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    -WIKIPEDIA: George Ade
    -FILMOGRAPHY: George Ade (IMDB)
    -PLAYOGRAPHY: George Ade (Internet Broadway Database)
    -Hazelden (George Ade House) (Indiana Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology)
    -ENTRY: George Ade American playwright (Encyclopaedia Britannica)
    -ENTRY: Ade, George (Purdue University)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Indiana Historical Society)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Indiana University)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Indiana Historical Bureau)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (American Literature)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (South Shore Legends)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Our Land, Our Literature)
    -ENTRY: Ade, George 1866–1944 (Encyclopedia.com)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Great Forgotten Humorists)
    -ENTRY: George Ade (Playbill)
    -INDEX: George Ade (A-Z Quotes)
    -COLLECTION: George Ade Papers (Smithsonian)
    -INDEX: George Ade (Poem Hunter)
    -INDEX: George Ade (All Poetry)
    -COLLECTION: George Ade Papers (Modern Manuscripts & Archives at the Newberry)
    -DISCOGRAPHY: George Ade (Discography of American Historical Recordings)
    -VIDEO INDEX: “george ade” (YouTube)
    -PODCAST: Index of George Ade stories (Mr. Ron’s Basement)
    -AUDIO INDEX: George Ade (LibriVox)
    -INDEX: Ade, George, 1866-1944 (Internet Archive)
    -ETEXT INDEX: George Ade (Gutenberg)
    -ETEXT INDEX: George Ade (The Online Books Page)
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    -AUDIO INDEX: Jean Shepherd reads George Ade
    -STORY: The Set of Poe George Ade (1866–1944) (Library of America)
    -AUDIO: “The Set of Poe” (1903) by George Ade (Read by Mark Redfield)
    -AUDIO: THe Set of Poe (Lit Reading)
    -AUDIO STORY: [70] "The Experimental Couple (and the three offshoots)" by George Ade (Morning Shorts, Feb 8, 2017)
    -ESSAY: Mark Twain as Our Emissary George Ade (1866–1944) (From The Mark Twain Anthology: Great Writers on His Life and Works, Library of America)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Mark Twain and the Old Time Subscription Book (George Ade, June 1910, The American Review of Reviews)
    -ETEXT: Letters of George Ade (Terence University Tobin)
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    -ETEXT: Preface and Introduction to The America of George Ade, 1866-1944 (Jean Shepherd)
    -ESSAY: George Ade, Humorist, Playwright, Columnist – and Champion of a Now-Ubiquitous Word (Allan Metcalf August 20, 2018, Chronicle of Higher Education)
    -ESSAY: George Ade: The Aesop of Indiana (Dean George, 10/26/24, Epoch Times)
    -ESSAY: George Ade (Lucy Sante, February 9, 2011, HiLo Brow)
    -ESSAY: “George Ade, Everybody’s Friend” (Lindsey Beckley, January 10, 2022, Untold Indiana)
    -VIDEO: The Dapper Man Aboiut Town Show & Tell: George Ade (Dr. Pete Bill)
    -ESSAY: George Ade: Worthy Enough to not be Forgotten (Penny Lane, Crown Point Library)
    -ESSAY: American Slang (H.L. Mencken, 1919, The American Language)
    -ESSAY: Significant Sig George Ade, a Man Self-Made (Fran Becque, Ph.D., 2/09/15, Fraternity History)
    -ESSAY: George Ade (1866-1944) (Harold H. Kolb, Jr., Spring 1971, American Literary Realism, 1870-1910)
    -ARTICLE: George Ade, at seventy, begins a new fable (Mildred Gilman, 2/09/36, NY Times Magazine)
    -PODCAST: Episode 25 – A Book and A Beer: George Ade and the Old-Time Saloon (Windy City Historians, October 28, 2021)
    -ARTICLE: George Ade talks of his stage ideals.
    -THESIS: George Ade's Role in National Literature (Albert Riusech, Ouachita Baptist University, 5-1964)
    -PODCAST: George Ade, President Taft, and the Modern Political Campaign (Talking Hoosier History)
    -ESSAY: 3:AM Cult Hero: George Ade (Robert O’Connor. 3AM)
    -ESSAY: How George Ade Introduced Guys to Polite Company (Allan Metcalf, August 30, 2018, Chronicle of Higher Education)
    -ESSAY: A Look at the Language of George Ade (R. F. Bauerle, February 1958, American Speech)
    -ESSAY: George Ade and Vaudeville (Travelanche, 2/09/13)
    -ESSAY: Hazelden and George Ade (Rensselaer Adventures, September 16, 2016)
    -ESSAY: George Ade's Critique of Benevolent Assimilation (Perry E. Gianakos, July 1983, Diplomatic History)
    -REVIEW: of Fables in Slang by George Ade (Noel Perrin, Neglected Books Page)