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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1913
Page
14
The playful verse describes a shy creature that children wish to pet yet never sees. It remains hidden and distant, always keeping to itself during the month of June.
In a dramatic game on Mohicans grounds the Red Lot nine, led by pitcher Curly Graves and captain Bud Allison, beat the Mohicans 8 to 4 in extra innings. Midget Bills' heads up throw and a swift double play ended the contest after Scrappy Norris reached on a miscue.
A historical discussion traces the fork’s adoption from Italy to England. It notes Renaissance writers and Shakespeare-era habits, describing how manners shifted from fingers to implements, with Coryate timing fork use around 1060 and gradual acceptance amid jokes and etiquette debates.
One evening in Granger neighbor children gathered at Hoffmans for play when Uncle Dick Hoffman arrived with a new seven passenger car. Hollister and Dwight hamper the drive as Gwendolyn takes the wheel and, after a shaky start, brings the car around and back to the curb with Uncle Dick praising her for courage. The boys concede and prepare to learn driving from him.
Dinah confronts Harry and Jane after a missing peach pie from the wing. She follows the youngsters toward the yard, yelling that the pair planned the trick, while the children deny sole blame and shift fault to each other.
Puzzle corner notes a magician using a fruit to conjure items found in its skin. Clues hint the yielding words ape nail pea pan from pineapple, revealing a playful word ladder tied to state names like Oregon Washington Idaho Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and Montana.
A fragmentary poem scene describes a breezy seaside town with breakers and a flooded shoreline. Driftwood ships ride the waves as the tide advances along a crumbling wall and the speakers revel in sunny hours with carefree moments.
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