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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1962
Page
10
Frances E. Brown explains ruminants such as cattle llamas deer antelopes giraffes sheep goats and buffalos. They digest food via a multi chamber stomach and cud chewing enabling slow processing after belching and regurgitation. The article notes upper gum pads in cows and their peaceful temperament and usefulness to humans.
The Roanoke river forms the center of Puzzle Pete's word diamond. The second word is a distress signal, third a writing surface, fifth a range and sixth to piece out. Finish the diamond by solving four letter words from RALEIGH and the clues.
In January 1961 the Braille Institute of America in Los Angeles organized Boy Scout Troop 82. All members are blind and have mastered axe work, burro packing, wigwag signaling, archery, rifle shooting, and rope tying. They hike, ride horses, and learn plant and tree identification by touch and smell.
Pauline Myers Rothrauff recounts how Charles Lutwidge Dodgson better known as Lewis Carroll grew up among animals in Daresbury. He wrote stories for siblings and later created Alice in Wonderland with the Liddell children inspiring the tale. His pen name Carroll and memory in stained glass honor his child friendly works.
In Utrecht, Brandt built an exquisite fully furnished doll house for Peter the Great over twenty five years. The czar offered money, but Brandt refused, saying even a czar could not buy twenty five years of a man’s life. Brandt donated the masterpiece to the Dutch people. it now resides in the Royal Museum Amsterdam.
A brief humorous verse notes a fly dancing on the ceiling while the speaker prefers it aloft rather than on their nose. The lighthearted poem attributes playful imagery to a common insect encountered indoors.
A simple display tip for doll collectors. Pin the doll to the wall under the dress with a thumbtack so the doll stands upright and the tack remains hidden from view.
Poem narrates motion and height through town scenes and nature. It contrasts climbing stairs buses planes kites and kids with few things moving sideways. The narrator ponders why most things rise and fall.
Riddles assign each country a humorous answer such as Africa hats Argentina a field of wheat France a ball of string Belgium a candle flame Canada a barrier to flight Russia a mirror India a drum and Korea the left hip.
A list of youths with names and ages from Ohio towns including North Canton Stow Medina Rootstown Navarre Kent Akron Cuyahoga Falls Canton Orrville and Akron 13.
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