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Identifier: stnicholasserial4821dodg (find matches)
Title: St. Nicholas (serial)
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905
Subjects: Children's literature
Publisher: (New York : Scribner & Co.)
Contributing Library: Information and Library Science Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Digitizing Sponsor: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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scomforts that are easily averted bythe little know-how ways of experienced woodsmen. St. Nicholasfor June will have a group of hints from knowing outdoor folk.With the help of this wood-lore, youll be able to keep that glory-feeling undimmed. v Squirrel Folk SAMUEL SCOVILLE, JR. Mr. Scoville dipped his pen in strong woods-magic before he wrotethis. It is fascinating; and some of the things his sharp eyes havediscovered about the squirrel folk are surprising to learn, A Trip to Korea CHARLES BURNETT The Land of the Morning Calm, as Korea used to be called, isnot very calm, nowadays. It is stirring and growing up and chang-ing its old ways; but one of St. Nicholas traveler friends has caughtfor you a vivid picture of the queerness of the land, the simple,ancient ways of the people, before they pass. The Borrowers A. MAY HOLADAY A true story, this one, of an American boy at college who showeda very difficult sort of courage. His solution of a difficulty is notonly brave but truly funny!
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Great excitement YOU boys dont get as excited about clothes asyou do about fires, of course The real excite-ment comes when mother has to mend and fatherhas to pay for the clothes By paying enough for quality at the start motherdoesnt mend so often and father doesnt pay somuch p ~j Hart Schaffner & Marx -12^1 J Boys Clothes All-wool; tailored for service; guaranteed to satisfy or money back 1 8 IBM The CampOffers Assistanceto Parents 4 EVERY boy and girl of camp age will need during their long sum-mer vacation something which the average parent will find itinconvenient or impossible to give but which is within theprovince of the camp to supply. These children live during nine orten months of the year under the rigid and exacting conventions of thehome and school routine and they need complete relaxation from thisnervous strain. It is not sufficient, however, that they be turned looseon the farm, at the summer home, at the summer resort, or be taken onan automobile trip, or that th

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