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Mother Knows Best
Mother Knows Best
By Neal Murphy
The Fighting Forties
"Now, Neal, I want you to ride the bus straight home today. Your dad wants you to start weeding the garden ...
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Motor City Memories
Motor City Memories
By Mary J. Slayton
The Roaring Twenties
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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My Brush With Fame
My Brush With Fame
By Lois O. Bruce
The Dirty Thirties
In the late 1930s and early '40s, Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy were very famous singing stars who ...
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My First Pay Envelope
My First Pay Envelope
By Patrick J. Leonard
The Dirty Thirties
I wrapped my treasure in a handkerchief and stuffed it into a pocket.
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My Funny Valentine
My Funny Valentine
By Sally Gallimore
The Fabulous Fifties
When I was a grade school student many years ago, I always brought a handful of cards home to show my ...
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My Hometown
My Hometown
By Anna Barker Loudermilk
The Dirty Thirties
A small town revisited, if only in memory.
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My Last Barefoot Day
My Last Barefoot Day
By Richard Murphy
The Dirty Thirties
Even if the shoe fits, you don't have to wear it all the time.
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My Mama's Methods
My Mama's Methods
By Elizabeth Bowman Good
Olden Days
Mama was a little woman, barely 5 feet tall. Over her work clothes, she wore a smile that could light ...
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My Mother, the M.D.
My Mother, the M.D.
By Betty Grafwallner
The Dirty Thirties
My mother was quite a unique woman. No, I guess the right words to describe her would be "knowledgeable" ...
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My Sister, the Country Schoolmarm
My Sister, the Country Schoolmarm
By Harold Piehler
The Fighting Forties
"Oh, I got the job! I got the job!" my sister, Marceline, cried joyfully that day in April 1943. "The ...
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Near Miss
Near Miss
By Birney Dibble
The Fighting Forties
A strange twist of fate had separated them. Would fate reunite them at last?
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New Year's Hitchhikers
New Year's Hitchhikers
By Paul Huling
The Fighting Forties
Jan. 1, 1948, was bitterly cold as I left La Salle, Ill., to drive to Flint, Mich. It would be hours ...
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Nickel Hamburger
Nickel Hamburger
By Donald Heberly
Olden Days
For eight years I attended a one-room school about two miles from our home in North Central Kansas. Then, ...
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Not a Bad Crop
Not a Bad Crop
By Donna McGuire Tanner
The Fabulous Fifties
I was not even 8 years old in August 1955, yet the events of that month are as vivid to me as if they ...
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Old-Time Home Remedies
Old-Time Home Remedies
Edited by Ken Tate
Olden Days
From asafetida bags which warded off social contact as much as disease, to teas, tinctures and potions, ...
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