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A One-Time-Only Prank
By April Knight
In her mind, it was destined to be the best April Fool's Day joke ever.
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A Tin Cup of Coffee
By Louie Adeline Andrews
Her first savory sampling made an incredible impression.
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Cheating the Chores
By Susan Davis
They never even made it to their first stop.
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Cowgirl Dreams
By Kathy Bailey
When their parents didn't cooperate, the kids took evasive action.
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Downtown With Granny
By Phyllis Taylor
The trips usually went well -- unless she got bored.
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Easter Bloomers Waving
By Terri Elders
Which version would he recite?
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Escalator Adventures
By Charles Milam
In his imagination, they were more than just a set of moving steps.
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Forgiven
By Gary Meredith
His door-to-door sales career was abruptly canceled.
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Going to Town
By Ruby Grove
The street was full of cars, kids and conversation.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Lucky Enough to Be Irish
By Georgia Kohart
No blarney! These recipes will green up your St. Patrick's Day.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Cooped Up and Let Loose
By Mabel Grogan
It was time to get out and play, thanks to their dad's resourcefulness.
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Ironing the Undershirts
By Sue Fagalde Lick
Nothing escaped the heat of her mom's iron.
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Left Behind
By K.L. Pickett
This was not her idea of adventure.
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Life on North Broad
By Constance M. Weaver
The main drag was lined with a wide variety of stores and the characters to go with them.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- Little Men and Tall Tales
By Michael O'Donnell
Disney's world of love, laughter and leprechauns.
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Mamaw's Soap
By Douglas S. Clark
It took two days and a lot of patience.
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New Beginnings
By Kathleen Fessler
Even the kids pitched in!
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No Need for New
By Audrey Corn
Shopping wasn't fun at all after she stopped growing.
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South of the Border
By Ruth Enderle Brown
She couldn't think of a better place to go.
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Story of Woe
By Mark Bergen
Time and distance have softened the blow.
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The Art of the Clean House
By Ruth G. Smith
Her dad kicked off the annual ritual.
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The Baddest Guy Here
By Larry Scheckel
Depositing money was only half the fun.
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The Case for Curtains
By Dorothy Stanaitis
They were cautiously considered and carefully cleaned.
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The Music Box
By Barbara Cole
It was sure to impress her classmates.
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The Windowsill Bank
By Kenneth Lee
It wasn't a vault, but it sure was a safe spot.
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Third Time's the Charm
By Deborah Frederick
What in the world was that horrible smell?
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Washday Rules
By Sara Etgen-Baker
If something looked amiss, what would the neighbors think?
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Where's Mark?
By Annette Goggin
By now, the question sounded dreadfully familiar.
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Worthy Work
By Dennis L. Peterson
Winter seed catalogs inspired a bountiful fall harvest.
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