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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
20
The bee eater displays rich plumage with green, red brown, buff, and black tones. Females dig deep tunnel nests eight to ten feet long in earth or hawk holes and lay four to six eggs on bare earth. Their range spans from the British Isles to Australia, with Africa abundant, and their strong beaks snag bees from hives.
Tr first is in wild but not in tame My second is in Indian but not in game My third is in nice but not in good My fourth is in fron but not in wood My forth is in rear but not in jump My sixth is in water but not in pump My whole spells a season By some called most drear And it comes round to see us about this time each year
The Boy Explorers of Cashton prepare overnight camps to find Indian graves said to hold treasure. Leader Doodles Pinkerton guides seven boys through rules and chants as storms threaten, but they discover the “graves” are old coal holes owned by a nearby farmer.
A humorous column presents a sequence of wordplay riddles with punchlines. The seamless questions span topics from eyes and houses to teeth and stars, linking everyday objects to playful comparisons and puns.
Twin siblings Bee and Ben, very poor, live beside a great mountain near a shop turned factory. Their log cabin lacks light and warmth, forcing them to endure cold winters while their parents work in the distant shop. December brings frigid days as they sit by an open door seeking light.
A village family faces job loss as winter closes in. Bee prays to mountain fairies and, at midnight, they summon a caravan of winged helpers to transport the family to a warm, prosperous world. There, owners of cottages and land share abundance with displaced workers.
The article notes the death of Raffaelle on April 7 620 Good Friday at age 31 after a short illness. It describes his devotion to art and faith, his unwed status, and the national sense of loss as Italy mourns the painter of the Transfiguration. Cardinal Bembo wrote his tomb epitaph.
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