| 1973 |
| Talbot's Black Cat Fur Farm |
June |
| Glory, Tragedy on Old Wye Island |
July |
| Bear Hunts and Rattlesnake Suppers |
August |
| History of Miles River Bridge Holds Irony |
September |
| Bias in the News, 1862 Style |
October |
| Sex and the Single Girl |
November |
| Is it Just and Ring? No a Lovely Myth. |
December |
| 1974 |
| As Frederick Douglass Saw Us I |
January |
| As Frederick Douglass Saw Us II |
February |
| Killer Blizzard of 88 |
March |
| New Data Adds Age, Significance to Oxford Ferry |
April |
| There Were Five Out and the Bases Loaded |
May |
| Change of Skippers for Oxford Ferry |
June |
| Even Talbot was Shook by Change of King |
July |
| Savage Story Rrips Talbot County |
August |
| A Hoax |
September |
| Easton's Great Post Office Robbery |
October |
| Country Christmas 61 Years Ago |
December |
| 1975 |
| Highest Degree of Mirth and Entertainment in Shore's "Little Capitol" |
January |
| 350 Years Old Oak is National Champion |
February |
| Buchanan was First to Land in Japan |
February |
| Matthew Tilghman Forgotten Patriot |
March |
| Easton Revolutionary Landmark Remains Unsung |
March |
| Railroad, Lemons, and Slavery were Big News |
April |
| Romance and a Rebuff for Charles Wilson Peale |
May |
| You Can't Beat Old Fashion Sugar Cream Pie Enough |
May |
| Ghosts |
June |
| A Feast to the Glorious Fourth |
July |
| Lafayette had to Pass Up Eastern Shore |
August |
| Dreadful Hurrycane |
September |
| Bob Smith Retiring |
October |
| Small Pox hits Talbot 1777 |
October |
| Perry Benson: Hero in Life, Neglected in Death |
November |
| Draft Dodging is Old as America |
December |
| Love is his Trademark |
December |
| 1976 |
| Rhubarb, Opium and Alchol were Standard CureAlls |
January |
| Newspaper History is strewn with Corpses |
February |
| A Lesson in Patriotism for Matthew Tilghman |
March |
| Trappe History will contain some Surprises |
April |
| When Easton Almost had a Lynching |
May |
| Matthew Tilghman to be Honored June 25 |
June |
| Easton, a Handsome Town.......A Fresh View |
July |
| Tribute to an Old Sea Dog |
August |
| One of the Greatest Untold Storys of Eastern Shore History |
September |
| T'was a Great Day when FDR dedicated the Choptank Bridge |
October |
| Nace's Day |
November |
| How a Talbot's Manship sassed the British |
November |
| Rich Neck "Chapel" dates from 1830's says Michael Bourne |
December |
| 1977 |
| Recollections of St. Michaels Train Wreck, Steamer Grounding |
February |
| Winter of "77" a Record Breaker |
March |
| Slave Trade was Big Business here |
April |
| Who Planted the Fire and Stink Bombs? |
May |
| The Mad Stewarts and their Fortress on the Miles |
June |
| Colonial Travel: A Series of Upleasant Encounters |
July |
| Life in a Northern Civil War Prison Camp |
August |
| Who Really wrote Tilghman's History of Talbot County |
September |
| First Amendment Openly Flouted |
October |
| Talbot Yesterday |
November |
| Does Will Leeds Ancient Chest date from 1650? |
December |
| 1978 |
| Odd and Delightful Names |
January |
| Forgive me Henry Dobson |
February |
| Mills |
March |
| Local Molinographers get to Work |
April |
| Bruff Spoon |
June |
| Did Frederick Douglass try to buy the Villa? |
July |
| If it wasn't Boss Tweed at the Villa, Who was it? |
August |
| The Brick Hotel |
September |
| Absolom Christopher Columbus Americus Vespucious Thompson |
October |
| 1870 Election |
November |
| What was it like, a Century Ago? |
December |
| Where are they now? |
December |
| 1979 |
| The Civil War |
January |
| Place Names: They tell a Story |
February |
| Almost 300 Years Old (Oxford) |
March |
| "Commode" Inspires Memories of Easton Manufacturinig Firm |
April |
| Railroad |
May |
| Eastern Shore Life before the Bay Bridge |
June |
| The First Talbot County Courts |
July |
| Josiah Bailey |
August |
| Tench Tilghman's Famous Ride |
September |
| Hurricanes |
October |
| Mr. Bampfylde Moore Carew Part I |
November |
| The Further Adventures of Mr. Bampfylde Moore Carew Part II |
December |
| 1980 |
| Misleading Sign |
January |
| State Politicians Wanted Oxford to be County Seat |
February |
| Acadians Part I |
March |
| Acadians Part II |
April |
| The Horseless Carriage comes of Age |
May |
| The Year in which there was no Summer |
July |
| Sex and the Single Girl in the 1660's |
August |
| A Bigger Oak than the "Wye" |
September |
| Baseball on the Brain |
October |
| Thomas Carney, a Hero of the American Revolution |
November |
| Early Entertainment |
December |
| 1981 |
| Nevius Hardware |
January |
| Wye River |
February |
| The Steamboat Age Part I |
March |
| The Century of the Steamboat Part II |
April |
| Researching the Early William Claiborne Colony in Maryland |
May |
| Tidewater Times History |
June |
| Who is that Mom? |
July |
| One of Talbot's Finest Hours |
August |
| The Unsung Rachel Green |
September |
| 1982 |
| Noble Ashby! gallant Ashby! |
February |
| The Largest Oaks |
March |
| Admiral Franklin Buchanan and "the Rest" |
April |
| James Dixon, Citizen and Quaker |
May |
| The Easton Gazette |
June |
| Col. James C. Norris |
August |
| John Stevens - The Black Hero of St. Michaels |
September |
| Miles River Bridge |
October |
| Sharp's Island.....Gone and Forgotten |
November |
| Requiem for an Oak Tree |
December |
| 1983 |
| Tercentenaries for Oxford and Third Haven Meeting |
January |
| Incredible Tale of the Little Old Lady from Indiana |
February |
| How Trappe's Yokels got even with the City Slicker |
March |
| What Really Happened to those Guns "Swiped" by the Johnny Rebs? |
April |
| Easton Centennial of 1888 - A Grand Bash but the Wrong Year |
May |
| This Column's First Ten Years and How they went |
June |
| Spy who didn't like Corn on the Cob |
July |
| When was Talbot's Soil First Planted by White Settlers |
August |
| How Local Places got their Names |
September |
| Who Invented the Reaper |
October |
| Oxford Celebrates 1871 Style |
December |
| 1984 |
| The Robert Morris Nobody Knows About |
January |
| Monument to a Forgotten Saint |
February |
| Nicholas Hammond, the "Mr. Easton" of his day |
March |
| Was Edward Spencer Maryland's Greatest Writer |
April |
| The "Bank Holiday" of 1933 |
May |
| The Good Old Days of Beethoven, Bach and Booze |
June |
| The Chesapeake Bay Retriever - Our Gift to the Sporting World |
July |
| Damaged Wye Oak is still a Magnificient Tree |
August |
| We're Right at Home in Jolly Old England |
September |
| All About the Great Bear Hunt and the Lame Bob Eastman Murder |
October |
| A Hardy Hoax Crops up again. |
December |