One man's meat E.B White

First published in 1942, this collection of essays on Maine life has been in print almost without interruption. The author began this collection as a series of pieces for Harper's Magazine when he left New York City and moved to a saltwater farm in Brooklin, Maine. His observations on town meetings, poultry, the weather, songbirds, compost, taxes, war, winter, and much more will resonate just as strongly today, to anyone attuned to Maine life, as they did half a century ago

Contents include
Removal
The summer catarrh
Incoming basket
Security
Clear days
Children's books
Progress and change
Salt water farm
Sabbath morn
Education
A week in April
Movies
A Boston terrier
The world of tomorrow
Walden
Hot weather
Camp meeting
Second World War
First World War
Poetry
The flocks we watch by night
Report
Fro-joy
Farm paper
Town meeting
A shepherd's life
Compost
Freedom
The practical farmer
Sanitation
Motor cars
Maine speech
Lime
Dog training
The wave of the future
A winter diary
On a Florida Key
The trailer park
Spring
My day
Once more to the lake
Fall
Memorandum
Coon hunt
Intimations
Songbirds
Questionnaire
Aunt Poo
Book learning
Morningtime and eveningtime
Getting ready for a cow
Bond rally
A week in November
Control
Cold weather