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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1922
Page
5
In a dim street a dark silhouette moves as a big black dog passes and Edith and Mamie watch in suspense. The girls debate the figure while a car approaches and a moment later a mysterious event unfolds prompting a startled reaction from Mother Lee.
Rosemary climbs to a hill where a golden castle gleams and meets Princess Marigold who introduces the fairy tale world. Jack, Cinderella, and the golden orchard with eggs await beyond the gates as Rosemary explores the magical realm.
Rosemary travels to a magical realm where a king greets her in a royal hall. After a nap in a golden bed she awakens back home to find all in gold and the fairy book, Tugs, and surrounding scene transformed by sunlight. The closing lines ponder where the circling smoke goes.
A poetic fragment contrasts sea imagery with urban scenes. The speaker envisions an ocean as a fountain of hope and happiness, while longing for seashell memories and playful seaside moments mirrored by the city’s light. The verse blends yearning with whimsical nautical references.
Two girls hear a distressed cry and discover a injured hen near their home. They rush to tell their mother as the bird lies still outside, hoping their father will arrive soon to help. The scene ends with the children presenting a joking silken mask to their mother in a moment of levity.
A playful rhyme describes a large colorful bubble rising and drifting away. It wonders about the tiny beings behind its creation and attributes the spectacle to fairies at the fair.
A short poem contrasts city apartments with nature’s living space. It describes tall, expansive city buildings housing many people with numerous windows and doors, then imagines nature’s alternative in a tree where birds and squirrels live freely and without rent. The piece highlights the difference between urban living and natural space.
Lyrical scene describes bubbles sailing a fairies ship as they burst and travel onward. The vivid imagery traces a delicate, tender journey through a playful mist of motion and sound.
A lyrical fragment envisions a starry voyage aboard a maiden boat across wide seas. The moon lifts from the waves and sails until dawn, then dives to await the night return.
A vivid description highlights the enduring vigor of the volcano, portraying it as endlessly energetic and full of fire. The figurative language suggests a legendary, tireless force admired by onlookers and observers.
A poetic verse depicts nature and spring flowers as sleeping under a magic rod. Children and adults react with disbelief as Dame Nature lays leaves, and birds interpret the scene as a baton parade. The birds head south while flowers lie dormant in the grass.
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