Treasure box washes ashore yields pennies for all
On the beach, Mr Whitewash, Uncle Wiggily, and Jingle guess what a sealed box might contain. They open it to find pennies wrapped in papers, a seaside treasure that funds treats for every animal child. The story hints the box may have drifted ashore from a ship.
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Just Folks Cobsticht 1934 Poem on Public Praise
A satirical poem on public adulation and the rise and fall of famous figures. The speaker laments crowds who adore heroes yet grow tired of praise as attention shifts to new objects of interest. The poem contrasts public admiration with the darker costs of glory.
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