Wolfeiana" (a commentary on Thomas Wolfe's Look Homeward, Angel and Cambridge, Mass. in the 1920s)
- Palindromes (a particular favorite of my father's, a number of good examples are given here)
- The Campaign That Failed, an article about a gambling establishment and the unexpected intervention of a certain Al Capone
- [Professional Gambling], an article on how to be a subsistence gambler (keep in mind that the money amounts are mid-1950s dollars -- multiply by 6.5)
- Why Do People Gamble?, an article written for the New York Times and revised several times but never published
- An interesting exchange of letters on the Scopes trial. In which AHM claims to have been the youngest reporter at the trial.
- Kitty Newman. An interesting letter about the Loveman family history and my cousin Kitty Newman (1860-1957?) in particular.
- Barclay Street. Written by AHM Spring 1924, age officially 14, for Baylor Short-Story contest not submitted, for reasons I have forgotten. Perhaps because of my classmate & friend, Lester Grant, called “Useless.”
- The Diary of Rose Loveman. A daily diary (in pdf form, 8.8 MB) covering the post-Civil War period from late December 1866 thru April 1867 in the life of a young woman (my great-grandmother) in Nashville, TN. Transcribed, with explanatory notes and illustrations. To download, click here.
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