Santa and the Mirror Ends as Children Escape Giants
In chapter 13 Belinda and Tommy confront a shabby mirror that turns giants into gentle beings. After the mirror breaks during the chase the children slide down castle bannisters to escape seven pursuing giants and flee to Santa. Santa explains the mirror was magic ice from Winnie the Witch, melting hearts of those who see their reflection. He plans another journey to Winnie the Witch’s frozen pond.
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Belinda
Tommy
Santa
Tammy
Benda
Winnie the Witch
Winnlet the Witch
Evening Radio Schedule With News and Entertainment
Radio program listing shows evening and late night segments across stations including News at 6 and 7, discussions, comedies, dramas, and musical variety. Notable shows include Beulah Skit, Jack Smith Show, Gabriel Heatter, One Man's Family, Newsstand Theater, Count of Monte Cristo, Hollywood Theater, Bob Hope, Life With Luigi, and Milton Berle among others, with daily time blocks and sponsored programs.
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Abe-Mby-West
Che
Abe News & Comiment
Cbs
Abe Beulah
Abs
Jack Smith
Cbs Iy
Nbe
Bat Grose
Mercury Myi
al Gabriel Heatter
Cby
Abe
Monte Cristo
Hollywood
Bob Hope
Luigi
Dbs Town
Abe John Steele
Grama
Fipber
Molly
Mbw
Nhe
Mulie
Cbha
Robert G. Warworks
Mbs
Nets
Heulakh
Fum
Milton’ Berle
Abe Erank Sinatra
Bour
Ce Charlie
DuMont
Cba
United
Cosmopolitan Theater
Circle Theater
DuMont Pacuring
Notable anniversaries from American republic figures
Know America Today's anniversaries list key dates for George D. Prentice Horace B. Claflin Alexander Asboth Lyman Abbott Edward A MacDowell S Parkes Cadman and historic milestones Today in History notes New Jersey ratification of the Constitution treaty with Russia and the 13th Amendment's ratification brief entries mark these events and people with birth death dates and milestones.
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George D. Prentice
Louisville, Ky
New London
Conn
Horace B. Claflin
New York
Milford
Masa
Alexander
Asboth
Lyman Abbott
Boston
Edward A. MacDowell
S. Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
N. Y
England
New Jersey
Russia
Birthdays and WWI notes mix with a poetical horoscope
A cluttered clipping lists WWI events and milestones with dates, then birthdays of notable figures including Lieut. Gen. Chidlaw, Dr. Alvin Johnson, Betty Grable, and others. It adds Toddy's Horoscope predicting poetic sensibility and a generous nature with modest worldly prospects.
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Rice Bowl
U. S. Fifth Army
Belgium
Washington
United States
China
Benjamin W. Chid‘law
Air Defense Command
Cleves
Ohio
Alvin Johnson
School For Social Research
New York
Homer
Nebr
Betty Grable
St. Louis
Edwin H. Armstrong
Columbia University
Walter W. Head
General American Life Insurance
Strength For Today Earl L Douglass on Old Age
Earl L Douglass argues against wasting resources on age by showing older individuals can still contribute to major projects beyond retirement. He emphasizes valuing human capital and cites examples from his community.
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Earl L. Douglass
Three elderly men reflect vitality in old age
Three seniors aged 80, 85, and nearly 50 later reminisce on ongoing vigor in study and sport. They publish trenchant articles beside younger writers, one notes giving up tennis at eighty, another has penned five books in four years, and a summer at eighty-two he golfed a record under par. They stress that aging holds purpose if one wills it, while a quoted Jeremys Taylor moral says forgiveness without repentance is empty.
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Jnow
Lakely, Placid
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