Humorous Class Poem Turns Pupils Into Beans
A teacher prompts sentences using the word beans. Pupils describe family beans and declare themselves human beans in a playful classroom exchange.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
23
A teacher prompts sentences using the word beans. Pupils describe family beans and declare themselves human beans in a playful classroom exchange.
In a panel with Mrs Plaintork, Miss Elderle extols beauty with an even row of pearls and emphasizes dental care. The draw notes rising dentist fees, stating that costs have doubled for a quality set.
An anecdote describes a man in an ice cream parlor explaining his method of ordering. He prefers strawberry sundae without strawberries because he does not like strawberries.
The sermon links Micah 3 1 12 and 6 8 to today urging human rights social justice and economic security. It condemns corrupt officials landlords and loan sharks and calls for ministers with a true message who follow Christ to enact real social change.
A reflective aphorism by Henry Drummond on love retreating into shade after its public work. It suggests love’s presence remains unspoken and elusive even to the lover, emphasizing humility and secrecy in its afterglow.
Palm motif inspires a filet crochet square with mer cerized threads. Pattern 6373 gives instructions charts and diagrams plus material list. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W 14th St New York with name address and pattern number.
A brief odd ad suggests remedies for constipation and urges drinking water and joining “the Regulars” as promoted by grocers. The fragmentary text lacks clear names or dates but mentions play and Pen Eanahon.
A concise reflection attributes most worldly sins to deception, labeling liars as the root of crime. The text echoes Epictetus urging truthfulness as a remedy to moral failing and social harm.
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