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Toys And Toy Makers – That Made Toy History

Toys And Toy Makers – That Made Toy History

By Robert Reed Toys have come and gone over the decades just as have the children that once delighted with. However some toys, both famous and not so famous, remain a delightful and enduring part of history. They may have been as memorable as Arcade’s fleet of 20th century toy vehicles or as obscure as Britain’s moving picture toy Zeotrope […]

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October’s Quote of Month

October’s Quote of Month

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The War of 1812 Proved America’s Mettle

The War of 1812 Proved America’s Mettle

By Mary Sikora From the early 1600s our ancestors lived under british rule. they fought with the French. they fought with the Indians. And they fought the same fights all over again. Dur- ing all that time, they owed their allegiance to Great britain . . . until the American revolution, that is. then the ties frayed quickly. In 1804, […]

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BOOKMARKS . . . Require Much Less Space

BOOKMARKS . . . Require Much Less Space

By Joan l. Huegel Home from an auction one night, my husband grumbled as he struggled with three big boxes of books I bought. I bid on the books without knowing what they were, but I figured if I ended up with only two or three books that I liked and would keep, my dollar would have been well spent. […]

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Grandparents Day – September 7th

Grandparents Day – September 7th

From a speech given by Jon DeStefano to educators, parents and guardian-grandparents on Grandparents Day. . . I think I have a pretty good idea of some of the things grandparents do for their grandchildren and the difference it makes. My wife Peggy and I have 13 grandchildren ages 6 years to 18 years old. While I consider myself somewhat […]

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