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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
14
Mrs Cheerful Chicken, beloved for her light hearted ways, wakes to find her coop and mansion in a shabby state. Her friend Mrs Brown Chicken notes they are the worst houses in the yard and water access is poor while Cheerful tries to remain sunny despite the gloom.
Mrs Cheerful learns her dark chicks disappoint as visitors praise blondes. A visiting girl admires the dark brood while Mr Chantecler boasts of the brood, and the yard witnesses the clash of pride and color amid a bright day at the coop.
In a bustling coop scene Mr Chantecler critiques the color mix of broods as Mrs Cheerful and neighbors react. He laments lack of yellow chicks while praising blondes, while Mrs Brown Chicken consoles and Mrs Cheerful clutches her brood inside the coop.
A puzzling word riddle hints at a part of the head a teet grows slender or broad a head of large size that holds a feast and a tall feature that causes some people to feel uneasy.
Practical Easter craft notes describe decorating eggs and making egg shell boats with toothpicks and candle wax. It outlines Humpty Dumpty paper figures from white paper with painted faces, striped vests, collars, and hats, plus simple assembly steps using glue and cut shapes.
A tale of Sicily’s first post age stamp bearing King Ferdinand IV. Debates over red and green colors and distinct values end with a clever frame-like postmark that preserves the king’s portrait while canceling the stamp.
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