Everyday Household Items of Yesteryear
This appliance rhythmically boils water to make a early morning pick me up.
Percolator
If something has a value zilch
zero or nothing
Trapeze, ring, big top, safety net, tightrope
Circus
At this store can you buy salami, pastrimi, and reuben sandwiches
A Deli
This cartoon character said "boop boop-a-doop"?
Betty Boop
This item is used on laundry days to help dry clothes. Hopefully they are really clean but cause your neighbors can see your handy work.
Clothes line
If person wants to forty winks
Short nap
Bronco, bulldogging, lasso, chaps, roundup, cutting
Rodeo
This person will wear a ten-gallon hat
Cowboy
This cartoon character is always looking for that "wascally wabbit" Bugs Bunny
Elmer Fudd
Churn
The phrase money to burn means
extra money
Call, Raise, ante, kitty, bluff, fold
poker game
This soft drink has had theses slogans--"the pause that refreshes" and "It's the real thing"
Coca-Cola
This author wrote books like The Cat in the Hat, Mr. Horton Hears A Who, Green Eggs and Ham
Dr. Seuss
The liquid helps relieves aches to skin.
Liniment
In school you may have learned the Three R's?
Reading, 'Riting, 'Rithmentic
microfiche, quiet, call number, carrel, stacks, reference, achive, reading room
library
This company has the slogan "57 Varieties"
Heinz
This fictional boy could fly and would not grow up
Peter Pan
The monopoly man, Milburn Pennybags, sports one. A round lens worn in front of one eye to improve sight.
Monocle
If something has open a can of worms
Bring up a difficult, complex subject
gavel, docket, bailiff, subpoena, plea, D.A., legal aid
courtroom
This name is another for liberty cabbage
sauerkraut
This game was played by one child standing on top of a hill and defending it against every one else by pushing others down the hill.
King of the mountain