Statue of Liberty Birthdates Across Years
The Statue of Liberty’s creation spanned years 1874 to 1886 with key milestones including the torch arm finished for 1876, the head shown in 1878, and the full statue unveiled on October 23, 1886. French sculptor Bartholdi used copper sheets over a 12 ton iron frame for the monument later set on Liberty Island to greet visitors in New York Harbor.
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Frederic Bartholdi
France
Bartholdi
Bartholde
Philadelphia
New York
Liberty Island
Bedloe's Island
New York Harbor
Josephine Opsahl
Flying
A short poem in verse about a swing that soars through the air as a bird passes and asks how one can fly without wings, capturing a child’s imaginative flight and wonder.
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Frances Gorman Risser
Louisiana Puzzle Pete Word Diamond Challenge
Puzzle page reveals four Louisiana sites and a word diamond puzzle. Rearrange lines to reveal three concealed products and solve clues for items from couch to lubricant and beyond. Complete the diamond with PELICAN Cc A N using the hinted center words.
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Louisiana
Puzzle Pete
Pete
Finland's Cowboys On Skis
In Lapland north of the Arctic Circle reindeer roundup season brings owners and families together. Herders on skis corral and brand reindeer before winter’s end, with hundreds to 200000 head moved to identify marks and select animals for work meat or release. Older friends meet and gossip during the annual gathering.
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Lapland
Finland
Russia
Arctic Circle
America
Everybody Liked Bananas but Carol Liked Them Most
A young girl Carol loves bananas more than her family. She secretly eats one, apologizes to her mother, and the mother shares a banana splitting it in two. Carol learns to share and vows to be careful next time.
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Carol
Daddy
Mother
How to Make New Covers For Favorite Records
How to protect records with sturdy paper bags or colored wrappers. Cut two wrappers per record and staple three sides. Label titles and add printed material. Store upright away from heat light and moisture for best listening.
Inventors by Ending Letters Puzzle and Clues
A reverse initial puzzle lists famous inventors by the final letters of their names. Each item hints at well known creations such as the steamboat lightning rod railway sleeping car reaper cotton gin dynamite incandescent lamp vulcanized rubber telephone and more. Use the endings to identify the inventors and connect them to their notable inventions.
Useful Gift For Father from Egg Carton
A simple egg carton with top and dividers removed or left in serves as a neat desk organizer or workshop storage. Readily holds stamps erasers paper clips thumb tacks pencils and pens and can store nuts bolts and nails in the longer compartments.
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Father
Did you know about ancient two legged dinosaurs
The statement blends two facts: the first dinosaur to walk on two legs and Sumatra being the sixth largest island. The historical sequence and island ranking are not consistently supported by science and geography in this phrasing.
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Sumatra
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Paris
U.S
Moi'tad
LaTau
Aueo
Slondoud
Orleans
Edward
Pelican
Seans
Dhomssoud
Santa
Dorien K. Miles
BELL
Ket
Union
Tueyely
Jopuexary
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Imusa
Nik
Lot
Cassowary
New Guinea
Australia
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