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The Golden Years Remember Home Town Is Changed
A 1950s retirement essay argues that returning to a country town from the city offers lower living costs and comfort but warns of risks. It cites a retiree who moved back with $12,000 and quickly boosted deposits before investing in stocks. The piece lists three dangers: retirement as ending, loss of social role, and clashing town habits with city habits.
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