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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1915
Page
26
Rosie Marie proposes a safe hiding place to hide and seek with Jackie as Timmy threatens to spoil their fun. The scene captures young players plotting secret concealment and the playful dynamic of a neighborhood game.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a playful chase over hiding spots in a house ends with Marie emerging from a dog-house. Tim is tied by the group and counted before the search resumes, and Rosie Marie unexpectedly pops out smiling during the ruse.
A feature on youths forming a Morse code using flag signaling group in Manhattan. Walter Street, West 35th Street resident, initiates the idea and leads a growing set of about twenty boys practicing with flags to send messages across streets and toward New Jersey, with plans to test across the Hudson River. They aim to ferry to New Jersey for cross river signaling and hope to reach other classes.
A comic tale follows Brother Rabbit who imitates others to improve his life. He tries clever tricks, befriends Henry Otter, plans a dinner, moves with Granny, and ends up in a risky spill when mimicking eel fishing, narrowly saved by Henry Otter.
The bearberry is described as an evergreen shrub reaching about two and a half feet, with leaves used in medicine and for tanning. It grows in New Jersey and across northern regions including Sweden, Lapland, Iceland, and Siberia, and Indians reportedly deem it protective during malaria. Animals and birds are drawn to its flowers and berries.
A long list of children and adults names linked to puzzle activity, noting two puzzles with a fox outline solved but missing correct name submissions. A letter from John Brenthree claims puzzle solution submission but contains only phrase fragments. The missive suggests additional names and a final remark about Grant and saute.
A reader submission prompts a playful prompt about sharing sour stories and drawings for possible publication. The tale follows Tom who encounters a beautiful girl in a fairy tale, with April skies eyes and hair like golden sun, and learns the Lotel slater healer’s gift, ending with a happy ever after.
A young boy named Tom lonely after his father’s death wishes for a sister. A fairy grants a journey to a magical palace where Tom must tend flowers. After completing tasks fairies reward him with a large box containing his requested gift.
Marie, a Civil War widow’s daughter, lends two rings one from her mother and a ruby ring from her father. On a lake outing with friends Elizabeth and Lillian, the ruby ring disappears. After distress, the ring is found hidden in the bread basket liner and Marie forgives her friends. She remains careful of both rings thereafter.
Mabel Livingstons piece describes a children’s party hosted by Bessie and her mother Mrs Gray. The girls play games in the parlor and a Donkey Parts prize tail contest leads to two winners. They dine with a pink and blue Jack Horner pie, receive dolls from the pie, savor candies and cocoa, then return home grateful for the fun.
Bessie Curly a blond haired girl plans a party inviting twenty friends and cousins. She wakes early, dresses fast, and plays in the yard with her kitten before breakfast. Her parents greet her with wishes for many more birthdays as guests arrive.
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