June's Journey: Hidden Objects
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Volume 2, Chapter 13 Murky Fortunes, Scene 565 Marjorie's Trailer
(1st clue) drawer
(2nd Clue) playing cards
amulet
arrow
bathrobe
belt
beret
boa
bolt
bow
broken glass
broom
brush
calendar
canteen
cat
cat food
chessboard
cigarette case
clock
clover
coat rack
comb
dice
dragonfly
dreamcatcher
dustpan
elephant
envelope
fly swatter
gloves
hand fan
hand print
hanger
hanging plant
hookah
incense burner
infinity symbol
jewelry box
keys
lantern
laurel wreath
lavender
lion
map
mask
moon
moth
napkin
note
orchid
parrot
patch
peacock feather
pennants
perfume
photograph
postcard
poster
purse
rabbit foot
roses
slippers
snake
stain
stars
statuette
stickers
sugar cubes
Taurus
teacup
teapot
thermometer
towels
urn
wind chime
yarn
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Volume 9, Chapter 14, Scene 2042 - Plum House Kitchen
(1st clue) missing mugs /
(2nd clue) sunrise /
1925 /
apron /
barrel /
bow /
bread /
broom /
brush /
calendar /
candelabrum /
cardboard box /
cezve /
chef's hat /
chili peppers /
chocolate /
clock /
coffee mill /
crack /
cushion /
cutting board /
doily /
dustpan /
envelope /
fish /
flyswatter /
fruit /
funnel /
garlic /
grapes /
grater /
heart /
horseshoe /
jam /
kettle /
keyhole /
keys /
ladle /
letter opener /
light bulb /
list /
magnifying glass /
masher /
matches /
meat grinder /
milk canister /
mortar and pestle /
mushrooms /
napkins /
newspaper /
oil splash /
olive branch /
olive oil /
oven mitt /
paper bag /
pinecone /
pitcher /
portrait /
potatoes /
pumpkin /
rolling pin /
rose /
scale /
spatula /
sponge /
stained glass /
star /
statuette /
sunflower /
tag /
tassels /
towel /
trash can /
tray /
vent /
wheat /
wine /
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Volume 2, Chapter 15 Hard Truths, Scene 573 Tommy's Trailer
(1st clue) newspaper clippings
(2nd clue) trunk
apples
axe
ball
balloons
basket
bee
bell
belt
birds
blanket
boomerang
boots
bottle
branch
broom
butterfly
canteen
carving
club
concertina
corn
darts
doghouse
downspout
dream catcher
dried herbs
egg
garlic
goat
grapes
handkerchief
hanging pots
hat
hay bale
Hole
juggling pins
kite
lantern
libra
mallet
Milk Canister
nails
nest
net
paint can
pan
pants
pinwheel
pitchfork
poppy
poster
pump
puppet
rabbit
roller skates
saddle
sickle
snail
stool
stop sign
tap
target
thermometer
toolbox
torch holder
unicycle
washbasin
watering can
weather vane
well
whip
wind chimes
windmill
window flowers
window grate
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Volume 9, Chapter 14, Scene 2041 - Dark Hallway
(1st clue) broken lamp /
(2nd clue) flashlight /
antlers /
banner /
belt /
blinds /
boa /
bow /
broken pen /
broom /
bucket /
cactus /
camera /
candelabrum /
cane /
chalkboard /
chest /
clock /
crown /
crumpled paper /
dustpan /
electric fan /
electric outlet /
envelope /
feather duster /
fire alarm /
flowers /
flyswatter /
footprints /
gargoyle /
glasses /
globe /
handkerchief /
hat /
hourglass /
inkwell /
keys /
lacing /
lighthouse /
magnifying glass /
mask /
matches /
mirror /
moon /
necktie /
newspaper /
note /
package /
paint splash /
paint tube /
patch /
peacock feather /
perfume /
pills /
pitcher /
plaque /
portrait case /
poster /
pouch /
rug /
scarf /
seashell /
shoehorn /
shoes /
stained glass /
stars /
statuette /
switches /
tassels /
telephone /
thermometer /
trowel /
vase /
wallet /
watering can /
wicker handbag /
yarn ball /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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Volume 9, Chapter 13, Scene 2039 - Plum House Foyer
(1st clue) ring of salt /
(2nd clue) Tippy and Hazel /
bangles /
beads /
books /
bow /
briefcase /
broom /
brush /
candies /
cane /
cigarette pack /
coat rack /
coins /
comb /
crack /
crown /
diamond pattern /
dustpan /
electrical outlets /
envelope /
feather /
feather duster /
flyswatter /
glasses /
glove /
hand bell /
hand fan/
handbag /
handkerchief /
hanger /
hat /
hinge /
hip flask /
horse /
hourglass /
key /
laurels /
letter X /
lighter /
lipstick /
macrame /
magnifying glass /
matches /
measuring tape /
necktie /
newspaper /
number eight ("8") /
omega /
pen /
perfume /
pigeon /
pinecone /
playing card /
pocket watch /
portrait /
portrait case /
pouch /
Roman six ("VI") /
scarf /
scroll /
seahorse /
shoe /
shoehorn /
sock /
spool /
star /
sun /
switch /
telephone /
thermometer /
tobacco pipe /
treble clef /
umbrella /
watering can /
wave pattern/
yarn /
!PLEASE DO NOT ERASE. Other languages may be added after English, separated with space and “/”.
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Volume 9, Chapter 13, Scene 2036 - Restaurant
(1st clue) scrambled eggs /
(2nd clue) ducks /
apples /
arrow /
ashtray /
banana peel /
beads /
bell /
berries /
bird footprints /
book /
bottle /
breadsticks /
broom /
butterfly /
cake /
cake server /
candle /
cane /
carved seashell /
chessboard /
cigarettes /
clipboard /
cloche /
coins /
compact mirror /
dish towel /
droplets /
dustpan /
envelope /
feather /
fish /
glasses /
glove /
gold ornament /
handbag /
handkerchief /
hat /
heart /
hibiscus /
hollow /
jacket /
key /
ladybug /
manhole cover /
muffins /
napkin holder /
newspaper /
notebook /
paint stroke /
paper bag /
pencil /
pillow /
pinecones /
pinwheel /
pitcher /
pocket watch /
pouch /
puddle /
radio /
ribbon /
rug /
sandwiches /
scarf /
stars /
sugar bowl /
swing seat /
table number /
tablecloth /
teacup /
teapot /
thermometer /
tongs /
wallet /
watering can /
web /
wine glass /
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Volume 9, Chapter 11, Scene 2028 - Cottage Den
(1st clue) plum house picture /
(2nd clue) broken vase /
1921 /
ashtray /
award /
baroque ornament /
bell /
bellows /
blinds /
boa /
briefcase /
brooch /
brush /
butterfly /
candelabrum /
cane /
coat /
coat rack /
coin purse /
coins /
column /
comb /
cracks /
crown /
curtain /
doll /
droplets /
dustpan /
embroidery hoop /
envelope /
feather /
feather duster /
fire poker /
glasses /
gloves /
gramophone /
grapes /
handbag /
handkerchief /
hat /
heart /
instrument bow /
lamppost /
letter H /
lion /
mirror /
moon /
music stand /
necklace /
necktie /
newspaper /
paper bag /
patch /
pennants /
pinecone /
place card /
playing cards /
pocket watch /
portrait case /
pouch /
radio /
record /
Roman three ("III") /
scarf /
scissors /
signpost /
slippers /
stained glass /
star /
statue /
sun /
swans /
telephone /
treble clef /
umbrella /
violin /
wind chime /
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