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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1963
Page
5
In a London fog a English boy helps lost American publisher William D. Boyce back to his hotel. Boyce later founds the Boy Scouts of America in 1910 after learning about the movement from Sir Robert Baden Powell.
The list provides pairs is a scrambled set of clues with matched answers 1 pantry 2 summer 3 dishes 4 possum 5 zephyr 6 yellow 7 raisin 8 dollar 9 pillow 10 collie 11 window.
The column hides Mrs. Harding's maiden name and birth state with a word triangle puzzle. Clues point to the first husband Henry DeWolfe and items like a classroom tool and school trash terms, with a line referencing a Southern general and a French abbreviation.
Historians trace food terms from Latin restau tare to restore the body and Spanish cafeteria origins. The sandwich name links to the Earl of Sandwich with roots earlier from Rabbi Hillel, while hamburgers trace to Hamburg and reached the U S in 1904 at the St Louis world fair per Weldon D Woodson.
A zoo report notes that twenty eight aardvarks display teeth made of hundreds of dentine tubules, each tubule with its own slender nerve tube, highlighting a unique dental structure observed in the exhibit.
Citizens are invited to print name address and age to Captain Hal for pen pal letters. Readors list young writers from Akron Barberton Mogadore Cuyahoga Falls Kent Massillon Little Falls Willard Tallmadge and other Ohio towns plus one New York entry.
A whimsical tale of the gingerbread man and his wife living a sugary life. They snack on peppermint cane crackerjack crunch and cocoanut cookies while flowers like strawberry roses surround their gingerbread home. A fiddling calico cat and dancing cocoanut maidens echo a playful jam session ending in a joyous jamboree.
A safe indoor softball is crafted by rolling three or four pairs of discarded socks. Use a final sock as a cover, turn back the cuff, and stitch to hold the ball shape. Rub balloons on a wool surface with deeper nap to increase static charge for stronger attraction.
The note explains how balloons can stick to walls and ceilings using static electricity. It suggests inflating the balloons and rubbing them over a surface to create adhesion.
Keep a baseball bat ready by mounting a broom holder on the wall of the garage or back porch. This simple attachment provides a sturdy, accessible bat storage spot.
A simple two or three player game using colored straw pieces. Each player starts with 12 of their color, draws pieces from a sack, and earns extra turns by picking matching color straws. The first player to collect all 12 of their color wins.
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