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THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONGS |
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NAME THAT U.S. CURRENCY NOTE |
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In 1950 10% of American living rooms had this device; by 1960 it was about 90% |
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In chemistry, B.P. stands for this; water's is 212 degrees Fahrenheit |
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With an "L", it's skiing in a zigzag course; with an "H", it's a Hebrew hello |
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His novel "The Little Drummer Girl" was inspired by his sister Charlotte Cornwell, an actress |
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"Like A Prayer", "Like A Virgin" |
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The postmaster of Philadelphia in 1737 is on this note |
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In the early 20th c. "living room" became more popular than this term that has a "funeral" type |
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Estrogen is usually involved in this "therapy", the "HR" in HRT |
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With a "D", it's a cute little indentation on the cheek or chin; with a "P", it's a not-so-cute blemish |
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This novelist's sister Catharine & brother Henry Ward Beecher were both writers |
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"Born This Way", "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" |
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The man on this note served as a lobbyist for the Illinois Central Railroad |
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This non-fiery portion of a fireplace extends into a room & may be raised |
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Scanning & transmission are just 2 types of this instrument abbreviated E.M. |
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With an "O" as the second letter, it's one's profession; with an "A", it's time away for rest & relaxation |
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Their father, clergyman Patrick Brunty, changed the spelling of the family name |
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"Sunday Bloody Sunday", "Love And Peace Or Else" |
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In 1790 the man on this note submitted a "Report on the National Bank" |
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A type of oversized, often under-read book is named for & seen on this piece of living room furniture |
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It's the "M" in mRNA, which is RNA that carries instructions from the nucleus to the ribosomes |
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With an "I" in the middle, it's a peculiar mannerism; with an "A", a subatomic particle |
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Quaker novelist Jessamyn West was a second cousin of this Quaker president |
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"Pinball Wizard", "So Sad About Us" |
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A man who served Tennessee in both the House & the Senate is on this note |
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The oersted is a unit of strength to measure one of these, M.F. for short |
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With a "C", they're natives of Zagreb; with a "G", it's hulled crushed grain, like buckwheat |
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His mother, Charlotte Champe Stearns, was a poet & social worker |
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"Some Nights" & "We Are Young" |
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No. 21 in a West Point class of 39 graces this note |
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