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Stories of discipline on Maple Street and its surrounding village continue in this story, depicting further punishments of wayward girls, wives, and even two woman who lack self-discipline and turn to the strict, stern Carol Collins for help. Domestic Discipline is strong in this story of 1950's America. Up and down Maple Street the sounds of hairbrushes spanking bare behinds can be heard as windows are open in the pre-AC Midwest.

It's 1950 in rural Minnesota, USA. America is still largely an agrarian society, and most families are farm families. Men are HOH's who keep their farms and their families running smoothly with strong discipline. But farm girls, as well as their mothers, often crave something a little livelier than the day to day boredom of the farm and reach out, now and then, for some fun that runs against the social mores of the times, as well as the family's hard and fast rules.

An ad on the web leads parents of errant daughters, as well as grown women seeking discipline, to the farm of Mark and Lorraine Lanning. "Uncle Mark" and "Aunt Lorraine" provide disciplinary correction to the young women in the form of old-fashioned, country- and family-style punishments. Spankings, strappings, and old-fashioned "switchin's" address and correct the women's misbehavior, leaving them with very sore behinds but clean slates, the pain and fire on their behinds signaling forgiveness of their transgressions.

It's Midwestern America in 1952. Family values in the burgeoning suburbs, carried over from the influx of immigrants that created America, as well as values brought to the towns from the farms, remain strong. Even so, young girls are often rebellious and require 'correction' from time to time. Older girls, too, grown daughters who have married and moved away, often need similar corrections...'reviews' of the values they had been taught at home but have sometimes allowed to fade.