The Pitcher Who Wasn't Needed A Baseball Story
Frankie Lum trains to throw with speed and curve pitches but is kept in the outfield at Warmington High. After learning the curve with Tom Polonis, he begs a comeback as injuries threaten Rainier's game. The coach weighs chances as Waite Roberts injures his pitching hand and Rainier looms next. To be concluded next week.
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Frankie Lum
Warmington High School
Goach Hagberty
Frankie
Tom Polonis
Thei
Faot
Tom Folonis
Tory
Haggerty
Hig
Vanderport
Warmington
Higgerty
Iis
Ween
Waite Roberts
Altho
Rainier
Tom
Scrubs
Wake
Waite
Jack Sharp
Riddles to Cure the Tired Feeling
A playful item invites readers to solve five light riddles. Questions include What is bred in Old Kentucky and When is a house like a bird. The list also asks what kind of pain everyone minimizes and what goes through a door but does not enter or exit. A man’s obligation to keep his ward is noted.
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Old Kentucky
National Date Bars Recipe Note From The Kitchenette
A note from Elsie Anderson thanks readers for letters and recipes. It provides a date bar recipe with eggs milk sugar flour nuts dates baking powder vanilla and salt, baked then rolled in powdered sugar. The item group includes a Q and A list with answers: 1 366 2 New York Chicago Philadelphia 3 Montreal Toronto 4 Latin 5 China 6 Off the north coast of Scotland 7 James Fenimore Cooper 8 Noah.
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Elsie Anderson
Posers
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Montreal
Toronto
China
Scotland
James Fenimore Cooper
Noah
Editorial Words to Pay a Debt on Mother's Day
The piece urges readers to express gratitude to mothers, noting actions alone cannot repay all they do. It argues verbal affection matters and that Mother's Day is an ideal time to start paying the debt with words, encouraging appreciation and heartfelt messages.
How to profit from a home wood shop for boys
Guide to turning a small home workshop into a money making venture. Details craft trellises markers and flower boxes from lath and wood, pricing strategies, and how to attract orders. Also covers repairing furniture and building dog houses, with steps for sizing, spacing, and finishing.
Posers Test Readers Knowledge on Time and Places
A reader quiz asks seven questions about leap year days top US cities in order Canada cities language in ancient Rome Buddhism origins Orkney islands author of Webster's dictionary and the Webster first name. The piece presents trivia style prompts without answers.
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United States
Canada
Rome
Brent
Orkney Islands
Banking Facts for Boys and Girls
Banking Facts for Boys and Girls explains how youths can earn money as agents for magazines and manufacturers. It highlights commissions, ordering, delivery, and lessons in selling, handling money, and building savings, urging early participation for practical business experience.
The Puzzle Column MR ELEPHANT
Circus time is here and this puzzle shows a word diamond built around parents. The second line is a word for father, a girl’s name, a word meaning shabby, and a pine nut. A European country hides in a quoted sentence about mothers. Four circus sights form on picture puzzle.
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Mother
Answers to riddles from a playful item
Riddles present five clues: ten cents a leaf, something with wings, a window pane, a keyhole, and a subject that no one will take. The format resembles a quiz or puzzle page item in a newspaper.
Answers to Puzzles Cross Word Solution Clue Three Letter Word
Puzzle page presents a three letter word riddle with prefixes forming conflagration mud father wheel rim and metal band. Also notes diamond words P Dad Doris parents dingy Sty and S. Mentions Spain country and circus acts trained seals acrobats trapeze sideshow fire mira stre tira and wire.
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Dad
Doris
Spain
Tre
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W. Boyce Morgan
Robin
Helen
Editorial
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Leb
Neab
Rose
Ranteee
John Y. Beaty
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Bankers’ Monthly
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Adventures OF
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