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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
66
Donald Jackson helps his mother in summer until his aunts arrive. He camps with four boys on a farmer's ground five miles away, building tents and cot beds, cooking, and helping with chores. They fish, work, and learn independence, enjoying a successful tenting season before school starts.
Betty plans a doll wedding for her birthday with Violet the doll as bride. She packs Violet’s clothes, invites friends and dolls, while Bobby delivers most invites but ruins Dorothy Sands’s invitation in the hot sun.
In a Ceylon village headman’s service, 25 workers grumble over cutting plantain leaves. After planning a sleep trick to avoid work, a comic near tragedy awakens them. They rise, declaring they will cut the leaves for plates, restoring labor.
A young boy named Ommy loves the circus visiting town and frets about chores and study. He pauses at a busy street where a fair-haired woman in a car offers him an evening paper, and he politely accepts, thinking of home and his day ahead. The scene blends eager anticipation with a chance encounter in a bustling street.
Madam Fox uses wit to defuse a tiger’s hunger while a domestic dispute over five children is settled without splitting the family. Master Fox agrees to keep all five, as the tiger contemplates a feast and the foxes return home. The crowd recognizes the Circus Queen in disguise.
A playful activity describes making a chain by slitting a daisy stalk and threading another through to form links. Participants can try for the longest, prettiest chain and mix in buttercups to create a “fairy gold and silver” garland, noting its appealing look.
A playful verse from a period voice offers guidance for women on grooming and manners. It humorously links hair care to dieta and etiquette, urging refinement through simple acts and self-control.
A playful verse depicts zoo folk taking vacation as animals like giraffes and an elephant pack trunks with bits of junk, while a centipede remains unbundled, keeping a lighthearted tone about departures and departures.
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