Wax Museum Brings Dead Masters Back in Saint Augustine
Potter's Wax Museum in Saint Augustine displays Beethoven Wagner Bach Mozart and Chopin as lifelike wax figures in a Music Room. The piece notes their lifespans and works, observes their influences on each other, and highlights the educational value for young musicians and general listeners.
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Beethoven
Wagner
Bach
Mozart
Chopin
Potter's Wax Museum
Saint Augustine
Fla
Ludwig van Beethoven
Richard Wagner
Wolfgang Mozart
Frederic Chopin
J. §. Bach
W. A. Mozart
Puzzle Lane Varieties and Beheadings Challenge
Dugg and Puzzle Pete present a word puzzle page with across and down clues from AUTUMN letters. It includes triange word play, the word PLEASED as a base, and beheading tasks producing paired definitions and a hidden reading that reads the same across and down.
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Pete
In His Own Way Domingo Helps Columbus Discover America
Louise Morrison tells how Domingo, a boy with no home, joins Columbus on the Nina Pinta and Santa Maria voyage from Palos to the New World. Facing mutiny and hunger, the crew is kept sailing. Domingo saves the captain from an attack, and on October 12, 1492, they sight land and claim the New World.
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Domingo
Columbus
America
Palos
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand
Queen
Isabella
Salvatore
Miguel
Because of His Famous Disappearing Act the Badger Described
The article extols the American badger as Mr. Magician, noting its vast range from Ohio to California, up to 25 pounds and a 24 inch body with a six inch tail. It explains its underground burrowing, hunting of gophers and prairie dogs, aggressive defense, and occasional cause of mined riches by disturbing ore-rich mounds.
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Badger
Ohio
Michigan
Saskatchewan
Washington
Texas
California
Mexico
Pen Pal Demand Letters From Everywhere
Capt Hal invites readers to mail pen pal requests listing name address and age. Several youths from Ohio Virginia and Hawaii express interests in Russia England Japan Korea and other places. Ages range from 8 to 13 with hobbies including dolls football stamps and reading.
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Hal
Russia
Hawaii
Debora Williams
Center Dr
Parma
Ohio
Wayne Wells
Hanover Dr
Kent
England
Judy Cackerham
Linda Ave
North
Canton
Japan
Korea
Danny Ballard
Tompkins Ave
Akrona
The Blockhead Wig Tradition Sparks a Fashion Edge
The article notes that some women wear wigs and suggests a future fashion revival. It recalls historical practice of using a blockhead a wood head replica to shape wigs, explaining the origin of the slang term blockhead and its link to wig making.
Stretchy Clothespin Challenge
A simple indoor or outdoor game. Players line up behind a string weighted at both ends with rocks or books. On Go, everyone stretches to place a clothespin as far from the string as possible. The player who maintains balance and marks the farthest distance wins.
Columbus Ships Spark October Dining Table Decoration
Alma Denny suggests a playful party idea to celebrate Columbus with small four inch ships cut from stiff construction paper. Attach each ship to a toothpick and place them into salads, meats, or desserts to sparkle the table during October.
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Columbus
Alma
Denny
Brain Teaser Columbus Day Puzzle
A word riddle yields GENOA as Columbus birthplace. The clue lines point to letters present in the stated words but absent in others, forming a five letter answer tied to Columbus.
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Spain
Tyre
India
Columbus
Genoa
Rhyme Time By Kay Cammer and Neal Neitzel Poems
A pair of light verse pieces. Kay Cammer ponders why trees lack human traits and names, while Neal Neitzel sketches two butterflies racing to a blossom lunch cue. A busy bumblebee interrupts the vain pursuit with simple, playful humor.
Novel Jewelry Features Studded Dog Collar Bracelet
A wearable jewelry item combines a studded dog collar with a bracelet design. The piece anchors a dog collar aesthetic into a flexible wrist accessory, offering a bold statement for fashion enthusiasts seeking edgy, streetwear inspired adornment.
LET'S TRAVEL Poem by Paul Tulien on family journeys
The poem describes a porch swing as a railroad car that carries a family to cities like New Orleans or Buffalo and even a visit to Uncle Kent or the President, before a mom calling dinner returns them home. It captures a child's whimsy and family togetherness in imaginative travel.
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New Orleans
Buffalo
Uncle Kent
Be Careful Be Careful What You Say Poem by Frances Gorman
A brief verse urges restraint in anger and the power of words. The speaker warns that while wild beasts can be captured, spoken words escape freely and can hurt friends. The reader is urged to clamp teeth and avoid cruelty to keep others from sadness.
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Frances Gorman Risser
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Weldon D. Woodson
Dugg
Pele
Gudrun
Snat Nou Qtyov Iivd
Tuvaos
Cuom Amal
Dqasvald
Uvm
Louise Morrison
Mister Magician
Susan Turtko
Sackett Ave
Cuyahoga Falls
Frances Dodson
Woodstock Lane
Winchester
Douglas Yamada
P.O. Box
Holualoa
Kona
Linda Gerbasi
Adams Ave
Cheryl Thomas
R.R
Santuck Rd
Union
S.C
Carolyn Rogers
Shield
Peru
Ind
Kathleen Ghrist
Adams
Lola Huggins
Patsy Bennett
Welch St
Moss Point
Miss
Mark Phillips
Dodger Ave
Akron 2
Aleynte
S Who
Brazil
Kay Cammer
By Neal Neitzel
Newspaper Enterprise Association
U.S
By Paul Tulien
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