The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 May 1936 — Page 4

THE; DAILY BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1936.

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Children pet funny notions. Iton't i we all? Anyway a little girl was fascinated watching hoi mother wind j thread onto the bobbin of the sev/ing machine. The child had long hair and J 'ier mother said. “The weather is getting so warm I believe I will bob j vour hair." The child immadiatcly j protested and even cried and he: ! mother was astonished and greatly puzzled. Questions revealed that the little girl confused hob ami bobbin and thought her mother was about to wind her hair off onto it spool. A little girl in Terre Haute had j frequently seen negro men march by her house with bands playing and in full regalia and she was told they 1 were members of some lodge. She was quite astonished later when her father went, one night, to lodge. She , had thought “lodge" meant only colored men. A familiar hymn a few years ago was "I will guide thee with mine eye.” Our little cousin was heard lustily singing "I will guide thee with j my knife.” And we have all heard about the child who asked his mother at the zoo to show him the "consecrated cross-eyed bear," We were thinking, this afternoon, ibout noises. All of us have things we like to hear, anil things that set us crazy. In the old days when part of every morning’s duties was cleaning the lamp chimneys, we had a friend who would put her hands over her ears and run when the cloth squeaked as it was turned inside the chimney.

in spite of all the psychologists say about noise. The familiar slow squeak of a rocking chair. The breeze through a screen door on a drousy’ summer afternoon. Add to that the odor — not too close -of cucumbers in vinegar but we were’nt going to talk about smells. The far away whistle of a train at •light. We always want to follow it nit into the dark and the distance. Ami then there is the sound of song looks dropped softly into their racks it church and the hushed rustle of i congregation coming out from miller the spell of the sermon and the music. There is the sound of the beater as your hostess gives a few final whirls to the whipped cream she is about to larrup out on sonic as yet unseen dcs■rt that you intend to eat to the last rich spoonful although you know ou have already eaten too much. There is the sound of slow rain on the roof that makes sleep so easy, and the sound of the little frogs with tenor voices. They are known, we believe, as "peepers" and they come with the pussy-willows in the spring. There is the soft high voice of a little girl singing outside the window to her hollihock dolls. Ami there is the lazy rhythmic flap of a caipet beater in some distant back yard. There is the clap-clap of the hoofs of the milk wagon's horse that wakes you to the pale green light of dawn.' You hear a few early birds speculating about the breakfast worm before you drift off for that half waking.! half sleeping interval that preludes the new day.

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large as Elmer Reichert. The government had to order two pairs of shoes, size 18 EKE to fit Reichert, who is <i feet. 11 inches tall, and weighs 245 pounds.

Joke On Police Kails WALLA WALLA, Wash. <Vt*> Melvin Weitz’s idea of a good time was to follow a policeman down the street ami eiase the chalk marks placed on tires of autos by the officer. The idea was abruptly halted when a second officer followcf i Welt*.

There is the fire siren. You sin- 1 cerely hope there is no fitr. hut you run, determined that if the flames must burst out of somebody's roof.! you will be there to see them! It means suspense and exictenient and a milling crowd.

That didn’t bother us but we have a canary bird who picks at his leathers with a funny clicking sound of his bill. So far we have exercised :reat self-control, as we are really ond of the bird. Hu) someday In* will click that little bill once too iften ami we will wring Ins little neck. But there are pleasant sounds, too.

And then, there Is that terrible insect that sits in a tree somewhere

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A few yellow leaves are falling, the sunshine is somewhat pale, and there is a whif of coolness in the air. You are brought up short with the thought that another britf summer has passed over you. Wherever you are going, you are a little nearer there. You shiver a little, look about the yard as if it were something unfamiliar and go into the house.

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