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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
12
A juvenile scene describes John and Bob feeding tame robins from a wooden box and a garden setting. The birds approach, fear fades, and one box feeding method evolves while a second attempt fails. Interspersed are humorous, brief verses about animals and curious ship tales.
A town’s two dunces complicate a lesson on not knowing as Miss Burns tries a new approach. The pair insist on arithmetic error and the class explores language and logic before recess lifts the mental fog with a game outside.
Fragmentary verse hints at hidden wonders in a park with elves, willows, and a barking dog. The lines evoke quiet reverence amid nature while inviting careful steps and hushed observation within a green space.
In a Cherokee style fable a mighty god Glooscap grants four visitors wishes. One seeks meekness and piety, another wealth, the third love and respect, and the last a long life. On a hill the god transforms the longing man into a cedar tree, revealing the limits of power.
A tale where two travelers meet Glooscap who grants them a gift and new outfits. On returning home they find an ointment that transforms them: the despised man becomes popular, the covetous man gains wealth, and the humble man remains revered for piety. The narrative ends with a county fair-like chorus.
Residents plan a county fair showcase inviting families to present home grown acts. Organizers emphasize community spirit and entertainment for all ages as preparations begin.
Bobby and Betty wake at day to camp in the garden using an umbrella as a tent. They pack a picnic and dolls then hear a sniff and fear a bear, only to discover George's pet billy goat as the source of the noises. Father laughs at the harmless prank.
A perplexed speaker declines presidential aim and admits stage fright. The speaker jokes about preferring a low profile job such as a traffic officer and running a candy shop instead of seeking national leadership.
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