Love and schemes swirl around Dana Westbrook
Dana Westbrook arrives to live with her grandmother Mrs Cameron in a town where Nancy Wallace resents the intrusion. Ronald Moore pretends interest while Dana attracts Scott Stanley. Rumors swirl of matchmaking, wealth, and a planned union as the town watches, and Mrs Cameron deems the plot unfolding as intended.
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Dana Westbrook
America
Williard Cameron
Dana
Nancy Wallace
Ronald
Scott
Nancy
Ronald Moore
Mrs Cameron
Mrs Weatherford
Camerons
Prescott
Weatherford
Ronnie
Cameron
Mrs. Weatherford
Agatha Cameron
Westbrook
Agatha
Mrs
Scott Stanley
Mrs. Cameron
Ellen
Stories in Stamps and Social Scenes from 1935
A mosaic of notes blends Western Samoa stamps honoring Robert Louis Stevenson with vivid New York social vignettes. References include Stevenson’s Vailima tomb, Dana Cameron’s rainy day drama, and a portrait of luminaries from Katharine Brush to Babe Ruth plus the Wilson Foundation aiding an aging photographer.
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Apia
Upola Island
Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vailima
Vaea Hill
Stevenson
Great Britain
Western Samoa
Vallima
Rv O O McIntyre
New York
Dairy
Seymour Hicks
Childs
Gil Patten
Gilbert White
Ohio House
Cole Porter
Prasier
Potsdam
Katharine Brush
Bob Winans
Gotham
Betty Rogers
Buster Bear Trapped By Noisy Crows In Winter Hideaway
Buster Bear snoozes under a windfall in the Green Forest but is awoken by Blacky the Crow and friends, who mock him about his secret winter den. The racket draws Sammy Jay and Chatterer the Red Squirrel, leaving Buster frustrated and unsure where to sleep next. The tale ends with the crow group dispersing for breakfast and the bear still restless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Bear
Green Forest
Blacky the Crow
Blacky
Buster
Sammy Jay
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Glorified Dawn Newspaper Statement December 23 1975
A bold masthead asserts The Glof is an independent democratic newspaper delivering impartial news and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics. The notice frames its mission and editorial stance.
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the Gloaf
The Social Center for Girls Opens in Amarillo
Amarillo funds back a new social center for girls aged nine to eighteen at 8 Lincoln Street. Volunteers run classes in sewing cooking art and dance with no fees for registrants. The program includes a Christmas party, reading, games, and cultural activities to build character and sportsmanship.
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Amarillo
Johnson Street
Lincoln Street
Greek Soldier Answer to Previous Puzzle
A themed crossword style clue list with numerous entries and gaps across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes references to leaders, places, and generic terms like animal names, body parts, and common adjectives. The fragment presents oblique hints and partial words rather than a cohesive narrative.
Historical Trivia Questions for Christmas Cards
A scanned quiz item asks when Christmas cards first appeared and where. It cites 1846 in England with designs by J C Horster of the Royal Academy. It also asks where the phrase The devil can cite Scripture appears in The Merchant of Venice and who built the Niagara Falls suspension bridge, John Augustus Roebling in 1806.
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England
J. C. Horster
Royal Academy
Niagara Falls
John Augustus Roebling
Patriotism and the building of a nation
A speaker argues a nation rests on unselfish devotion and that builders must secure posterity with sacrifice and duty. Dana, Aunt Ellen, and a stormy scene unfold as she plans to walk outside while clouds gather and a breeze rises.
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Dana
Aunt Ellen
Ellen
Venus Flytrap and Human Organs Water Content
The curious world note compares human organ water content with brains that are eighty to ninety percent water. It questions what Venus flytraps gain from their carnivorous habits as the plant traps more spiders than flies.
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Venus
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LS. Klein
Totusitala
Sarah
Frank B. Wilson
Sherlock Holmes
Frederick Dorr Steele
Blackie Dan
Wilson Foundation
Herbert Marshall
William
Brann Ben de Casseres
New York Enquirer
Griffin Brothers
Wheaton
Ill
Marcus
John
Alexis
Gerald
Norbet
Ernest Hemingway
Boon
Ben Finney
Finney
Shanghai
Bagatelles
Bowes
Babe Ruth
Mussolini
Floyd Gibbons
CM Schwab
Phil Simms
Paris
Earl Carroll
Quitz
McNaught Syndicate
Associated Press
Associated Dreesse
Amarillo Globe
Oklahome
Bedtime
Thornton W Burges
DR. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
American Medical Association
Hoover
League
Tr Duce
Selassie
Hal
Palma
Carella
FISD
Rashan
Jirio
Ifauntlerov
School
CAE Scw Belinda
Word Builder
Frguson
United States
WEA Service
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