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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1907
Page
15
A juvenile guidance piece urges kind care for dogs, advising clean beds, fresh water, regular baths, and safe freedom during dog days. It warns against tying up dogs, notes the risk of fights with strays, and stresses prevention to keep dogs healthy in summer.
Hedgehogs help control garden pests by destroying ruinous insects and garden worms. They also rid kitchens and cellars of black beetles and other bothersome insects, making them valuable to households. Stop harming the hedgehog as it serves a useful purpose.
A playful, fragmentary exchange presents surreal questions about tapestries, goblins, weapons, and cloths to spark curiosity and conversation. The piece reads as a whimsical teaser rather than a resolved puzzle.
Grandpa narrates a Dakota prairie tale about pop weed battles between Indians and the wind driven balls. Indian youths endure blasts and stabs from seeds, some fall wounded, one emerges as a feared leader later known as Sitting Bull.
Edna and Selma share tea under an apple tree as Edna presents a new wax doll to teach proper table manners. Arabella May, left outside overnight, shows a sunken face and loose hair from rain, spoiling her appearance.
In a child’s play scene Selma and Edna recount Arabella May’s brave vigil through a cold rainstorm. The doll Arabella May shields a drowning bird, suffers a head wound, and is lauded as a hero by the Little Mother and friends. The tale ends with a bird release and hopeful plans.
My first is in sleep but not in wake My second is in writhe but not in snake My third is in iron but not mn ore My fourth is in merchant but not in store My fifth is in musket but not in shell My sixth is in ring but not in bell My seventh is in green but not in bine My eighth is in great but not in true My ninth is in heart but not in heat My tenth is in oven but not in heat My eleventh is in Nok but not in chain My twelfth is in wheat but not in grain The whole spells a spot to all boys most dear where they go very often at this time of year.
The little girls witness a saved bird’s thanks as it sings a plea to give and serve. Arabella May’s act inspires bravery and selfless devotion, with Edna and Selma expressing affection for the tale and the doll. The scene emphasizes service and enduring care.
A tyrant king grants 50 pieces to any barber who shaves him, but one barber is executed for drawing blood. A new barber shaves the king safely and when asked if fear of bloodkeeping a pipud on him, replies that he would have cut the threat if he had.
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