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“Children Are A Poor Man’s Riches” – English Proverb
Nat Geo, Jan ’86 What a blessing has Johann Inauen, and I don’t mean his pipe. Son Reto could not be more smitten with papa, enjoying a childhood on a small Appenzell dairy farm in Switzerland. Idyllic...
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Basking In The Natural Light
1908 by Emma Barton Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham left to right: her son Aubrey, herself, daughters Marjorie and Hilda, son Cecil, and daughter Dorothy
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I’ll Be Your Shelter
by Brian Lanker Miss Ruby Forsythe, 1987, Pawleys Island, South Carolina one-room schoolhouse teacher for 50 years
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Olden Days
These are all snapshots that I collected at various antique stores over the years. July 1924 1906 Wilton Wood
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I’ll Salt Your Popcorn
January 29, 1951 LIFE In Douglass Crockwell’s “Winter Evening At Home,” we see that Dad has just finished popping popcorn over the coals of the fire, and Mary has offered a pan of it to be salted by...
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On The Other Side of The Rainbow Bridge Now
On a bright and sunny day in April of 2010, we drove to the local dog pound. After touring the inside, we walked up to an outside cage. There sat a dog with floppy brown basset ears and a heeler body,...
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