Toboggan Clash At Midnight School Stirs Dormitory Rivalry
Junior and senior students clash over a toboggan run on the school incline. Cupples Crandall and allies seize the slide while day students pursue, snowballs fly, and a secret plan by the four juniors emerges as the fight spills from platform to meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hack Wan
Ken
Stanley Viere
Eline
Waters
Gardner
Lovell
Perkins
Cupples
Arafqgnener
Forwer Rett
Bryan
Mount Wr
Nan Merton
Flatt
Rounger
Eilnr
Fromilly
van Rovers
Seniers
Bert Reysatte
The
Soriety
Frre Mienther
Pieraizs Small
Waltons
Yesean Small
Tofrsan
Nan
Walters
Bert
Lanny
Small
Kid
Coe
Tauny
Petum
Capples
Cransdall
Vermer
Ben
Cupei
Teo
Cuppies
Crandall
Sam Perkins
Perkits
Harold
Sewall
Stanley Pierce
Fellows
Pierce
Weill
Ber
Tierce
PET MICE PREDICT WEATHER AND SHARE HOME HABITS
A reader describes two white pet mice named Ete and Grace who live in a grape crate lined with cotton. They wake for meals, avoid sharing dishes, wash after eating, and act as weather predictors by storing sunlit items when cold or warm air when conditions change. They display social play, with games like tag and handshakes, and occasionally sleep outside during warm nights.
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Ete
Grace
A Goldfish Tale by Donald Plumb
A reader shares a simple tale of two tame goldfish that collect pebbles then discard and retry. One fish eagerly eats, the other sometimes lags, while two celluloid frogs float in the bowl. The writer notes the fish’s playful behavior and hopes it amuses young readers.
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Mother
Theowl
A Hero Rooster and the Chick That He Saved
A boy recalls a time when a heroic rooster rescued a chick with a broken leg after a cat dragged it away. The rooster tended the chick, protected it daily, and later helped raise a flock of Rhode Island red hens and leghorn roosters, becoming a prized companion in farm life.
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Coop
Torworld
Rhode Island
Mad March Hare Tale Through Rabbit Town
A fragmentary verse piece describes a mad March hare and encounters with the Faster Rabbit and Easter Rabbit. Surreal images include ears blown away, door mats, air ships, and a voyage to Rabbit town ending with a nameless character named Terry Tea. The text is garbled but conveys whimsical, dreamlike events.
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Ralph Henry Barbour
Cupples and
Erkins
Ile Perkins
By Grace Deacon
Mary
John
Logan
Donald Plumb
Graham C. Driscoll
BY Helen S. Daley
Rabbit
Terry