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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1907

Page

16

Five Boys Venture Into Woods and Fred Is Lost

A group of five sturdy boys led by Fred head into a wild forest seeking adventure. They split left and right while Fred advances alone but becomes lost as daylight fades. After hours of wandering he is found by his uncle and eventually reunites with the others at a campfire, no treasure found, but a safe return home for supper.

Fred Shorty Peg Sim Tom Rob Bers Nixey Frei Polot Bub John

How Queen Elizabeth Got Even

May and Pearl and Junie gift a two month old kitten named Queen Elizabeth. The girls hug and squeeze her, causing scratches and bites. Queen Elizabeth learns to defend herself, then earns their respect by keeping distance and playful tracks, becoming a trusted companion while teaching gentle treatment.

May Pearl Junie Queen Elizabeth Millie Little May Amres Elizabeth Miss May Mama Janie

Questions About a Tree Poem Fragments and Riddles

A fragmented verse asks whimsical questions about a tree's motions and feelings. It ponders if a tree walks, stores things in its trunk, or houses fish in branches, and whether it might be insulted by a playful nickname.

Letter Enigma Animal

Riddle clues spell a wooden animal known to children as a well understood toy. The final word fits the described pattern and is familiar to young readers as a carved toy figure.

Riddle Parade of Old Jokes from Washington

A set of light humor questions and punchlines about Washington, plaster coats, bayonets, thread-bare coats, and potatoes compared to a baby’s flannel petticoat. The verses play on wordplay and nursery humor with concise, quaint twists.

Washington

Well-Bred Little Polly by Maud Walker

A poem praising a well behaved child Polly who stays indoors, sits primly, smiles at taunts, and never works or helps with chores. The verse notes she cannot sweep, sew, cook, or make a bed, and attributes this to lacking a doll.

Maud Walker

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William Wallach Limerick Tom Sneed Bobby Annid James Jinmy Fearl Jayle Piax Conundrums Little Polly
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