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A Few Last Words on the Dallas Woman

By Bill Porterfield | 42 years ago

AMON

By Jerry Flemmons | 42 years ago Out of the dust of West Texas rode Amon Carter, ready to turn Cowtown - and himself - into a living legend.

Arts and Entertainment KEEPING UP

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

BODY LANGUAGE

By Chris Dunne | 42 years ago Here’s how to get in shape for Spring.

Books THERE’LL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND

By Jo Brans | 42 years ago The new book by one of England’s finest writers.

CUTTING REMARKS

By David Bauer | 42 years ago What only her hairdresser knows. For sure.

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By D Magazine | 42 years ago

EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS

By John Merwin | 42 years ago Is Dave Fox’s downtown dream coming true?

FACT AND FICTION

By Wade Leftwich | 42 years ago A more than slightly abridged history of the Dallas Woman.

Food and Spirits DINING OUT

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

GETTING DUPED IN DALLAS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Honored in their generations

By Lindsay Heinsen | 42 years ago

HOW NOT TO NOT PAY TAXES

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

How to handle the Dallas Woman

By Dick Hitt | 42 years ago

LETTERS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Music MARCHEL ARTISTRY

By Tim Schuller | 42 years ago The natural sound at the Recovery Room.

Q & A

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

REFRESHER COURSE

By Judy Powell | 42 years ago How to bring the real you out of hiding.

SOFT AND LOOSE

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

The Abrasive Candidacy of Bill Clements

By John Merwin | 42 years ago If nice guys finish last, Bill Clements should win it walking away.

The Balancing Act

By Jo Brans | 42 years ago "A man at a party said, ’Dallas is a city run by men for the sake of women.’ I don’t believe it for a moment."

The Consumer HOME ECONOMICS

By Tom Peeler | 42 years ago

THE DALLAS WOMAN Miss, Mrs., Ms. – and Myths.

By Jim Atkinson | 42 years ago

The Faux Pas

By Gwynne Shook | 42 years ago "When I could finally laugh, I managed to forgive myself for showing my awkward growing pains in public."

THE GREAT FORT WORTH ART CAPER: HOWDUNIT?

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

The Reluctant Matriarch

By Elizabeth York Enstam | 42 years ago A man founded Dallas. A woman built it.

THUMB AWARDS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

Travel SAN ANTONIO ROADS

By Jerry Flemmons | 42 years ago

WEBER VS. WHITTINGTON: THERE GOES THE JUDGE?

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

WHY THE RANGERS AREN’T TV STARS

By D Magazine | 42 years ago

WINDFALLS

By Judy Powell | 42 years ago

Winter

By Spring Edition | 42 years ago
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