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    Back in Those Days

    By Amelia Michaels

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    Journey to a time when Singing in the Rain played on the jukebox, when Lash LaRue was the famous movie star who came to town, when the 1948 Desoto and the 1956 Chrysler were not classics. Learn about the Greyhound races, farm life, and spittoons. Travel back into those days long ago when times were in some ways simpler and in other ways not. Lea

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLime Press LLC
    Release dateJul 13, 2021
    ISBN9781954304963
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    Amelia Michaels

    Amelia Michael's is a native of Eastern North Carolina. She still resides in North Carolina with her family. In addition to her memoir, she has written two fiction novels. Her fiction has been praised by Encore Magazine and Midwest Book Review. Mrs. Michael's is an avid equestrian often found riding when she is not working as an educator.

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