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"Deck"
By Harry L. Rast Jr.
It was their special secret.
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A Lesson Learned
By L. Wayne Welke
The guilt was more than he could bear.
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A Mother's Decision
By Dorothy Leyendecker
Would she send her daughter to an orphanage?
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A Slice of Pie
By Peggy Cliadakis
He loved them all, but coconut was king.
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Abner Doubleday Vs. Sister Hermes
By Larry Nestor
She ran out of patience on the pitcher's mound.
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Anniversary Day
By Joan Amundsen
They went all out for this annual event.
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Bits & Pieces -- Ah, June
A smiling young Frank shows off his catch from Hackberry Creek in 1949.
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Cherry-Picking Time
By Barbara Wells Gunn
They enjoyed the "fruits" of their labor.
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Dress-Up With Spider
By Marjorie Ballentine
Discarded gowns turned them into basement prom queens.
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From Dime to Dollar
By Holly Bardoe
Her favorite store perfectly fit her kid-size budget.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Gone Fishin'
By Carol Tannehill
Anglers and others will enjoy a picnic by the shore.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Five-Window Coupe
By Larry Nickell
It taught him about brakes, bargaining ... and becoming attached.
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Grandma's Wedding Dress
By Kristina Aaronson
It was made with love more than a century ago.
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Grandpa and the Tallgrass Prairie
By Richard N. Rife
He preserved a patch for future generations.
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Home Remedies -- The Pill-Free Prescription
By Vicki Tannehill
Say no to pills, potions and ointments, and say yes to relief.
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Life Beyond Middle C
By Wynne G. Crombie
Maybe the talent didn't "stick," but the memories sure did.
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Life Was Served
By Arlene Storch Rizzo
Their supplies came to them from all directions.
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Little Swindlers
By Lois Halley
They had an overpowering need for a Hershey bar.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Dragnet
By Carl Amari
The hit TV show had its roots in radio.
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Minimarket on Wheels
By LaVonne M. Sparkman
The truck was a welcome sight for many country folk.
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Our Country General Store
By Robert Thurman
Creative marketing made it the hot spot in town.
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Picture This
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Raccoon Ruckus
By Genevieve Brechtel
They were really cute ... for a while.
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Resting on My Laurels
By Sandra Sturtz Hauss
Their music was timeless.
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Rewind -- Advertising Flashback
In the late 1940s, ties sported colorful patterns and busy prints, like these paisley Arrow ties.
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Sunday Funnies -- The Katzenjammer Kids
By Knerr
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The Best of the Good Old Days -- Golden Memories
With Ken Tate
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The Reticent Flower Girl
By Rosemarie Gortler
She refused to play her part ... or so they thought.
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Walks With Mom
By Tom R. Kovach
They were big adventures for the little ones.
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