Overheard
Like most of us who grew up during the Depression, I was told to save on everything, from electricity to food. I was told to save my “good clothes” for Sunday at church and even go barefoot during the summer to save on shoe leather. I didn’t mind. We lived on a farm near Olivet, Mich., and we always had a roof over our heads and enough to eat. Everyone else was ...
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