Animals Keep Warm in Winter The Know-How Way
A child friendly tour shows how animals stay warm in subzero weather. Squirrels use tree holes and bushy tails, birds fluff feathers, and rabbits and foxes seek sunlit windless forms. Field mice live underground between snows, while white animals blend to trap heat. January Haebig.
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Paul
Richard
Jan. Haebig
Farm Sale by Rosalie W. Doss summary
Animals bought include a Shetland pony a Leghorn hen a goat a pig and a Merino sheep. The buyers names Mason Brick Pebble Stony Sue Court Count Ten Viola String Hy Note Phil Upp Harry Wigg Candy Sweet and Happy were involved.
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Mason Brick
Puzzle column with word games and riddles from Poe page
A mixed puzzle page lists crossword tweaks to form words like meadow dinner blaze and woman. It includes Across and Down clues, word ladder hints, a food-stuff puzzle, and a letter triangle puzzle titled Puzzle Pete. It presents muddled letter strips and dreamer based clues with unclear solutions.
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Pete
Pen Pal wanted list of eager youths across the United States
A newspaper notice invites readers to send pen pal letters to numerous named youths from Minnesota Ohio North Carolina Massachusetts New York Texas and more. It lists names full addresses and ages for each child and instructs to mail to Captain Hal care of the newspaper.
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Hal
Moose Tagging Survey Aids Ontario Moose Study
Ontario uses a helicopter aided tagging program to track moose movement and distribution. A team from the Department of Lands and Forests tags moose with metal identifiers to inform wildlife management and hunting policies.
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Ontario
Canada
Department of Lands and Forests
Steve Libby
The Downhill By Kay Cammer
A short verse describes a child coasting down a hill then must climb again seeking a long high snowy descent. The poem ends with the frosty slope turning green as winter ends.
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Kay Cammer
Greedy North Wind by Frances Gorman Risser
A playful poem where the North Wind chews snow like ice cream and rages when fooled. He scatters snow into drifts over fields and hills, acting like a temperamental child who throws his food.
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North Wind
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Phil Upp
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4Th Ave. W
Hibbing, Minn
Carole Hugger
Star Route 4
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Lincoln St
Masury
Ohio
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Delta Ave
Akron
Mark Gukich
W. State Rd
N. Prairie
Wis
Chipper Smith
P.O
Rhodhiss
N.C
Carole Lee Zimmerman
Connelly Springs
Cindy Schuler
N. 23Rd St
Superior
Marjorie Gaines
Katherine St
Corpus Christi, Tex
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Lynnfield St
Lynn
Mass
Judy Reichert
Burlington
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Paula Lowd
Willis Rd
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Rockwell
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Leechburg
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Sue Williamson
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Bowdoin St
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Lake Placid
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Hudson
N.H
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Robstown
Tex
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Bismarck
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