Seven Naughty Boys Learn Lessons From Seven Paps
A humorous verse about seven mischievous boys who play craps in class and are disciplined by seven stern parents who teach them a lesson with straps. Hiupa Darr.
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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1902
Page
30
Buster's Milking Adventure Meets Cow’s Memory
Eleven year old Buster offers to run his Uncle John’s publishing business in Philadelphia. He then visits Ohio to milk Bonnie the Alderney cow at Uncle Jim’s farm, only to have Bonnie thwart his plan with a headlong fall and a sly, remembered warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster John
Uncle John
Philadelphia
Buster
Hilda
John
Jim
Ohio
Esther
Secore
al Secore
Bonnie
Alderney
Jennie
Uncle Jim
Jack Robinson
Milking Lessons Turn Sour in Muddy Farm Scene
A farmyard plan to milk Bonnie falls apart as Buster mocks Jennie and bullies the cow. Aunt Esther asks about milking while Buster wanders home in the mud, muttering about undone chores and comic mischief.
G A R Leaders Attend Pennsylvania Encampment Events
Department Commander Robert P. Scott visited Philadelphia and Doylestown for ceremonies and the state Sons of Veterans encampment. He presided over meetings, praised the parade, and planned future posts visits as the Pennsylvania Division held its most successful encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Scott
Scott
City
Academy of Music
Robert
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Division
Sons of Veterans
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Butler
B. J. Cole
Pittsburg
James L. Dawson
J. B. Lonabaugh
James McGowan
Phiadelphia
W. Cox
Downingtown
R. P. Scott
A. G. Williams
L. Green
Pennsylvania ‘Cavalry
Seville
Alexander McClelland
Joseph W. Yocum
Columbia
William B. Kinsey
Sea Dogs Turn Out Naval Post Muster with Veterans Joining
Naval Veterans post 400, presided by Commander Morgan, held Wednesday night muster with four new recruits Captain William Musgrave, John Dugan, Archibald Clark, Enos Benner. Rear Admiral Forsyth attended and spoke. A naval plot restoration report for Mount Moriah Cemetery was approved for Navy consideration and funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Post
Morgan
William Musgrave
John F. Dugan
Archibald F. Clark
Enos M. Benner
Navy
James M. Forsyth
Smith, Mackie
Charles B. Clark
United States Naval Houe
Secretary of the Navy
Clark
Navyrtment
Congress
Survivors' Association of Seventy Second Regiment Meets
The Survivors' Association of the Seventy second Pennsylvania Volunteers held its regular monthly meeting at G A R headquarters with Thomas F. Longaker presiding and William Pricer as secretary. Thirty comrades attended as memorial and financial business were discussed. Two members, Edward Newman and Howard W Hill, were reported dead since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Meade
Harry W. Hewes
Cooper Battalion
J. W. Marshall
Cooper Armory
Twenty-third
Christian
Cooper
Meade Post
Survivors’ Association of the Seventy Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Baxter's Fire Zouaves
Thomas F. Longaker
William Pricer
Thomas J. Haring
Edward & Newman
Company PD
Howard W. Hill
Company M
Haring
Sylvester Byrne
Tment
Buster Struggles With Milking a Rebellious Cow
In a rural comic tangle, Buster Banks tests his milking skill on Bonnie the cow. Bonnie subdues him with a tail lash and a deft hoof, spilling the milk over Buster’s head as Aunt Esther and Jennie Secur arrive for supper, amused by the misadventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie
Buster
Jennie
Aunt Esther
The Common Clouded Sulphur Butterfly Life Cycle
A compact note on the common clouded sulphur butterfly describing its life stages from caterpillar to butterfly. It notes appearance, behavior in sunlit fields, favorite flowers like clover, and details of Madame Sulphur’s wing pattern and coloring guidance for female specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Sulphur
Differences Between a Butterfly and a Moth
The text contrasts butterfly and moth features noting antennae knobs slender bodies and day versus night flight. It explains caterpillar behavior including non spinning cocoons and chrysalis stage with silk girdle before winter, then spring emergence and a playful garden scene ends with Alan chasing a butterfly.
