The Mystery of the Grinding Noise at School
Emily Lehner recounts a playground mystery at Johnson Elementary where a grinding sound led to a spider sighting near a washer and dryer. Rachael screams, Adam laughs, and the trio solve the case as Emily describes a stormy day mood piece.
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Rachael
Adam
Emily
Emily Lehner
Johnson Elementary
Cedar Rapids
Robert Morris and the making of the American Republic
This article highlights Robert Morris of Pennsylvania as a key fundraiser for Washington's army and a pivotal figure in early U.S. history. It notes his roles as signer of the Declaration of Independence the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution, his senate service, his friendship with Washington, and his later financial downfall. It is part of a Betty Debnam mini series on the Constitution from 1986.
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George Washington
Robert Morris
Pennsylvania
Morris
Washington
England
U.S
Billy Mills Olympic track legend and Sioux athlete
Billy Mills became the first and only American to win Olympic gold in the 10,000 meters at the 1964 Games. A Sioux from Pine Ridge, he ran for the University of Kansas, trained long miles, and later helped carry the Olympic flag in 1984. He and wife Pat reside in California.
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Billy Mills
Billy
Pine Ridge
South Dakota
University of Kansas
Pat
California
Mini Page Constitution Series Order Details
Sets cost 1.25 plus 0.75 postage per set. Checks or money orders payable to Andrews McMeel Parker. Allow 4 6 weeks for delivery. Send to Mini Page Constitution Series P O Box 419150 Kansas City Mo 64141. Bulk discounts available on request.
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Andrews, McMeel & Parker
P.O
Kansas City
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