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A Childhood House Remembered

By Arlette Lees

Aunt Carole Hamilton said, calling from Wisconsin, "I know this will come as a shock, but ...
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A Place in the Heart

By Vernon Ream

Delicious home-style food forged our family ties while it nourished our bodies.
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Baba's Summer of Fame

By Charles O. Boldreghini

Devotion to duty made him a local celebrity.
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Doc.s Little Black Bag

By Sara S. Yetter

Back in the Good Old Days, doctors made house calls, a U.S. postage stamp cost 3 cents and ...
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Our First New Car

By Ima Ralston

What a pleasure it was to drive a brand-new car!
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Hannibal

By Pat Arbeiter

He learned an enduring life lesson from a cantankerous old goose!
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Johan's Secret Gift

By Shirley Waxbom

This plea was heard frequently from the ?ve Waxbom children in the early 1900s.
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Maggie and Prince Charming

By April Knight

As it turned out, he just wasn't marriage material.
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Memories Of A Former Kid

Bob Artley

MugWump Marketing
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Of Wings and Strings

By Carol McAdoo Rehme

The musty old ball of twine reminded her of a precious lesson she'd learned from her dear ...
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Old-Time Music -- Down by the Old Mill Stream

Tell Taylor

Down by the Old Mill Stream music submitted by author Dorothy Coleman.
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Our Fordson Tractor

By Edna Krause

Progress didn't necessarily guarantee perfection
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Penny Candy

By Bernice Senti Pluchos

My dad had a grocery store, the S&H Grocery, in Portland, Ore., in the 1930s and early ...
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Remembering Easters Past

By Helen Bolterman

When I reminisce about the Good Old Days in the 1950s, I remember Easter as being a ...
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The Blizzard of 1949

By Merle S. Hahn

A winter whiteout created a dangerous situation, but these hardy ranchers were up to the ...
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The Farm Boy and His Dog

By Tom R. Kovach

Many people are fond of dogs. But on farms, almost everybody owns dogs.
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The Kite Festival

By Beverly Hill McKinney

It was a beauty, all right, but would it ever get off the ground?
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The Miracle of the Lightbulb

By Mary Ellen Johnson

This simple item was once the stuff of dreams.
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The Rain Barrel

By Arlene Shovald

The other night I turned on the local TV news and learned, to my surprise, that rain ...
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This Ol' House

By Dorothy Coleman

I can't pinpoint the year when the old stone house was erected near Stewartstown in ...
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Wanted

The Wanted column is a service for Good Old Days subscribers only. When accepted, Wanteds ...
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Weekend With the Stars

By Don Colpitts

I pulled the curtain aside -- and I was backstage. Wow!
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You Don.t Have to Be Crazy

By Bob Griggs

I'm going to tell you a story -- well, a story within a story.
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You Only Get So Many Miracles

By Robert B. Robeson

The bonds we forged as teammates have lasted all our lives.

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