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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

13

May Pole Dance For Springtime Fun

The May page celebrates children dancing around a pole with ribbons. Girls and boys weave a ribbon chain, moving in and out as they twirl to create a vivid, festive maypole scene filled with motion and color.

Old Knapsack and the War Myth in a Nursery Tale

A childlike tale unfolds with Bobble staging a pretend war using toy soldiers. An elder, Old Knapsack, appears from a newspaper, offering wartime reflections on loss and memory. The piece transitions to fables of forget-me-nots, Hyacinth, and a castle tale ending with the Wall Flower legend.

Grant Anecdote of a Civil War Driver and Horses

A shortened anecdote about General Ulysses S. Grant and his attitude toward a hard driving, ill-tempered wagon driver during the Civil War. The scene follows marching armies on Virginia roads with tired men and weary horses as drivers strive to ease the burden, until the cross driver spurs a moment of conflict amid marshy terrain.

U. & Grant Eneral Grant Virginia

Hidden Sewing Articles and Word Puzzle Frolic

A jumble of puzzle clues and quirky vignettes appears with hidden sewing article hints and a Civil War era anecdote. The piece blends wordplay with fashion notes and a mock demonstration of tissue paper dolls dancing under glass.

Charles Otto Percy

May Day Customs In England A Glimpse Of Festive Traditions

The article surveys English May Day customs across towns and villages. It describes London chimney sweeps in elaborate costumes marching with a flower crowned bow and hats to pass the hat for coins, children gathering violets and primroses, and maypole dances. Oxford boy choristers sing matins at dawn, while garlanded children parade near Magdalen College. In Canada a May Queen is crowned by public choice. Past records note milkmaids leading cows in flowers and a man dancing in a frame of silver cups, creating a bizarre spectacle.

Bobble Bobby Knapsack Jie Hite Uttle Dan Europe London Magdalen College, Oxford Oxford Euler Nowora

The Circus Is Coming to Town Urrahs Cheer

A playful verse celebrates the upcoming circus arrival with excitement about acrobats, clowns, freaks, and side shows. The narrator anticipates saving pennies, enjoying a rider on a horse, and the snowy tents pitched in town as the event nears.

Tley

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