There’s More to Bowling Than Rolling That Ball
A brief historical and etiquette overview of bowling from ancient origins to modern play. Highlights include Egyptian finds dating to 5200 B.C., English bans, Luther’s interest, Dutch influence in New Amsterdam, and core sportsmanship rules for mid game conduct and respect.
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America
England
Germany
Martin Luther
New Amsterdam
New York
Man and boy save forest by dousing campfire
Joey and his father hike to Eagle Lake and find a smoldering campfire. They warn that careless fires start nine in ten forest blazes and recall two men who burned 212 acres. They teach the rules to extinguish: scrape away combustibles, clear ten feet, dig a fire hole, and soak it with water. They work together to put it out.
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Joey
Eagle Lake
Dad
Joe
Klahowya
Strict Forest Camping Rules Prevent Major Fire
A father and son discuss safe camping practice and the dangers of fire in forests. They describe smothering coals, wetting sticks, and watering the ground to fully extinguish a campfire. They warn about crown and surface fires, ecological damage, and economic and fishing impacts, stressing careful endings of fires.
A Tale of Anton Dvorak from a Bohemian Village
A butcher boy named Anton Dvorak in a small Bohemia village grows to become a famed composer. His father urged him to stay in the trade, but poverty limited lessons and opportunities, shaping his early path.
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Bohemia
Anton Dvorak
Anton
Muhlhausen
Dvorak
Franz Dvorak
Franz
Chinook Jargon and Dvorak's Rise Across Centuries
A historical note traces Chinook jargon among Pacific Northwest tribes and white settlers, highlighting Judge Ford’s family and Mary Angeline Ford. It shifts to Anton Dvorak’s musical path from Bohemian roots to Prague, detailing early education, family pushback, and late triumphs including a Vienna prize.
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Pacific Northwest
Sidney S. Ford
Chehalis River
Centralia
Wash
Mary Angeline Ford
Columbia River
Cascade Mountains
Wishram
Chinook Language Phrases for Quick Conversation
A compact list of starter Chinook expressions with translations covering greetings actions and common terms. Phrases include absent halo and mitlite for farm related words plus words for fear age and departure. It provides basic equivalents like come cook and dog with simple usage notes.
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Halo Mitlite
Illahee
Kwass Oo
Oleman
Saghali
Kopet Ikt
Mamook Piah
Memaloost
Klatawa
Dog
Kamooks
Dollar—Dolla
Chikamin
Tillikum
Capt Hal invites pen pals for young readers in several states
Captain Hal asks readers to print name address and age and send to his care. The list includes Beth Kimpel nine Sandy Kay Stevie ten Linda Seymour nine Carlotta Wilson ten Kathleen Metzemackers eleven Linda Ray ten Rosemary Sikelsky thirteen Terri Henderson thirteen Connie White eleven Pattie Gambrell eight Geraldine Alexander twelve Cynthia Alister age unknown Sara Charlton thirteen Peter Bartle thirteen and others from Indiana Ohio Mississippi and Pennsylvania.
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Hal
Beth Kimpel
Peru
Ind
Sandy Kay Stevie
Marshallville
Ohio
Linda Seymour
Cedar Lake Ave
Biloxi
Miss
Carlotta Wilson
Freeport Rd
New Kensington
Kathleen Metzemackers
Andover St. Laurence
Mass
Linda Ray
Sheld St
Rosemary Sikelsky
Kensington St
Barbara Bailey
Pine St
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Timothy Kern
E. Shieds Ave
Dudley Baker
Walter St
Moss Point
Pattie Gambrell
East Adam
Geraldine Alexander
Campbell St
Akron
Cynthia Alister
Pontius St
Alliance
Sara Charlton
Pleasant City
Peter Bartle
Sugarbush Trail
Hudson
Dugg' Pade column Whet Your Wits on These Varieties
Puzzle Pete shows an acrostic style word triangle based on FRIENDS. The second word is RR abbreviation, third Hawaiian wreath, fourth a sport, fifth an old language and sixth to cause memory. Finish the triangle.
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Puzzle Pete
Brain Teaser on Animal Group Names Answers
Several wolves or coyotes compose a pack. When starlings congregate it is a murmuration. Meteo erie is the term for ants. Buffaloes may make a herd but a group is also a muster. In their boxes bees are a colony but in flight they are a swarm. We have schools of herring or bass but also a shoal. A gathering of snipes is a stand. A flock of plovers is a wisp. Put a bunch of hogs together and you have a sounder.
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