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Stories in The Roaring Twenties

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A Bunny's Tail
By Josephine A. Robinson
I was so excited! There was to be a dance recital, and I was going to be in it! It was spring of 1927, ...
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Be a Clown
By Dr. A.C. Covey
Around 1925, when I was 7 or 8, I desperately wanted to join the circus and be a clown. I'd never been ...
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Building a Kite
By Ethel Weehunt
It was 1924, and my brother, Abner, was in a building mood. "Don't go away," he said. "I need someone ...
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Christmases Past
By Dr. A.C. Covey
Age brings wisdom and fond memories of Christmas gifts past.
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Dog Days
By Grace Case
When I was 11 years old, in 1922, living in Toulon, Ill., we experienced dog days that I remember well ...
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Keller's Store
By Rose McAfee
When they razed the old Keller's Store in 2005, they took away the site of many childhood memories.
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Kitchen Turmoil
By Grace Case
On weekends during my first year in high school, in 1929, I always went out to my parents' farm to stay ...
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Motor City Memories
By Mary J. Slayton
Back in 1924, Detroit seemed like a faraway big city in the "frozen north" to my dad and me. We were ...
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Our Basement
By Eileen Higgins Driscoll
A basement doesn't sound like the kind of place that would carry many good memories from your childhood, ...
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Summertime Swimming
By Charles Bernard
We had no old swimming hole and certainly no swimming pool! What we had was muddy, lazy-flowing Bayou ...
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The "Ashamuttie"
By Vivian Kleisl Shaw Lawrence as told to Carol Lawrence Rusnak
This story dates back to the early 1920s. When I was a little girl, my grandmother used to tell me about ...
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The Shack
By Harold Wayne Baker
Eighty-four-year-old recollections, without doubt, can be frightfully fuzzy, such as whether a stove ...
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The Trickster Tricker
By Haydn Fox
It was shortly before 1920. The custom of "trick or treat" at Halloween had not yet come into being. ...
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