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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1909
Page
11
A curious home science piece teaches tuning glassware with water to hear pitch changes. It compares glass music to piano strings and urges children to exercise outdoors, play hard, and enjoy baseball as a path to physical and mental health.
The article recounts Jean Francois Millet’s childhood in Gruchy and early life in a peasant family. It notes his fight as a boy, his father’s encouragement, self taught drawing, and the initial recognition in Cherbourg before Paris critics mocked him as a “painter of sabots.”
A Boston Herald piece urges American youths to value outdoor activity and sports. It stresses regular outdoor play, learning baseball, and balancing study with exercise to build health, character, and future success. It notes cricket in England as an example and warns against neglecting either mind or body.
A midsummer scene shows young pigs, lambs with their mothers, chickens, ducks, and children resting. The girl and boy nap in a hammock while animals seek cool shade and a deep pool to lie by. The verse captures a lazy, sunny day in a rural setting.
Nine-year-old Robert Arthur longs for home while living a year in London. He studies English history and visits British sights, yet dreams of the American flag. On Flag Day he sees a red white and blue display, a glimpse of home that fills him with patriotic joy.
A child recalls Aunt Jennie’s ugly plant cereus in a bowl, its green leaves, a green shoot growing into a large white bloom. Neighbors Mrs Ray and the family witness the rare flower opening at dusk spreading a delicate perfume that stirs memories of a mother with God.
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