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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1897

Page

5

Immortal athletes vow for a risen Christ’s world

In a meditation on mortality and faith, the speaker imagines future perfection where earthly pains vanish and the resurrected join a celestial city. He envisions a world without funerals or tears, replaced by triumphant music and praise. Hallelujah fills the scene as the tomb’s shattered walls witness hope.

Saul

How They Are Made And What Toys They Were

Reading aloud from a bygone era, the piece describes paper dolls cut from newspaper strips, grown from cheap cards to tinted figures with costumes. It recounts rainy day crafts, forming rings of dolls on the floor, hanging figures from ceilings, and children amused by dancing, stitched paper figures.

Mamma Baby

Spitball Tricks Create Hanging Paper Dancers in Playroom

Children mastered a self made spitball craft to fling soft chewed balls that stuck to ceilings and danced when stirred. They climbed chairs to gain height and used fans, closet doors, and registers to provoke motion, turning the ceiling into a backdrop for playful performances.

Fry Jack Charlie

Four Little Blackbirds and Kite Flying Wonders

A playful verse about four little blackbirds and a teasing Joe, followed by a feature on a Washington boy's two day kite flight in 1880 and the spread of kite science with prizes from the Boston Aeronautical Society, plus a vivid description of Ah Gan in traditional dress from St Nicolas.

Washington Boston Aeronautical Society San Francisco Ah Gan Theodore St. Nicholas

Birdie's Bath Prompting Farm Talk in Youth's Company

The short notice from Youth's Company describes a scene where a canary finishes its bath and hops to a perch as Jennie calls, mentioning readiness for the sows. The vignette captures quaint domestic dialogue and rural humor.

Jennie

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