Helen Winslow Loses Dramatic Club Presidency
In a high school setting Helen Winslow balances work at a Corner Drug soda fountain with basketball and club duties. She funds her family after her father’s death, sacrifices after school play, and vies for the dramatic club presidency, losing to a girl with a powerful connection as Grace Car-.
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Helen Winslow
Helen
Winslow
Altho
Nowy
Thyra Franklin
Nes
Thyra
Collins
Dramatic Club
Helen Altho
Miss Callendar
Tim
Moiler
Mrs. Winslow
Girls’ Dramatic Chuid
Williamt Hare Collins
New York
Thyrn
Helen Winslow Sees Dramatic Club Election Go to Rival
In a school drama election, Helen Winslow loses to Thyra Franklin for club president. Thyra, backed by a powerful social circle, may invite William Collin to speak, while Helen endures sympathy and whispers from classmates after the surprise result.
Have You A Loose Lid In Your Life
An editorial recalls a tea kettle with a loose lid that rattles as steam rises and wastes effort. It likens noisy but ineffective people to those who talk big without delivering results, urging readers to examine if their own lids are tight and their work efficient.
To Be Concluded Next Week Quite An Age
An election scene features Helen praising the presidency and inviting William Hare Collins to speak. A lightheaded exchange follows about age, with a playful scene of a boy returning an ice cream cane to the fountain. Answers to posers cover Egypt William Tell Henry Ford Southern Cross Harry Lauder New York London and Witrogen.
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Helen
William Hare Collins
Posers
Egypt
William Tell
Henry Ford
Southern Cross
Harry Lauder
New York
London
Witrogen
Picture Puzzle Poem by A. L. F After Supper
A brief verse titled Picture Puzzle Poem by A. L. F describes simple post supper play. The speaker enjoys sitting around after meals and watching smoke from a father's pipe as part of a family moment.
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Picture Puzzle Poem
Green Cavalryman Faces Toppled Horse Head Clash
A joking exchange between a green cavalry recruit and a drill sergeant centers on the horse head prop. The sergeant reassures the rookie that discomfort will pass as training continues and the recruit adapts to military life.
Build a simple garden bird bath from boards and tin
Instructions describe a four board frame with a tin bottom for a bird fountain. Ends are shaped from thick boards, side rails 60 inches long, notched to sit in ground, with a 12 by 60 inch tin sheet bent to form the basin. Nail, chink with putty, and paint.
Knowledge Quiz On History And World Facts
Trials test in ancient and modern trivia. Questions cover Sphinx location, mythic archer, auto makers with aircraft, cross continental flight, a famed comic singer and a misquoted lyric, US population sizes, Trafalgar Square city, atmospheric gas, and a humorous take on Helen of Troy's weight.
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United States
Australia
Trafalgar Square
Banking Facts for Boys and Girls
A child narrator recounts a failed attempt to start a store with a $2 savings from a coin bank. The piece explains how safe banks use keys and pass books, contrasts small coin banks with larger savings accounts, and notes that savings earn interest. It emphasizes saving over spending and shows how interest accrues over time.
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Willie Norton
Willie
White
Wllie
Wille and
Potato Salad Recipe From Aunt Helen Kitchenette
A salad recipe titled Potato Salad by Ellen A Reis appears in The Kitchenette column. It lists ingredients such as potatoes parsley olive oil and vinegar with steps to cube potatoes and mix seasonings until absorbed, suggesting serving on a bed of lettuce with garnish.
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Ellen A. Reis
Very Strange Riddle From Age of Verse
A fragmentary dialogue asks about a creature with four arms and legs that cannot walk. Tsay and Aroutus wonder over a riddle-like beast, Horatio names a woolen clothing item as a curious answer.
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Tsay
Aroutus
Horatio
Meet the king of beasts puzzle column
Meet the king of beasts Mr. Lion offers a puzzle with word definitions and letter chain challenges. Includes changing LION to BEAR in five moves and GOLF to GAME in six, hidden country time in a sentence, and a sequence from Charles to Erle with last-to-first letter links, plus four cat family animals pictured.
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King of Beasts
Mr. Lion
Rolf
Tam a three letter boat word puzzle clue
Puzzle clue lists a three letter boat word Tam with variations by adding letters to form animal sounds and names. It presents scattered sequences like LION, BEAR, GOLF, and a country France along with names Charles Samuel Leo Oscar Ralph Horage Erle and animals tiger lynx panther. The fragment resembles a crossword solution discussion with multiple letterplay examples and mismatched entries.
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Lion
France
Charles
Samuel
Leo
Oscar
Ralph
Horage
Erle
Tiger
Lynx
Panther
Onr
Rear
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Dale’r. van Horn
Helen of Troy
Troy
Adventures OF
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BY Nick Nichols
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Smile City
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