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Magazine printables - October 4, 2024
Puzzles and Quizzes Issue - October 4, 2024
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6 inspiring homes for music lovers
Feature Featuring an acoustical music room in Ontario and a recording studio in Los Angeles
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Helen Phillips' 6 favorite books about robotic companions
Feature The novelist recommends works by Kazuo Ishiguro, Jessamine Chan, and more
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6 cozy homes for cottage lovers
Feature Featuring a screened porch in South Carolina and a sleeping nook in California
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6 serene homes in Vermont
Features Featuring a four-level Shaker barn in Hartland and a Scandinavian-inspired home in Stowe
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The Week contest: Tarnished truck
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6 remarkable homes built of stone
Feature Featuring Steel-framed glass walls in Michigan and a private ski slope in Ohio
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When Santa fought for the Union
The Explainer How the bloodshed and turmoil of the Civil War helped make the modern American Christmas.
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6 refreshing homes with great indoor pools
Feature Featuring a cantilevered fireplace in New York and a skylit pool room in Minnesota
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6 captivating homes under $1 million
Feature Featuring a Gothic Revival church-turned-home in Illinois and a Venetian-style outdoor shower in Florida
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Magic mushrooms and the mind
The Explainer A growing number of states and cities are legalizing the use of psychedelic fungi in therapy. Some experts think that’s a big risk.
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The fight against malaria
The Explainer After declining for decades, deaths from the disease are suddenly on the rise. What’s changed?
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6 bright homes in Philadelphia
Feature Featuring a sunroom in Chestnut Hill and a downstairs media room in Rittenhouse Square
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The surge in child labor
The Explainer A growing number of companies in the U.S. are illegally hiring children — and putting them to work in dangerous jobs.
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