Classic trivia with historic questions
Answers cover literary lines Greek myth and biblical lineage political geography and natural features. Topics include a line from a poem, trade winds, the harpy or gorgon with bronze claws, Haile Selassie ancestry, apices plural singular, Fleet Street fame, the least populated state, and the Dead Sea as the lowest earthly body of water.
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Haile Selassie
London
Fleet Street
Puzzle Answers List Reflects Classical and Modern References
Answers presented include quotes and clues spanning literature and geography. Items mention Medusa, Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, an easterly direction toward the equator, and a Nevada figure of 91,000. The Dead Sea is noted as well as organisms of knowledge across media.
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Garden porch suppers and fresh summer salads feature prominently
A 1940s style garden supper guide showcases jellied vegetable salads with potato chips and olives, cold meats like meat loaf, tuna snacks, and molded cottage cheese salad. It also offers make ahead fillings for sandwiches and a sermon-like church section promoting faith and resilience.
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Western Newspaper Union
Lesson for June 24 Subject and Scripture Texts
Lesson for June 24 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The notice signals sanctioned content accompanying the lesson materials.
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International Council of Religious Education
Supper Thoughts for Outdoor Dinners and Garden Parties
Lynn suggests quick breads to accompany cold cuts and substantial salads, including corn bread and prune muffins. Recommend an outdoor ice cream freezer with berry or apricot flavors and cookies, plus relishes like olives and radish sticks. Set the scene with checked cloths, paper napkins, and old-fashioned jugs for flowers.
Practical Pinafore for Little Girl Pattern Notice
Two pinafore motifs in one pattern Pat tern 844 transfers 12 motifs from 34 by 144 to 6 by 915 inches with directions and stitches due to high demand and wartime delays. No. Name.
Split masterworks emerge as halves sold to collectors
Collier's notes many famous oil paintings were cut in two and sold separately by greedy dealers. The Finding of Moses by Tiepolo was later shown in two parts in London, while a Lemnian Athena head rests in Bologna and the body in Dresden.
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Peter
Timothy
Holy Spirit
Early Church
Christ
God
Wigsus Christ
Collier’s
Moses
Tiepolo
London
Athena
Bologna
Dresden
Home Care Tips From A Practical Household Column
Practical advice on starching collars with epsom salt, repairing fiber mats by trimming and rebinding, choosing container shapes for refrigerator air flow, sealing jar leaks with paraffin, cooking asparagus in a percolator, linen toweling durability, choosing unbleached stock, rayon blends for moisture, and protecting overshoe heels with felt inserts.
Tim the Paddington Dog Raises Funds Across Decades
Since 1892 in Paddington Station London a mongrel named Tim collected coins for the railway orphans and widows fund. He met every train begging for coins, amassing nearly 10000 dollars by his death in 1902. His mounted body remains in a glass case with a coin slot continuing his fund-raising work.
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Paddington
London
Tim
Collier’s
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