Corn a World Food and Industry from Ancient Roots
A broad feature explains corn's global names and vast USD value. It details U S harvests, uses beyond food, ancient origins from the upper Amazon, and the plant’s role in Pilgrim survival, plus a shift toward industrial uses and diverse kernels.
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Amazon Valley
Brazil
Paraguay
Airborne Monkey Escapes Then Returns To Crate In Flight
A Chicago bound freighter encountered a midair monkey escape as cargo handlers coaxed the primate back into its crate after a two hour chase through crates of birds and flowers. Flying animals travel widely by air, with monkeys repeatedly proving top escape artists and a rattlesnake incident ending with a decisive axe strike by Captain Walker.
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United Airlines
Walker
Cameron Walker
Pen Pal Exchange Requests From Distant Japan
A girl in Japan seeks American pen pals, listing several readers from Nebraska Alabama and Massachusetts. Messages include names ages and hometowns, with interests ranging from rock and roll to swimming tennis and basketball. Contact details show multiple addresses in the United States and Japan.
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Japan
Captain Hal
United States
Eleanor Collier
Bayou LaBatre, Ala
Do You Know Sound Waves Catch Thieves
An ultrasonic Kidde space alarm set on a wall signals guards when burglars trespass. The transmitter emits a 19,200 cycle tone unheard by the thief, but detected by a receiver to trigger a guard response. Stories from Texas New York Newark and a New Jersey store show the device catching a burglar a bat and more.
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New York City
Subway
Newark
N.J
Eyelids and Eyelashes Function as Protective Shields
Eyelids act like window shades to block bright light while eyelashes serve as screens that keep dust and dirt from entering the eyes.
Games to Play Stunt and Blackboard Fun
A humorous party guide outlines printable stunts and a box draw game. It lists 12 movements from elephant sway to ghost act, then describes a classroom style Blackboard Fun game "Settlers and Indians" with two teams, chalk battle fields, and a scoring method based on crossed circles to determine the losing side.
Puzzle Pete hides flowers in word riddles and silhoutte art
A playful page presents hidden flower names built from word fragments in verses about Nero and Rome. It features a vowel-less flower puzzle, a silhouette crossword titled Across and Down about gardens, and a diamond puzzle with clues for blossom, altitude, palms, exams, and distress signals.
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Puzzle Pete
Nero
Rome
Flar
Cal
Pete
When Carbon Paper Began Was Ink Applied By Hand
Early carbon paper required manual coating of ink onto each sheet, a labor intensive step before mass production and widespread use.
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