| Author of "Oldtown Folks": 1869 | 41 |
| "The Minister's Wooing" writer | 44 |
| "The Minister's Wooing" author | 44 |
| "Oldtown Folks" author | 32 |
| "Old Town Folks" author Harriet Beecher | 49 |
| 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' author | 38 |
| Like carry-on luggage during takeoff and landing | 48 |
| "Uncle Tom" author et al. | 35 |
| "I've heard enough from you!" | 43 |
| Puts in the overhead compartment | 32 |
| Sticks in an overhead compartment | 33 |
| Puts in an overhead compartment, say | 36 |
| Make room for new palace furniture? | 35 |
| "The racer's edge" | 32 |
| ''The racer's edge'' | 40 |
| Longtime sponsor in NASCAR events | 33 |
| Additive that sponsors NASCAR racers | 36 |
| "The Racer's Edge" sloganeer | 42 |
| The racer's edge, commercially | 34 |
| Son of a Gun! Protectant manufacturer | 37 |
| Scott Weiland's band, for short | 35 |
| Scott Weiland's band, briefly | 33 |
| Reunited Scott Weiland band, briefly | 36 |
| Popular Formula One formula briefly | 36 |
| Maker of Son of a Gun! Protectant | 33 |
| Maker of Son of a Gun! car care products | 40 |
| Longtime sponsor of Richard Petty | 33 |
| Longtime sponsor of racing's #43 car | 40 |
| Logo on many a Richard Petty race car | 37 |
| Its slogan is "The Racer's Edge" | 46 |
| Had smash debut "Core" (abbr.) | 40 |
| Fuel additive on the NASCAR circuit | 35 |
| Car care product that sponsors NASCAR | 37 |
| Brand known as "the racer's edge" | 47 |
| Automotive brand with a red oval logo | 37 |
| Auto additive with a red oval logo | 34 |
| "Wicked Garden" rockers (Abbr.) | 41 |
| "The Racer's Edge" Indy sponsor | 45 |
| "Plush" rockers (Abbr.) | 33 |
| "Plush" band, initally | 32 |
| "Interstate Love Song" band, for short | 48 |
| "Interstate Love Song" band, briefly | 46 |
| ___ 500, annual race in Ridgeway, Va. | 37 |
| Patron of Eucharistic Congresses | 32 |
| Annual parade honoree, for short | 32 |
| Winter parade honoree, for short | 32 |
| Time-honored Irish cleric, for short | 36 |
| Patron of binge drinking, briefly? | 34 |
| One invoked against snakes, for short | 37 |
| Name venerated in Dublin, familiarly | 36 |
| March honoree (with an aptly numbered clue) | 43 |
| Honoree of a March march, for short | 35 |
| Honoree near the end of winter, briefly | 39 |
| Hist. figure with a holiday named after him | 43 |
| He rid Ire. of snakes, as the legend goes | 41 |
| Green dresser's honoree, briefly | 36 |
| Annual parade honoree, informally | 33 |
| Timely subject of five mix-ups in this puzzle | 45 |
| Occasion pertinent to this puzzle | 33 |
| Festive "Day," for short | 34 |
| Church on Fifth Ave., familiarly | 32 |
| Cathedral facing New York's Rock Center | 43 |
| State capital home to the Xcel Energy Center | 44 |
| State capital originally known as Pig's Eye | 47 |
| State capital on the Mississippi | 32 |
| Only state capital written with a period | 40 |
| Minnesota Capital and Alberta Town | 34 |
| Home to "A Prairie Home Companion" | 44 |
| Home for "A Prairie Home Companion" | 45 |
| "Prairie Home Companion" home | 39 |
| "A Prairie Home Companion" home | 41 |
| Commercial figure holding six beer mugs | 39 |
| London cathedral designed by Wren | 33 |
| London cathedral designed by Christopher Wren | 45 |
| Pinellas Peninsula city, briefly | 32 |
| Where the Tampa Bay Rays play, familiarly | 41 |
| Where the Devil Rays play, for short | 36 |
| Tropicana Field site, familiarly | 32 |
| Tropicana Field locale, informally | 34 |
| Popular retirement city, informally | 35 |
| Home to Tropicana Field, familiarly | 35 |
| FloridaÂ’s Sunshine City, to locals | 38 |
| Florida’s “Sunshine City,” familiarly | 49 |
| City near Clearwater, informally | 32 |
| City connected to the Sunshine Skyway Br. | 41 |
| Witness to the Transfiguration of Jesus | 39 |
| Titular author of two books of the Bible | 40 |
| Gatekeeper addressed in "Sixteen Tons" | 48 |
| Figure in many a New Yorker cartoon | 35 |
| Site of Michelangelo's Pietà | 35 |
| Its dome was designed by Michelangelo | 37 |
| Martinique town destroyed by Mt. Pelée in 1902 | 49 |
| French isl. south of Newfoundland | 33 |
| City destroyed by the volcano Mt. Pelée | 42 |
| Some auto maintenance store products | 36 |
| Canonized patron of glass measuring cups? | 41 |
| Monogram of House Speaker Mr. Sam | 33 |
| Violin heard in "The Red Violin" | 42 |
| Valuable stringed instrument, for short | 39 |
| Treasured stringed instrument, for short | 40 |