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A Chunk of Chalk
By Linda O'Connell
She left her mark in a regrettable way.
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A Double-Sawbuck Windfall
By Terri Elders
First things were first -- no frippery was allowed.
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A Firm Foundation
By Shirley Brosius
The lessons went beyond reading, writing and arithmetic.
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Blackie and Smackie
By Dorothy Stanaitis
One was elegant; the other, unrefined.
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Burke's Law
By R.P. Infantino
The punishment fit the crime -- and had the desired result.
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Delight in a Bottle
By Neala Ames
The chocolate treat made Friday afternoons oh-so-special.
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Ears by Hand
By Susan Davis
A new investment provided welcomed relief.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Swamped With Chocolate Inspiration
By Georgia Kohart
Dig in to these "Great Black Swamp" treats!
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Trucking the Tomatoes
By W. Dean Marple
He slowly built up confidence until the big day finally came.
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Goodbye, Allowance
By Frances Smith
Since she couldn't get a monkey, ants would have to do.
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In a Class by Herself
By Amy T. Russell
Nothing -- and no one -- was going to stop her from getting on that bus.
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In Praise of Duke
By David Paling
He was just that kind of dog.
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Kindergarten Acrobat
By Barbara J. Marsh
Some experiences did not live up to her expectations.
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Little Billy's House Call
By Ruth Enderle Brown
Most of his visits were appreciated; this one was different.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- And You Thought Your Family Was Strange
By Michael O'Donnell
These two shows took their cartoon origins to a whole new level.
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Lunch Pail Puppy
By Kimberly Vernon
The treasure she found that day happened to have four legs and a tail.
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Midnight in the Cemetery
By Roy Morris
What was that rustling sound?
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Miss Whitman and Miss Hall
By Allen Anthony
They influenced his early life and his later life.
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Pumpkins, Parties and Parades
By Lewis A. Kocher
The festivities carried on from morning until night.
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Saving Beggars Night
By Deborah Frederick
They never used paper bags again.
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Saving the Sugar Daddy
By David Cody Prewitt
His teacher was not fooled for a second.
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Strappy Shoes and Paper Dolls
By Thenie Posch as told to Sarah Ashely Posch
They liked the old catalogs as well as the new ones.
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The Great Escape
By Bill Barrick
They mistakenly assumed their prisoner would be held captive.
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The Phantom Convict
By K. Neal Murphy
It was all ind good fun until Big Daddy showed up.
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The Snake Bark
By Carol Barnette Easley
It was unmistakable and undisputable.
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The Wish Books
By April Knight
From buying school clothes to making outhouse "wallpaper," the options were endless!
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Toilet Trippin'
By Norman Knight
The farmer tricked the tricksters.
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Truancy Lunacy
By Gary Kurz
An innocent suggestion led to an infamous occurrence.
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Window to the World
By Verna Simms
Sears and Roebuck were the greatest loves of her young life.
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