Historical clue formulations

• Poet Dickinson — 2026-01-05
• Member of an 1800s literary family — 2024-11-27
• Post concerned with etiquette — 2024-01-07
• ___ Greene Balch, American humanitarian who won the 1946 Nobel Peace Prize — 2023-05-25
• Poet Dickinson — 2022-06-22
• Actress Blunt — 2020-03-10
• One of the Brontë sisters — 2019-01-21
• Post with many rules — 2016-09-08
• Poet Dickinson — 2016-07-25
• Simon & Garfunkel's "For ___, Whenever I May Find Her" — 2012-11-25
• Faulkner's "A Rose for ___" — 2012-08-12
• "See ___ Play," classic Pink Floyd song — 2011-11-17
• "Bones" actress Deschanel — 2010-09-17
• *One of the Brontës [1964] — 2009-11-15
• Post with a column — 2008-05-18
• Post with good etiquette — 2006-08-15
• Poet Dickinson — 2006-05-03
• Wife on "The Bob Newhart Show" — 2006-03-23
• Watson of "Gosford Park" — 2002-12-11
• A Brontë sister — 2002-08-26
• Post of etiquette — 2002-03-19
• "Our Town" heroine — 1999-07-04
• Poet Dickinson — 1998-01-07
• "Our Town" role — 1996-11-19
• 70's radical___Harris — 1996-07-12
• Noted first name in literature — 1996-05-05
• One of the Brontes — 1996-04-30
• Etiquette arbiter Post — 1996-04-29
• Post, of etiquette — 1995-05-29
• Johnny Mercer song — 1995-04-08
• Miss Webb of "Our Town" — 1994-07-24
• Sister of Charlotte — 1994-05-04