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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1907
Page
27
A poetic tale describes a candy princess famed for beauty and kindness praised by her people. She rushes to a ball to lift sadness but returns home only to vanish as dawn breaks, leaving a puddle of candy behind.
A boy named Arthur loves ponies and rabbits. While driving along to the river, he spots a clever bunny perched on a tree trunk. The rabbit leaps onto the pony cart and the pony bolts, leaving Arthur behind in pursuit.
Night falls on a garden tale where flowers and plants enact a whimsical wedding and party. Jack Rose courts the Queen of Sheba and marries with Swest William and Violet, amid gossip from Camellia and other blossoms. The scene ends with lullaby quiet and a sleepy garden.
A Florida alligator spends part of the year in water and part on dry land. It basks in sun on riverbanks and sleeps through cold winters buried in mud. Seeds may sprout on its back forming a moving island, while a sleeping alligator can surprise intruding boys and a nesting plover. E. A. Matthews discusses the creature's habits and quirks.
A playful excerpt catalogs bird voices with quirky phrases and sounds. It features robin, bluebird, bobolink, crow, cedar bird, bobwhite quail, goldfinch, hummingbird, oriole, long sparrow, thrush, bluejay, scarlet tanager and blackbird calls as garbled names and chirps.
A how to for a magic eggs leap illusion using silk threads attached to egg shells. Move a finger up and down to make the shells seem to jump and dance to music, fooling the audience with magnetized motion.
Ronald cannot find flowers for his mother so he brings a horned toad as a present. He treks with tears and stumbles but perseveres, bringing the tucked toad to his mother in her room. Edna and Florence gift bouquets, while mother smiles warmly at Ronald and his unusual gift.
A child narrates Betsey Ann, my cherished doll, who loses her head after a mouse causes trouble. The tale follows the doll’s temporary death, an attempt at mending, and a brother’s discovery in the cellar ending with the doll regaining her head under the rosebush. The narrator reflects on care, loss, and eerie events.
A town constable recovering from illness faced orchard thefts. He staged a life like dummy in the trees, which failed to deter the thieves who later taunted it. When the scarecrow suddenly moved, he seized two offenders, ending further apple thefts for a while.
A band of youthful robbers led by Captain Skinny set up a camp in Rocky Lot after a secret meeting in Warner's hayloft. They cook a meager meal, burn potatoes, and hike back to town after the camp is disrupted by a stray ball. A girl rebukes a classmate over arithmetic errors.
A legend tells how Prince Fearless vows to endure a night in a ruined castle to win a thousand pieces of gold. A baron, a cowardly dwarf, sets the test with a bubbling cauldron and strange terrors. At dawn a sparrow startles him, proving even the brave fear something small.
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