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Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact (September 12, 1963), #1

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Storyline: Instructions for making and playing with your own indoor horseshoe game.

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Fetching an Apple

Storyline: Ali throws an apple for his dog but the animal returns with only the core.

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Storyline: Makes flower arrangements.

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Storyline: B.F.Jones owns all of the shops in Jonesville and runs them crookedly. He tries to buy Dora Everett's family newspaper, but she doesn't want to sell. Chuck decides to stay in town and offers Dora his help to get the newspaper printed.

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You're Too Young!

Storyline: The story of Dominic Savio, of Italy, who wanted to serve mass since he was 5 years old, but was always told he was too young.

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Presenting The Floogles
Pendulums

Storyline: A look at pendulums and their scientific properties.

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Storyline: Ever since the story of Henrietta the Flying Flivver ended back in 1960, Treasure Chest had been getting heavy mail wanting to know what happened to Henrietta. Editor Reece calls writer Capt. Frank Moss and asks him to prepare a new story about Henrietta for Treasure Chest readers. In the new story, famous automobile collector Ahab Giltrock wants to buy Henrietta, but Bobby won't sell. Bobby takes Henrietta for a drive and almost crashes when Henrietta won't fly over a log in the road. Giltrock hopes that Bobby will sell if the car can't fly anymore.

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The Story Of Bishop Walsh Of Maryknoll

Storyline: The story of Bishop Walsh, who in 1960, was condemned as a spy by a Red Chinese court in Shanghai. He was not allowed to appear at his own trial. This installment covers his life from his birth in 1891 to 1912 when he decided to join a foreign ministry.

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Pope Paul VI