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Army Barracks
By Steven M. Sybert
A short ride with their fathers covered a lot of time from the past.
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Backyard Chef
By Jan Leaneagh Fausnaugh
She cooked up epicurean delights from the best soil in the world!
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Becoming a Man at Christmas
By Drew Coons
His greatest gift was a lesson in responsibility.
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Belsnickel
By Ruth Enderle Brown
An uninvited character kept children well-behaved, especially at Christmastime.
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Christmas Coal, 78-rpm Records and Corkin' Hats
By Reed Ide
These three things were Christmas essentials in their house.
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Christmas in the 1940's
By Carlene Poff Baker
Memories of their community, for her, were the "peace on earth" that made her feel warm inside.
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Escape to Nature in a Factory Town
By Christel Knett Coman
They enjoyed an outdoor retreat in the shadow of a factory.
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Going Home
Morris D. Fierstein as told to JoAnn Schueller Cooke
Getting there was half the battle - and worth it all.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Crazy For Cranberries
By Georgia Kohart
A holiday staple for most tables takes on several new looks.
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Good Old Days On Wheels -- Farewell, Old Faithful
By Jean Powis
"She" was part of their family, and when it was time to say goodbye, there were tears.
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Grandma's Thanksgiving Traditions Continues
By Audrey Corn
Whether bitter or tart, some family customs are worth the effort.
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Growing up in the Holler
By Jerry Acord
He was expecting a basketball court and swimming pool but found paradise instead.
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Life on 54th Street
By Rosemary O'Grady
With 22 kids living on their street, they never had to look far for playmates.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Love in the Time of War
By Michael O'Donnel
Fake husband, fake baby, fake home - what could possibly go wrong?
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My Mother's Voice
By Aline Guillot
Years later, he finally heard their message of love.
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My Roots' Home
By Joyce Little
For their family, time stood still.
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No Space on Santa's Sleigh
By Audrey Corn
His early delivery policy was fine with her.
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Painted Pigtails, Fake Ponies and the Punishment Chair
By Richard Lester
Life was full of adventures and delights - and the occasional "course correction."
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Ranch Living in Tubac
By Jeanne Pafford Glasgow
The Garretts were known for their generous hospitality and the only two-story home around.
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Same Old Ornaments
By Arlene Shovald
She complained then, but now she cherishes those family heirlooms.
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Scrooge for Christmas
By Gordon H. Wright
The script was different but the message was the same: "God bless us, every one."
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Ten Lukers and Two Guitars
By Ann Marie Luker
A visit from Santa and the stork made for a special and exciting Christmas.
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The Hole
By Tamara Bell
Sometimes it was a sledding hill, sometimes a skating rink, and sometimes a fort to protect.
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Troop Train
Thomas J. Jackson
They were happy to run errands in return for souvenirs.
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Waiting for the Dream
By Mariah Julio
Lots of love and simple joys kept them going until their daddy could come home.
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We Gather Together
By Marilyn Ludwig
Her story brought a new meaning to Thanksgiving.
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