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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
7
Nighttime Puzzles Chat Lifts Spirits With Word Play
Crossword and word games crowd the night hours keeping residents alert and entertained. Card games mah jong and other puzzles fill evenings offering social fun, mental challenge, and a respite from daytime routines.
The Tiny Telephone Wires in Our Bodies
Auntie Jean explains Lois how nerves act like tiny telephone lines carrying pain and signals through the body. The talk covers nerves in skin and mouth, why teeth and throats hurt, and how nerves warn us to brush teeth and avoid harm, ending with a view of God’s care in making nerves for enjoyment and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Auntie
Jean
Louis
Indian Legend of Little Leaf and Red Bird
An Indian legend tells of Little Leaf a colorful leaf and Red Bird who fall in love. They live high on a mountain avoiding a dangerous valley and the whirling wind while dreaming of visiting below. The mountain warns them of dangers yet they plan a happy life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bird
Willine
Little Leaf
Leaf
Red
Drawing Lessons and Woodland Adventures for Children
A collage of playful vignettes includes a girl imagining goblin feet at twilight, a spider goddess named Madame Arachne plotting survival, Tim discovering a crossword paper as makeshift fly catcher, and Red Bird aiding Little Leaf in a tale of love and travel.
Madame Arachne and Tim the Cross Word Spider
A children tale features Madame Arachne a gray spider in a deserted barn. She spins webs and eats flies while her son Tim a smaller spider tries to help by catching insects. Tim struggles but persists as Madame Arachne questions his efforts and learns from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame Arachne
Madame Arachne
Tim
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