Signs Of Autumn In Austin
All Hallow’s Eve
Chow Time
As men left to fight in WWII, American factory jobs were taken over by women. The ladies above built B-24 Liberator bombers at the world’s largest assembly line in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Of course, they didn’t add the artwork to this Liberator. 
La Mancha
Squash King
Seven-year-old Oliver Davis of Carrollton, Texas was still three years too young to enroll in the FFA or the 4-H, but that didn’t stop him from winning 1st, 2nd, AND 3rd prize for best squash at the 1948 Dallas County Fair.
View From Booth #6
No Large Paintings In A Quonset Hut
Hello, Moto
After The Boys Of Summer Have Gone
The boys of autumn arrive at the pumpkin patch in Washington State, ready for October!
An American Moment by Harris
Farmgirls Gotta Farm
This Nebraska teen may know how to drive a tractor, but she certainly doesn’t know how to don sunglasses or a ballcap to keep that dreadful sun out of her eyes. Let’s hope she applied some Bain De Soleil for the St. Tropez tan…
Beating A Path To Flavortown
Why have one ice cream cone when you can have two?
When Overpriced Shoes Only Remind You Of Delicious Tex-Mex
The advertisers may try to bring your eye to their “geometric touches,” but those zigzag white sandal straps put me in mind of the sour cream flourishes on a Chuy’s Tex-Mex platter. 
All this can be yours for just over $10. The shoes? Just over a grand. Which would you prefer? 
I Don't Get It 