Garden Ball And Butterfly Tale In A Garden Serial
Alan and Greta improvise a playful serial in a garden setting. Greta begins a tale about Mr Katydid hosting a grand ball for Miss Katydid with green hair and eyes, toward a lush, bustling celebration in a meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katydid
Alan
Mrs Katydid
Mr. Katydid
Miss Katydid
Katy
Greta
Moth
Monument Shaft Plan for Wilde Post at Media Court House
At Wilde Post No. 25 muster on the 17th, a granite shaft thirty feet high with a twelve foot soldier figure surmounting to forty two feet and about ninety tons was proposed for the court house area in Media. Rev J W Sayers attended to check soldiers’ return from Gettysburg and delivered a rallying speech. Comrade Mark W Allen presented a gavel from Little Round Top bearing a bullet, in tribute to the post with Josiah Smith’s compliments. Comrade George F TrapneiI, a potter, offered a clay vase from local deposits to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilde
Committee On Soldiers
J. W. Sayers
Gettysburg
Mark W. Allen
Josiah Smith
Eld
Warren
J. W. Miles
Mr. Smith
George F. Trapneil
General D B Birney Post 63 Muster and Memorial Funeral
General D B Birney Post 63 held a weekly muster led by Commander William F Rimmer with full attendance. The death of Comrade Alexander Lorch was announced by Chaplain E H Wise and a funeral attended by the Birney Guard at Odd Fellows Cemetery with taps and a guard salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Birney
William F. Rimmer
Ned Walton
Gettysburg
E. H. Wise
Alexander Lorch
W. F. Rimmer
Birney Guard
Augustus Luker
Edgeley Street
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Bedtime Whip-poor-will Poem Verse
A short poem describes the moment when night falls and children drift to sleep as the Sandman visits. The whip-poor-will calls and stars appear while dusky skies settle over bedtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandman
A Boy Makes Hat From Raffia Braid In Arts and Crafts Project
A woman sought a unique summer hat and found a clever solution in an Arts and Crafts exhibit. A teacher working with poor tenement children inspired a boy to braid raffia into a hat, turning play into a money making venture as orders arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Arts and Crafts
Madagascar
Simple raffia basket hats teach students quick crafts for profit
A school craft program lets boys and girls weave sun hats from raffia. Each hat earns about $1.25 and can be shaped after sewing. After mastering baskets, hat making offers customers and schoolwork becomes profit.
Mayview Man Highlights Dry Weather Cow
In Higginsville Missouri a Mayview man touts the most remarkable cow in Western Missouri. The cow is kept in a tiny pasture with no grass or water. He milks twice daily and uses the skimmed milk for the family, while the milk itself goes back to the cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higginsville
Mayview
Missouri
Word Sound Alike Puzzle From Old Newspaper
The page presents a word square style puzzle with sections about doubles and homophones. It includes prompts for poems and names plus a set of fill in the blank clues where words sound alike but have different spellings. Examples show phrases like The largest New England State and To imagine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Answers to Puzzles of Last Week
The column lists solutions to weekly puzzles. Riddle Bore equals boar. Charade Boss-ton yields Boston. Word Puzzle Bought any becomes Botany. Primal Acrostic gives CARBON. Crosswords Cat Ask Rot Bee Odd New resolves to Cat…? Progressive Enigma yields CATERPILLAR. Beheadings show CLOVER, LOVER, OVER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chess Problems Postponed Meet Opens July Week at Isles
The New York State Association chess meet is moved to July 14 to 19 with Isaac L. Rice’s prize trophy as main draw. Entry requires club credentials and a $5 fee. a New York Pennsylvania seven on seven team match may be arranged. Event at Murray Hill Isle Thousand Islands, secretary Dr. L. D. Brighton Jr. A report notes Pillsbury Shipley game from 1897 and other problems and prizes in the period’s chess column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Association
Isaac L. Rice
Murray Hill Isle
Thousand Islands
L. D. Brighton, Jr
Madison Street
Brooklyn
Janowski
Prague
Porges
Carlsbad
Schlachter
Pillsbury
Shipley
Thousands Islands
H. N. Pillsbury
New York
Walter Penn Shipley
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiupa Darr
Sophie Laydam
G.A.R
Council of Administration
Fifth and
Chestnut Streets
John L. Grim
Harry Fratz
H. T. Stanwood
Charles Rodenbaugh
H. H. Bengough
Ellis Post
Adam Sanderson
Detre
Henry Rittenhouse
15Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
D. W. Bussinger
Cape May
Republic
Post Relief Fund
Sanderson
Nicholas
J. Vv. C
Harry L. Briggs
Charlies F. Kennedy
Department of Pennsylvania
Courtland Sanders
William Kirk
Bier
M. Shindle
P. C. John M. D. Huntley
T. Cooper Aldred
P. C. John L. Grim
Monument Fund
Washington
Adams
Palmer
Singleton
Johnson
P. C
Post 21
Thirtyninth
Market Streets
Old Chester
William McGowan
Wilde Post
Winfield Scott
George W. Butler
John J. King
Charles P. Detninger
Joseph T. Burnett
Samuel Shannon
Washington Club
King
A. C. Reiff
Pearson
Clime
W. BR. D. Blackwood
Charles P. Delninger
James H. Wolfe
Opon
Company K
Third Regiment
Derr
Thirteenth Section School Board
Wyoming Grammar
Warner Schools
G A. R
John Parry
Minererile
Thie Columm
Survivors’ Association
Jennie Secore
Buster Banks
Ryven
Florence Brock
Firefly Lighting Company
John Kraneck
Peters
Samuel T. Walters
A. J Stager
J. H. Cramer
Sixth
Spring Garden
William H. Williemece
Spain
Paderewski
Carolyn Well
Walter Penn
Ptro
Pto
Bdiack
Banner Problems
E. E. Westbury
N. Harrop
Mr. Westbury
C. C. W. Sumner
William J. Ferris
Chester
Williams. Hanger
J. Henry Smythe, Jr
George C. Renkauff
Thomson
Isaac P. Blakemore
T. B. Miller
Wilkesbarre
P. J. Hotun
Muston
U.G
the Happy
Elkton
B. P. Newnam
George Hatz
H. A. Halloway
Knarf Nikellim
Frank P. Vincent
Mount Holly
N. J
J. A. Kaiser
Bulger
Mr. Bulger
Westburg
Mr. N. Harrop
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