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Correct Answer: Lassie

Ruth is married to Paul Martin, an agricultural school graduate, and a farmer. The couple buys a small farm and adopts Timmy, a foster child living on the farm. Ruth is portrayed as a practical, competent woman, a loving wife and mother, and an active community member.

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A Chicken Was Able To Survive For 18 Months Without Its Head

There once was a chicken who was able to survive for 8 months without a head. His name was Mike the Headless Chicken. After his head had been cut off, he lived for 18 months and achieved great fame from 1945 through 1947.

In Which 50s TV Show Will You Find Beaver Cleaver?

Is it Leave It to Beaver or Captain Kangaroo?
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