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A Bite to Eat

By Elaine Faber

Daddy taught by example, and I'll never forget those lessons.
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Around Town

Mary Ann Gove's mount that she got to ride for a nickel.
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Betty Jean's Birthday Blunder

By Shelley Anne Richter as told by her mother, Betty Jean McDow

She just couldn't wait for her big day to arrive!
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Birthdays Were Fun Back in the 1950s

By D. Van Atchley

Games and presents and homemade cakes made for a top-notch celebration.
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Chocolate Milk

By Susan Teague

We weren't in a rush to grow up, so we had time to savor simple pleasures.
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Crawdad Fishin'

By Mary Starr

The tasty morsels were free for the taking, and were as much fun to catch as they were to ...
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Defective Detective

By Martin Filchock

How many differences can you find between these two pictures?
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Fence-Post Carvings

By Barbara Deming

A simple symbol represented hospitality during tough times.
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Floor Shine

By Neal Murphy

Lots of elbow grease was the secret!
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Gentle Elementary Days

By Naoma Nelson

"Sunday's child" recalls gentle days in her childhood school.
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Happy Trails -- Twain's Hometown

With Ken Tate

A trip to Hannibal, Mo., to find a favorite author and literary immortality.
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Home Cooking -- Nothing Better Than Butterscotch

With Carol Tannehill

Sweet memories are made of brown sugar and butter.
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Home Remedies -- Major Relief for Minor Maladies

With Vicki Tannehill

Here are some simple home remedies everyone should know.
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Itty Bitty City

By Thomas Werner

This small town holds a huge place in a native son's heart.
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My Favorite Photo

By Fred Korotkin

On that red-letter day, he posed and shared a laugh with his wartime hero.
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Piano Practice

By T. Jewell Collins

Her teacher was a model of patience and understanding.
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Recipe Swap

This department allows you to ask other home cooks from around the country and the world ...
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Sewing Lessons

By Marilyn McFarlane

Mother's beautiful needlework is long gone, but not the love it represented.
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Skippy

By Nancy Simmons Vineyard

Every kid needs a best friend.
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Sniffing the Air for Smoke

By Ward Degler

He and the CCC boys he directed protected our nation's forests.
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Summer Freedom

By Martha Ann Nyman

Kids felt independent and grown-up as they trekked to favorite neighborhood destinations.
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Sunday Funnies -- Popeye

By Tom Sims and B. Zaroly

Popeye © 1944 King Features Syndicate, INC. World Rights Reserved
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The Cobbler

By Carol Chandler

His skills helped us save our money -- and our feet.
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Wunnerful, Wunnerful!

By Lillian Rolfes

He created a magical hour of fun-filled family entertainment.

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