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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1926

Page

2

Hidden Sketches of an Elf Night Themed Theft

Two elves plan a theft of a rare flower scent. One escapes, climbs the stalk, and holds the scent in his heart before sliding down. The other elf attempts sharing it but finds the scent cannot be transferred. The poem explores scent theft as a metaphor of inner possession.

Kite adventure ends as wind carries away big bird

Bud, Tommy, and Karl build a blue and yellow kite with string and paste pots. The kite soars then slips from Bud’s grip and is lost. Bud and Karl search the block while their mother visits a hospital, where a Japanese boy on the roof finds the kite drifting down from heaven as a nurse translates.

Tommy John Johnnie China Bud Karl Mother Red Cross Children’s Hospital

Corner Ball and tag style yard games described

The piece outlines games like Corner Ball with triangle or square boundaries based on players, Two Deep with runners and chasers, Baste where animals guard dens, The Huntsman with rabbits, and a verse about flowers and a garden. It reads as coach or parent guidance for schoolyard play and imaginative playtime activities.

The Difference Why am I like a clock

A playful dialogue between Karl and Aunt Bessie uses clock imagery to describe daily life. The exchange mentions two hands and a clean face, then counts days open or closed in a week. The piece contrasts apparent similarities with a lingering difference in routine.

Little Karl Aunt Bessie Tyre

When Mother Bakes

A nostalgic poem about a child drawn by the scent of baked goods from the mother in the kitchen. The narrator skips tasks to reach the kitchen where pies cookies doughnuts and cakes await. The joy peaks as the mother teases with treats and the child exclaims affectionate excitement.

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