Dollville Times Editorial Urges Flags for Dollhouses
An editorial in the Dollville Times argues every dollhouse or villa should have a flag, using a pencil or wooden skewer as flagpole. The Tin Soldier Regiment protects Nurseryville from a ferocious kitten tied to Clarice China Doll, with guards around town.
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Dollville Times
Tin Soldier Regiment
Clarice
Nurseryville
Doll figures in a windy mishap tale
A fragmented children's verse describes Doctor Doll and other paper dolls like Jimmy Tur, Dora China Doll, and Caroline Paper Doll suffering breaks or being blown by a breeze and tangled on a telegraph line as mishaps are recounted.
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Jimmy
Dora China
Caroline
Great Wall of China: Length and History Recalled
The article recalls the Great Wall of China as over two thousand years old, built during Chu Huang Ti’s reign. It stretches about 1500 miles, stands twenty feet high and about twenty five feet thick, with towers and granite blocks. Many workers perished under the emperor’s orders. at least 400,000 were drafted to help in its construction.
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China
Chi Huang Ti
Sver
Cay
The City Reflects On Loneliness And Kindness
A fragmented tale features the City lamenting loneliness as a letter reveals cruelty toward robin nests. A fussy old maid pony in a stable becomes a mother figure to two orphan lambs, softening her nature after sharing a story about the three bears.
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Ruth Plumly Thompson
Mary E. Troop
Solomon Treasures a New Invention with a Fishing Rod
A comical tale shows Solomon Tremendous Wise unveiling a mysterious invention after weeks of secrecy. He rides a white horse to the palace and presents a case that hides a fishing rod. The king eagerly tries it at the river, fishes all day and night without a bite, returning exhausted at dawn.
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Solomon
Thor and Loki Retrieve the Hammer from Thrym the Giant
A retold Norse tale follows Thor and Loki as they recover Thor’s hammer after Thrym the Frost Giant seizes it. Loki disguises Thor as Freya to gain entry, feasting misdirects the giant, and Thor reveals his true form to slay Thrym. The journey includes encounters with Skrymir and a night in a curious building, hinting at further adventures.
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Mhor
North
Thor
Thrym
Jotunheim
Loki
Rym
Freya
Valhalla
Skrymir
Grounded by Fear Speechless Woman Collapses in Fright
A woman, overcome by fright and exhaustion, remains speechless as bystanders urge caution to protect nearby ears and avoid further distress.
Pleasant Picnic Guidance for Children and Dolls
The article advises on enjoyable picnics with dolls and children. It stresses bringing an extra dress, allowing tired play, but ensuring baths and naps at home. It warns sweets spoil picnics and recommends bread and butter, fruit, and limited candy.
Mouse family fashion mix inspires playful doll tale
In a whimsical scene, Mother Doll misplaces her wig while Susie Mouse imagines outfits for Sarah Ann Littlest Doll. The Mouse family contemplates a new wardrobe, with caution about potential slips on the mousey stairs.
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Mother Doll
Sarah Ann
Mouse
Susie Mouse
Mother Mouse
Why is a mouse like a telescope in maritime riddles
Readers engage in wordplay and geography puzzles about boats and oceans. The piece recalls a seaside humor tone with riddles about ships and instruments, noting puzzles about the Gulf of Guinea Bay of Bengal and a “mouse and telescope” riddle. It also asserts the Pacific Ocean covers about 70 million square miles.
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Gulf of Guinea
Bay of Bengal
Pacific Ocean
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