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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1961
Page
6
Puzzle shows PET pairs where each HAND word links to a follow up clue. The chain uses HAND a skilled trade HAND a season HAND manufactured HAND a carpenter's tool HAND part of a shirt and extends to meanings like hangs over parts of stoves departed a bitter tasting plant and abbreviation for right side. The triangle finishes with SHOWERS H O W E R s.
Make a headpiece by shaping a 2 inch wide corrugated cardboard strip to fit around the head. Secure with tape and color it. Dye white feathers in a cool solution and insert into the ridges of the cardboard strip for a feathered headpiece.
A simple to build string cup toy described with seven rockets and threads. Steps include threading each cup on a 10 foot string, tying ends to chairs, cutting a 3 inch hole in the bottom and top of a shoe box, aligning holes, and punching a small hole in one end.
Create whimsical figures by stitching peanuts into head arms legs and body. Use paint for faces and wool yarn for hair tied with glue. Dress the miniature characters in cloth scraps or crepe paper for a playful, handmade project.
A playful poem about roller skating with vivid motion and rhythmic imagery. It traces patterns on the sidewalk as dancers swirl and race with breath catching moments. The piece evokes energy, sound, and playful movement.
A teacher urges students to build personal encyclopedias by clipping articles from newspapers and magazines. Use a loose leaf notebook with one initiated page per letter, paste articles in columns on one side only, and use photo corners for flexibility.
A child gazes through raindrop pools to glimpse fairyland scenes including tiny castles houses and dancing folk before the water drains and the peepholes close again. The poem captures a fleeting magical vision tied to雨 clouds and imagination.
United States and Soviet space missions target Venus as Morning Star and Evening Star. US probe missed its mark by miles while Russian results may take time to confirm. Ancient Greeks named Venus Phosphorus for dawn and Hesperus for dusk as the planet shifts in the sky.
An article argues Venus shines brilliantly due to cloud cover, possibly consisting of water vapor, dust, or smog from oil seas. It speculates about carbon dioxide, potential yeast life, and the mystery of bright cloud spots that might be mountains. It notes a Venusian day near a week and potential need for oxygen in missions.
Goldie Locks explores a bear family home in a quonset hut in the forest. She defrosts TV dinners, eats snacks, and tests three one wheeled bikes and a trampoline. Bears confront her, then swap a pogo stick for Junior Bruin’s bike as a playful ending unfolds.
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Capt Hal shares a long reader letter page listing dozens of children from across the United States with names ages and addresses seeking pen pals around age ten to sixteen. The notice urges readers to print names addresses and ages and mail to Captain Hal for intercity letter exchanges.
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Gather a bottle of liquid glue and a paint brush. Paint outlines on colored paper then dust with packaged soap or detergent while glue is wet. Shake off the excess to leave a raised frosty texture.
A playful riddle uses lettered hints to imply a beekeeper’s aphorism about bees and their work. It contrasts a lazy bee with one that keeps its eyes open to find rich nectar and bright flowers, urging readiness for sweet rewards.
Laugh Corner reports a playful exchange where a teacher asks for a definition of a tongue twister and a student replies that it is a group of words that gets your tongue tangled. The brief captures a light classroom moment with humor and wordplay.
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