Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 30, 16 December 1916 — Page 19
HE RICHMOND PALLADIUM.. DBCEMBEIt 16, 1916
FAGE SEVEN
This Is Saturday Morning. What Is He Doing? What Do You Do to 'Hlep Your Mother Oh Saturday Morning? Tell Aunt Molly About It;
, DON'T F0R6CT - .v;.;Vi TO TAKE THE , WVT. I ASHCS OUT OF Jh
MAY AND HER PIE .. ' ' ''' ' ; i On afternoon May's mother gave her a pic. May went to the back porch, and Jack, her dog, followed her. May gat down and Jack looked at the pie. May thought that Jack was hungry, and gave Jack part of the pie. Then came a cat and looked at May. May said poor cat she la hungry and gave her part of th pie. Then came a robin for some pie. May gave tne robin a part of the pie. And then came a rabbit and jump around May, May thought the rabit was hungry and gave all the pie she had left. She went in the house and asked her mother for another pie. The mother said, "This is the last one you will have." - And this time May went in her bed room, And she did not open the door till she ate her pie. JOHN R1ZIO 6B Whitewater School.
THE FAIRY'S GIFT Long ago there lived a -widow and her child. One day the little girl said, to her mother, "Today la Thanksgiving and we have nothing in the house to eat." Just then they heard a knock oh the door and the little girl went to the door and there was a fairy with a large basket which she handed to the llttle girl. She thanked the fairy and asked her In but Bhe said, "No,"and went on her way. When the mother opened the basket there was fruit of all kinds, turkey and many other good things. Now youmay know what a good dinner they had. Marguerite ' Breese, Whitewater school. ,
Take every chance you can to be kind, because some day there may be no more chances. Miss Deland.
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BEAUTIFUL SNOW
!he snow is falling lightly .:
I On the roofs so brown Children all are singing blythly As the snow comes down. . Snow flakes gently falling ;Snow flakes fair to see, To you are children calling "Oh, come down to me." i ' Contributed by.
f MYRTLE THOMAS; I ? Grade 7 B.
j The great fire in Chicago was October 8, 1871. -
MY PETS
Once upon a time I had four cats their names were Fanny, Tom, Spottie and Snow Ball. They climbed trees. One day we went to their nest. Fanny was dead, Ve dug a hole and buried her. The rest of them were all right for about a month. A dog killed the mother and the little ones were not old enough to find their own living. T found them and I fed them I had
them for my pets. ELSIE SCWEYER, Warner School.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
If you ever want to amount to anything, start now. -
Hello Children
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Something To Write About
Iv Have you ever seen little children who looked like" the ones in this; picture? Did you ever stop to think how differently the children of other ! lands dress? Where is this place? What time of year is it? What are; the two girls making with their needles? What has baby in her hands?! Do you see something in the distance? What kind of a day is it? Write j a little story about this picture, and give each little girl a name. Tell all j about what they are doing, where they live, and, if you think they have some brothers, tell what they might be doing. . i
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