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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
5
Erma J. Reynolds offers etiquette guidance for visitors. She covers replying to invitations promptly, packing essentials, bringing small gifts, matching household routines, tidiness, punctuality, helping with chores, engaging in activities, and avoiding overstaying. A bread and butter note is advised to thank the hostess.
Dugg Pete invites readers to solve a word diamond and locate eight Ohio communities. The page features a silhouette of Ohio with jumbled phrases and a list of clues about presidents from Ohio plus a repeated puzzle about hidden places and words.
A vivid tour of California sequoias highlights their immense height and age. The General Sherman stands about 3,500 years old with a trunk nearly 37 feet in circumference. Fire resistant bark and self healing explain their endurance as visitors walk within hollowed rooms in trees like Room Tree, near General Grant Grove.
A historical overview explains how horses from the south and rifles from the north transformed Plains tribes, especially the Sioux and Cheyenne. It notes nomadic hunting and warfare, the rise of warrior societies, and the shift from settled agriculture to raiding and buffalo hunts after European contact.
A nostalgic survey covers footwear from animal skins to aluminum and glass, detailing ancient customs, fashion shifts, and innovations. It notes Roman laws on red shoes for women, wooden Holland clogs, decorative past and a turning heel invention, ending with a Sioux tale and a Cheyenne raid aftermath.
Nancy a shopkeeper's daughter lends her prized quill to Mr Hancock for the Continental Congress day. The quill is used to sign the Declaration of Independence and remains the property of the United States.
copyright notice states reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited except by permission of the Newspaper Enterprise Association. Printed in the United States. The notice underscores rights and distribution limits for archival clippings.
A playful poem about a family riding a stationary carousel that whisks them away to a vivid imaginary journey. A brother chooses a kangaroo and the speaker sits tall on a unicorn as the ride speeds through landscapes then returns to the starting point.
Public notice invites children to mail letters with name address and age to Captain Hal care of the newspaper. Entries list numerous children from Lynn Massachusetts Rivermines Virginia Hibbing Minnesota Castleberry Alabama Beverly Shores Indiana Claflin Hector Cuyahoga Falls Akron Barebert on Ohio Medina Ohio and more.
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