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A Different Kind of Life Insurance
By Tommy V. Lawrence
Not even the office gossip knew what was afoot.
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A Love As Sweet As Pie
By Dixie Chipman Simpson
It was high priced but mighty fine.
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A Rookie Mistake
By Doris French
Her system was not library approved.
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A Sunflower Seed Tradition
By Susan Davis
It was her favorite way to begin the new year.
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After Hours
By Kim Hinson
She had an advantage when her mama was put in charge.
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After the Cotton
By Carlene Poff Baker
The fieldwork was done, but other duties called.
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Better Than a Sled?
By John Scanlan
They had to find out.
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Boxed In
By Lewis A. Kocher
What happened to the last valentine card?
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Buckananny Millions
By James J. Watson
A dream house would be theirs in just a matter of time.
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Commotion in the Coat Check
By John Scanlan
"Hanging around" took on a whole new meaning.
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Economics by the Shovelful
By Harvey Silverman
Snow days meant cold cash for the ambitious boys.
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Entombed Chickens
By Lee Murdock
What would they find when they finally unsealed the door?
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First Real Love
By Robert Wolters as told to Diane Klooster
Both relationships were fruitful.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Heart to Heart
By Georgia Kohart
"Anyone can be passionate, but it takes real lovers to be silly." -- Rose Franken
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- A Tale of Two Donnas
By Robert L. Willett
One was real, but what about the other?
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Guy Lombardo and a Candy Bar
By April Knight
They were her privileged companions that night.
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Ice Delivery
By Nolan Spencer
It was no small task to keep the town chilled all year.
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Jumping Kings
By Robert B. Williams
His strategy was almost foolproof. Almost.
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Loud in the Library
By June Groshek Czarnezki
This was no time for whispering.
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Mrs. Simmons' Shady Scheme
By Audrey Corn
The end justified the means.
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No Need for an Alarm
By Doug Sletton
His freedom was cleverly curtailed by a ticking clock.
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Our "Our Miss Brooks"
By Michael O'Donnell
The show shifted from radio to TV to the big screen.
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Shake the Grate
By Donna McGuire Tanner
The coal was critical, but the ashes were useful too.
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Sunshine, Firemen and Baskets of Books
By Karla Cooper
The introduction was memorable and the relationship enduring.
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That Little Girl Next Door
By Ray Richmond
Oh, how she bugged him!
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The 7-Cent Date
By April Knight
A few coins and one hour was all they had.
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The Wonder Clown and the Lemonade Lady
By Kathy Padgett
There was just something special about that particular date.
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Unexpected Help
By Phyllis Cochran
The strangers broke a few rules to ease a bleak situation.
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Within These Walls
By Nancy S. Renko
A chance encounter in a crowded library changed her life.
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