Marriage on the move and a cavewoman tease
Sally Rogers observes changing marriage norms including informal unions and reduced formalities. She contrasts a joyful family in a rusting pickup with a gleaming unhappy couple, and cites anthropologists on pair bonding while joking about cave life and fish-bone rings.
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Sally Rogers
Colorado County Citizen
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Laidback
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Texas Selections and Retro Notes From Fort Worth Arenas to Railways
The feature surveys Texas history from 1861 secession debates in Austin to the Knights of the Golden Circle and the 25th anniversary of independence. It notes Will Rogers Coliseum as the first domed arena in the US, harsh colonial laws in 1761 San Antonio, sharecropping shifts by the 1930s, and the decline of train callers by 1950 as rail travel waned.
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Sam Houston
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Charles Anderson
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Memory Lane
Wandering tools and a pink hammer tame the chores
A homemaker laments unruly hand tools that wander from a boot-top bag on the kitchen wall and from Pardner s stash in the barn and truck. After a broom ran away and a pink enamel makeover, she wonders if she won the battle or the war.
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Linda Mussehl
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