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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1908
Page
22
Puzzle items ask to behead words to form new meanings and a six line proverb hides the phrase letter by letter. Answers to be printed next week. Proverb puzzle plus a beheading word game challenge readers to reveal the final word and proverb.
This item lists solutions to beheadings history conundrums riddles and a letter enigma. It presents the four beheading word twists and four history answers followed by the ocean smoke and mirror riddles and the MOONLIGHT NIGHT letter puzzle solution.
Polly trips and injures her head and goes to bed. Her little doggie misses her while she recovers.
Polly, sick and alone, finds joy as a doggie dances and plays a funny trick, making Polly laugh and forget her illness while Rachel Edwards records the moment.
The Snow Flakes attend a festive snowball with their good mamma and loving Dad. Music is splendid and the crowd is jolly. The young ones flutter about and dance to the music, making the event feel warm despite the cold season.
Fragmentary verse note from Joseph Feldmann, age 15, Cincinnati Ohio. Readable lines plead for sun to stay and for cheerful day among birds and laughter. No full article context.
A short children’s tale recounts a brown haired bear loved by town kids who owns only one coat and wonders if he is unlucky. The story centers on simple kindness toward a friendly bear living among children.
A winter themed verse from Minneapolis Journal Jr. highlights boys' winter fun. It contrasts summer activities like fishing with snowball battles forts and ice skating. The poem culminates in Christmas joy and the taste of winter adventures.
A youthful poem from Youth's Companion describes a child planning to break a dry wishbone and wish for something they need. The narrator contemplates luck whether an end comes from one hand or the other and keeps the wish secret until it comes true.
Archibald Roosevelt ages into boyish mischief at the White House as he and brother Kerr mock duel with shields. A clerk, playing Sherlock Holmes, guides a playful treasure hunt through Cabinet rooms to recover Archie’s shield, ending with Archie finding the shield hidden behind a desk.
Eight year old Karl saves for a Kodak by delivering dinners, running errands, and shoveling snow. He buys the camera after hard work, but struggles with developing the pictures, producing tiny dots and lines. His parents coach him to persevere, and he learns to develop and compile his own photo record by New Year.
A playful exchange between a little piggie and a tall giraffe ends with the giraffe lifting the pig by the ear. The scene unfolds with the piggie squealing loudly as onlookers imagine the weather from high above. The piece is credited to Helena Davis.
In a St Nicholas tale the Mina bird boasts of wealth from a cowry shell and outshines a Rajah. The Rajah seizes then restores the shell, deeming the bird’s braggadocio harmless as the bird continues to trumpet its grandeur.
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