Jingle Poem by Joel Stacy About the Moon
A playful verse by Joel Stacy features a clever raccoon who doubts the moon. The creature notes every month brings a new moon and questions how a real moon could wear out so quickly.
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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
16
A playful verse by Joel Stacy features a clever raccoon who doubts the moon. The creature notes every month brings a new moon and questions how a real moon could wear out so quickly.
A Chinese pigeon keeping tradition shows flocks circling and competing at dawn and noon with decoying tactics. Mu Wha Tou, a white black-tailed pigeon, is captured after being lured by corn and squabs, as Li Loo and Little American observe the nets and tricks of rooftop pigeon folk.
A short grade school verse urges perpetual cheer with lines about smiling in the morning noon and night. The author Stella George Stern is noted at the end.
The caribou has oversized cleft hooves that spread under weight, acting like natural snowshoes. Flexible ankles raise dew claws to touch snow, widening contact for support. Winter edges are sharp to grip ice, enabling travel on frozen lakes. The adaption gives caribou a distinct advantage over deer and moose in deep snow.
A fragmented verse piece titled A Figurative Tale by Grace Fraser features an elf like figure at a cottage door. The text presents archaic dialogue and playful rhymes with broken words and irregular punctuation.
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