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In this issue

Playing Through Snow Days
Snowy days made for fun times when we were children. Whether we were making snowmen and skiing outside or playing games and sharing stories inside, winter was a time for special memories.

Winter on the Farm
While farm chores were more relaxed in the wintertime, the animals still needed to be cared for. We remember feeding and milking cows in the slower time of year.

Our First Loves
From the sweet sodas with two straws to the complicated courting ways, we remember our first romances whether they led to blunders or lifelong love.

Good Old Days Magazine Description:

PublisherAnnie's

CategoryLifestyle

LanguageEnglish

FrequencyBi-Monthly

Good Old Days is a history magazine that focuses on America's favorite memories and warm thoughts from the years 1930 through 1960.

Good Old Days magazine has been sharing reader-provided stories, recollections and photos from days gone by since 1964. Billed as the original nostalgia magazine, this easy-to-read collection of memories captivates both young and old alike. The publisher of Good Old Days magazine continues to uphold its mission of enabling creativity, nurturing memories and upholding positive values, even after all this time.

Each bi-monthly issue contains many reader-submitted stories about the past. Previous article titles include: The Magic Box on the Wall, the ringing meant something exciting was about to happen; Sunny Side Up, her dad's breakfasts were unforgettable; Good Old Days on Wheels -- Our Sunday Ride, the trips seemed boring and monotonous until ...; Party Line Rules, there was a catch to that new phone; The School Next Door, they never had a reason to be tardy; Bartering for Back-to-School Shoes, brown eggs developed into brown shoes; Home Remedies -- Sweet Treatments, it sounds too good to be true, but a candy cure might work for you; and From the Archives -- Nothing to Fear, his dad dished out a fitting punishment.

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