Mystery Five Forks Arrow Captivates Oakdale School
At Oakdale School the Quick brothers and Pliny plot a stone arrow monument at Five Forks. Walter Armstrong and others chase a clue via a telegram as a distant biplane finally confirms the mystery, thrilling students and teachers alike. Flight sighting ends the suspense with an airshow moment.
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Ardaue Cranuuar School
Five Forks
Firs
Wing Quick
Walter
Armstrong
Trien
L Forks
Walter U
Pliny
Oakiate
Pattliny
Austen
Quicks
al Lone
Ira
Che
Hoya
Tere
Walter Armstrong
Watter
Adeal
Quick Brothers
Walter Armatron
Faned
Great Stone Arrows Point Way for Aviator Race
Pliny decodes a telegram from aviator George Rogers hinting at a hidden route for a Tri State race. Arrows mounted on cliffs, named Five Forks and Dover, guide the course to Calais across the Channel. Friends recall Rogers' rescue on North Bar and the Quicks, tying the signal to a daring valley crossing plan.
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Pliny
George Rogers
Quicks
North Bar
Tri-State
Dakedale Valley
Five Forks
Plan for Making Wood Turning by James E Peters
The fragment describes a wood turning project by James E Peters with a lathe setup. It mentions a board, light and hearing supports, a base for bearing supports, nails for bearings, and adjustable bearing supports via bolts. The text shows garbled terms but indicates a plan to adapt wood lengths using screws and bolts to hold bearing components in a lathe.
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Hassen
Uae
MISS DOLLYS COIFFURE AND WIG FASHIONS APPEAR
An article describes worn doll hair and fashionable doll caps used for theater and evening wear. It notes powder to hide wear, delicate bouquets and ribbons, and a wreath of tawny petals, with caps made of white tulle and gauze. Equipped with tiny bows, these accessories enhance the doll’s appearance for dressy occasions.
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Tirsay
New Clothes for the Frogs and Newts
A playful account explains how frogs and newts shed old clothes to reveal bright new outfits. The creatures eat their discarded garments rather than store them, a process studied by the American Museum of Natural History with photographic evidence.
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Mr. Frog
Mr. D Newt
Frog
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Mr Frog
Newt
The Doll Housekeeper Craft Guide
A brief set of doll house decorating ideas and crafts. Instructions describe building a small couch from wood blocks and covering with fabric or paper. Tips include towels as fabric, framed pictures from torn papers, and simple cardboard frame for mirrors. Puzzle mentions places represented by Winnagerie, Buffalo, and other locations.
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Dois
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Eyl
Weil, Chen
Panuian
Senor
Oakdale Valley
Fliny
Agiet
Arthur Morg
Ouicks
Betty
Mber
Berry
Beny
James E. Peters
Miss Dolly
Groths
Susie
Boz Landahave
Warem
Tran Fre
Cel
Ting Frederick
Turkey
Euines
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