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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
10
A list of classroom conduct guiding students to enter quietly keep feet still avoid noise and untidiness, study for self benefit not teacher approval, refrain from cheating, and approach tasks with a right spirit as a valued pastime of learning.
A sequence names each month with a matching flower or plant. January links to snowdrop and February to primrose, March to violet, April to dalls, May to baththorn, June to honeysuckle, July to water lily, August to poppy, September to morning glory, October to hop blossom, November to chrysanthemum, and December to holly.
A small fly named Buzzer-Bing roams New York's Central Park Zoo with fearless mischief. He torments a Bengal tigress and mocks crowds before meeting a sticky end on a restaurant flypaper, dying as observers overlook real danger.
Five year old Thomas Perkins known as Troubles is found on a snow covered doorstep in a tenement district after his mother dies or is unresponsive. Neighbors Bob and Sally Smith, who fetch bread, discover the boy and urge entry to check on his mother.
Sally and Bob shelter the lost boy known as Troubles after finding him near Mrs. Perkins. The mother died, and the boy sold papers with neighbors aiding his care while his father, a long‑absent Alaska gold seeker, returns to claim him. He thanks Mrs. Smith and Sally for their kindness and vows to provide a good home and schooling.
A fragmentary humorous Irish-themed quip piece recalls an old newspaper tone with lines about milestones, space, and delayed deaths. It includes playful malaprops and mock speeches about Ireland and its woes, gender roles, and domestic life.
Two youngsters named Jim and Jack sit in a classroom. Jim misbehaves while Jack studies and reads. A paper wad is thrown and hits the teacher, prompting punishment on Jim. The tale reveals they are twins and contrasts good and bad behavior.
An instruction on creating continuous line portraits starting at the hair over the brow. Begin at the edge, trace the line with a pencil without lifting, then attempt a second drawing in the same style. The background is drawn with the same single-stroke technique.
A Saturday program encourages Nettle children to form a story telling club. Members tell original tales alphabetically with two or three per session. Mothers judge, awarding small prizes. fines fund future rewards.
January garnet, February amethyst, March bloodstone, April diamond, May emerald, June agate, July ruby, August garnetys, September chrysolite, October aquamarine, November topaz, December tourmaline.
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