Way Out Jack and the Moonflower Seed Fortune
A poor boy named Way-Out Jack trades a Jaguar for seeds that grow into moonflowers. The vines reach the moon and Mars City Limits as Jack and Martians share cheese. Jack returns home with moonflowers and cheese, building a belt to harvest from the moon.
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Jack
Moon
Mars City Limits
Seed Pictures Save Free Seed Catalogues
A note describes saving seed catalogues by cutting pictures of fruits vegetables and flowers from them and pasting the images to corners of paper napkins used during everyday meals for decoration.
Puzzle Pete’s Mrs Arthur Diamond Word Game
Crossword word puzzle centers on Mrs Arthur with clues and a diamond word fill. Puzzle Pete asks solvers to deduce Mrs Arthur’s first name maiden name Herndon and related terms including backward names and a pronoun hour wireless and a card game as part of a silhouette cartoon by Cal.
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Pete
Mrs. Arthur
Cal
Herndon
Puzzle Pete
Diamond
Pen Pal List Seeks Young Letter Writers Across States
Kids are invited to send their name address and age to Captain Hal for pen pals. Readable names and addresses include Becky Huth in Freeport Pennsylvania age 10 and multiple others across Maine Massachusetts North Carolina Texas Ohio Alabama with ages ranging from 8 to 14.
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Hal
Feeding Time at the Zoo Reveals Costs and Care
The article explains zoo operations from feeding and budgeting to veterinary care and grooming. It notes stored meat and fish in freezers, produce in refrigerators, and yearly food costs across vegetables, meat, fish, bread, and grain. It describes hospital care, daily animal observation, and special grooming tasks for elephants, snakes, lions, turtles, and more.
Socrates Spelled Out In Newspaper Word Game
A classroom style activity assigns players to cut and paste capital letters from a newspaper to spell Socrates. The winner is the first to complete the eight letter word with each letter fully visible and in its own square, following rules and timing.
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Socrates
Brain Teaser Answers Rhyming With CELL
Five riddle lines each ending with a rhyming word. Answers: 1 Well 2 Bell 3 Shell 4 Yell 5 Ell. The set plays on rhymes with the word cell and matches clues for round deep green well, church bell clock hand, beach shell, crowd yell at games, house extension ell with cloth length ell.
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Son of
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Nodnreh
Siwel
Mailliw
Ruhtra
Nala
Nelle
Notreknip
Selrahc
Sam
Father
Frederick
Ito A
Virginia
Becky Huth
Washington St
Freeport
Elaine Merrill
Merrow Rd
Auburn
Irene Guerrette
High St
Lewiston
Sharon Colfer
Pierce St
Nancy Ann Byerly
Thomasville
N.C
Renee Dellinger
Catawba
Karen Welch
Abbot St
Marblehead
Mass
Janice Schroeder
Robstown
Tex
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Gary Paul Nagy
Elmwood St
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Linda Breese
Zurmehly Rd
Lima
Brenda Bosarge
Bayou la Batre
Ala
Mary McCracken
Leechburg
Karen Sue Willoughby
Delores Buchanan
James
High Point
Linda One
P.O
Ookala
Hawaii
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Lagos
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Hematite St
Hibbing
Minn
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Cliffside Rd
Bobby Crosby
Bardon St
Wooster
Diana Jeanette Menn
Box 215
Jane Ann McCracken
Sam Skramstad
Ninth St
Chisholm
Cheryl Meli
Hanna Lec
Buhl
James Russell
W. 11Th Ave
Lexington
Ann Louise Bly
Hayfield Farms
Hayfield
South Carolina
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Zoo's Who
George
Oregon
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Katerpsisa Association