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Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1909

Page

19

Gracie and the Chickens at the Gaines Farm

Gracie and her brother Hugh care for newly hatched chicks on the Gaines farm. Gracie learns pip mating while Puritan Plym, a Plymouth Rock chick, explores danger, escapes the coop, and falls into a trough. Gracie rescues him, warming him by the kitchen stove after a near drowning accident.

RS. Gaines Gracie Hugh Mrs. Gaines Plymouth Rock Puritan Plum Puritan Plym Mrs. Hen Plym

Puritan Plum Learns Warmth Can Be Harmful

In a household scene Gracie hides Puritan Plum in a warm oven to keep him safe from a hungry cat. A ride with Hugh delays discovery as smoke rises from the kitchen. Puritan Plum escapes the bake and flees to his mother, vowing never to repeat the danger.

Gracie Hugh

Peacockas Tales In A Sunday Morning Family Scene

In a household preparing for church, Aunt Jinsey scolds Patricia and America the junior nurse, while Patricia defends her sister and resists harsh dressing room remarks. Aunt Jinsey softens, promises to explain the foolish peacock behavior before church.

MT Jinsey Randolph Aunt Jinsey America Patricia Patty Samma Jinsey Pate Lawzy Chillen

When Jinny Learned to Speak in a Broadlands Tale

Americas animal stories amuse the Broadlands children as they recount a donkey named Jinny who finally finds her voice. The elder Man and Woman, wary of change, witness Jinny’s transformation from silent laborer to scandalous brayer with the town’s reactions and the children’s laughter.

Patricia Randolph Pate Jinny Isabel Pata America Broadlands Randolphs

The Young Peacock Learns to Wait for Beauty

Aunt Jinsey recalls a tale of a young peacock who lusts for a grand tail and quick fame. Mammy Peacock counsels patience, urging the bird to work and grow to become his best self. The fable ends with a lesson that true beauty comes with time and effort.

Jinsey Mammy Peacock Patty Puffeck

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