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Moonshine 158: The Court of Common Council has decided [...] to put a Gladstone bust up in the Guildhall. Whether it will be the Afghan bust up, or the Bulgarian bust up, or the Transvaal bust up, or the Irish bust up, is not yet declared. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 69: Propped next to his seat [...] was the tarnished bronze handle of a long, medieval-lookin dagger. ‘They call this an Arkansas toothpick,’ he told me. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 71: Old stories [...] of judges going home from court half-drunk on ‘corn squeezin’s’. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 196: As blacks joined the middle class, they wanted to live high on the hog as well. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 100: In 1930 authorities estimated that fifteen thousand people had been partially paralyzed by ‘Jake,’ a type of moonshine made with Jamaica ginger. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 100: There have always been two sorts of moonshine: the decent stuff, which is kept at home and sold to neighbors, and ‘nigger likker,’ [...] shipped to anonymous shot houses and nip joints in the big city. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 100: There have always been two sorts of moonshine: the decent stuff, which is kept at home and sold to neighbors, and ‘nigger likker,’ [...] shipped to anonymous [...] nip joints in the big city. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 98: The next day he’s a hillbilly without a pot to pee in. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 100: It’s as if I’m back at the moonshiners’ reunion an the ’shine tasting has just been announced. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 100: There have always been two sorts of moonshine: the decent stuff, which is kept at home and sold to neighbors, and ‘nigger likker,’ [...] shipped to anonymous shot houses [...] in the big city. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 205: By the late 1960s [...] Atlanta was full of soul brothers and soul sisters, wearing soul combs and doing soul handshakes. ‘Everything was getting souled,’ as Harris puts it. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 205: By the late 1960s [...] Atlanta was full of soul brothers and soul sisters, wearing soul combs and doing soul handshakes. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 205: By the late 1960s [...] Atlanta was full of soul brothers and soul sisters, wearing soul combs and doing soul handshakes. Noodling for Flatheads (2001) 99: Joyce reaches under his desk and pulls out a half-gallon mason jar filled with white lightning.