Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #20 [246]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Spanish Riding School" delivers a classic mid-50s adventure with a dash of automotive flair, as Chuck and Archie chase down Speed Kling in a high-speed pursuit that ends in a muddy field and a triumphant arrest. Written by Max Pine and brought to life with crisp, dynamic art by Frank Borth, the story blends action and humor, spotlighting Mike Kelly’s safety triumph and Chuck’s reluctant role in restoring a vintage Stanley Steamer. The cover, by Lloyd Ostendorf, captures the moment with a nostalgic, energetic touch.
In a high-octane chase across rural roads, Chuck White and Archie Freemont join forces with Speed Kling in a desperate bid to outmaneuver the police, only to find themselves caught in a muddy field after Pete Flynn takes control of the wheel. Meanwhile, the hit-and-run victim recovers just in time to enjoy a ride of honor in a vintage 1906 Franklin touring car, while Chuck White reluctantly takes on the role of honorary Junior Auto Club member—tasked with restoring an old Stanley Steamer.
In the shadow of the Revolutionary War, Sergeant Major Champe undertakes a daring mission to expose Benedict Arnold’s treachery, setting a trap that hinges on deception and courage. With George Washington watching from afar, the plan unfolds in secret—only to end in failure, leaving Arnold to escape and vanish into exile.
A fascinating glimpse into the evolution of men's fashion, this two-page feature from *Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact* #20 explores how practical elements like trouser cuffs—once essential—now exist as quiet echoes of bygone eras. With clear, thoughtful illustrations, it traces the shifting purposes behind everyday clothing details, revealing how today’s styles are shaped by history.
In a quirky 1958 baseball game between Cleveland and Boston, a wayward ball rolls into an empty tin can in the outfield—leading to a bizarre play where a fielder hurls the can, still containing the ball, to the catcher. The catcher tags a runner with the can, but the umpire rules the runner safe, citing the official rule that only the ball can make a legal tag.
Sgt. Brennan honors the Civics Clubbers at a dinner hosted by Treasure Chest editor Joseph Schaller, celebrating their year of community service—especially the efforts of Mike and Wingate Snell, whose contributions didn’t go unnoticed.
When a runaway car threatens to hurt someone, Timmy’s quick thinking and courage turn the tide—just in time to save the day. With Shep holding Larry as police arrive, Matt recovers in the hospital, and the truth begins to unfold.
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