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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1908
Page
21
A narration of a writer's companionship with Cleopatra, a black spider with three white spots. The creature moves across manuscript sheets, teaches patience, and shares quiet presence until Aunt Glory kills it, leaving the author to mourn the loss of a small, faithful companion.
An old man and his brother hunt a sleeping bear after spotting tracks in fresh snow. They trap the bear, haul it home on a pole, and the family learns of the hunt. The bear skin is made into a rug, and the children recall the tale with pride.
A list of twenty four riddle style questions about trees with answers in order: Pear, caper, beech, spruce, tulip, bay, whispering pines, Judas tree, fir, pine, date, weeping willow, palm, spindle, aspen, sycamore, locust, plane, medlar, rubber, fig tree, copper beech, plum and cork.
Aunty May tells nephews a tale of the Faerie Queene and two boys Donald and Robert fighting dragons Brag and Selfishness through boasting and sharing. Donald learns to curb bragging while Robert gives away candy, both earning praise as the dragons fade.
Four year old Tottie is told a stork will bring a baby. She first resents the newcomer but grows attached as she watches the baby grow, eventually begging her mother not to send the child away. The tale ends with Tottie embracing her new sister and planning to play together.
A newspaper offices warns against dampening pencil lead with the tongue citing hygiene and health risks. The piece recounts a woman who wet a shared pencil in an Eastern city and faced admonition, urging readers never to dampen pencils.
A light verse from Little Folks features a teddy bear in a doll carriage lamenting the doll’s care. The bear resents the doll’s affection yet betrays its own mischief as it vows to rebel and climb a tree someday.
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