05 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
1
A SunShine Society page presents the clubs oath to avoid worry and spread happiness, lists officers led by Miss Clara Bates since 1898, and records member counts as of June 4 1913 totaling 9 832 with cradle roll names from various towns. It includes verses by Priscilla Leonard and L H H praising kindness and light.
The Sunsh ine President recalls a homey Glenmere visit and welcomes new members from Chicago and Evanston. The page features Sunsh ine verses from Ireland and playful tales of Only-Try and Good morning keys. Readers across Ohio Vermont Michigan send letters and requests for pins, sharing farm life, school, and summer adventures.
A mother mallard led six ducklings across a busy Central Park drive as policemen and water fowl keepers coordinated the crossing. The procession halted cars and drew cheers from passengers, ending with the family reaching the lower lake for corn.
Danny suspects Paro may betray them to coyotes but the dog proves his loyalty by driving off a coyote troop and defending the roosts. The story closes with Paro's return to duty and the boy’s reaffirmed trust in his dog. Also features a scouting bird quiz and whimsical animal tales.
A riddle describes an echo that repeats what is spoken, unaffected by thunder, yet fears whispers. A separate verse narrates a brook that leaves home, wanders through unseen places, descends a rocky stair, and falls irrecoverably.
A playful verse describes a child flying a kite that climbs high and drags the writer along. The speaker notes blue marks on the kite, the need for a strong straw, and compares the experience to upside down fishing.
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