Safford, Ruth2020-06-302020-06-302017-02-08https://dr.lib.iastate.edu/handle/20.500.12876/38782<p>Backed up against the rugs and draperies in the window of a country town department store, was a display of crayon portraits, enlarged to life size from photographs and heavily framed in white and gold. A woman and a young girl were standing before it; the one faded, drab, and eager, with a momentary pink flush on her cheek, the other with a dismal cloud on her fair young face.</p>Aunt Sarah's Portrait and the Frame that Matchedarticleisulib-bepress-aws-west13039647559homemaker/vol1/iss9/2Home Economics