. Baltimore and Ohio Employees magazine . OAT of Gold paint, traitez les milkweedpods comme les bavures Jimson. Avec des branchesde la montagne Laurier comme feuillage, vous mayarrange des bouquets qui coûtent un petit fortunein les boutiques à la mode. Question de l'examen : quel animal est satisfait avec le moins de nourriture? Réponse : le papillon. Il ne mange rien de butholes.—échange. Thanksgiving est ici par Louise Perry, Ida Smith et Marie le Chener Dorsey, Md. LE temps DE THANKSGIVING est ici pour makechildren heureux. Il y aura beaucoup de bon courage. La dinde est gras andsaucy; peut-être qu'il ne sait pas ce qu'agood grand rôti il va
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. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . oat of gold paint, treat the milkweedpods like the Jimson burrs. With branchesof the mountain laurel as foliage, you mayarrange bouquets that cost a small fortunein the fashionable shops. Examination Question: What animal is satisfied withthe least nourishment? Answer: The moth. It eats nothing butholes.—Exchange. Thanksgiving Is Here By Louise Perry, Ida Smith and Marie Le Chener Dorsey, Md. THANKSGIVING time is here to makechildren happy. There will be lots ofgood cheer. The turkey is fat andsaucy; perhaps he doesnt know what agood big roast he will make. The great bigpumpkin in his pretty yellow jacket has justsaid goodby to the cornfield, for he knowswhat is going to happen. Hell be cut into pieces And cooked in a pot, Then baked in a pie And we shall eat him hot. There are lots of cranberries To garnish the dishes. And each one may eat Just as much as he wishes. And Oh, for the pumpkin pie And the great big chocolate cake, But ah, they make me sigh. For they give me tummy ache!. The Little Wild BirdsBy Dorothy Cassady Marysville, Ind. We love to see the wild birds.We love to hear them sing-, We hate to see them leaving.Though they come back in the Spring. Some folks like to shoot them. But I dont call that fun, For the birds eat the worms in the gardens Till after the harvest is done. Indian Life By Frances Riley. , Dorsey, Md.The Indians lived in the Western lands, And spread their wigwams in the sands.They loved to hunt from day to day.While their children were at play. And never could they read or write.Though always they knew how to fight.They never went to school one day.But always were at fight or play. An Oversight John, asked father, do you practice on the piano while I am away at business? Yes, father, every day, replied the boy. How long did you practice today? Three hours. Well, I am glad to hear that you are soregular. And the next time you practice be sureto unlock the piano. Here is the key. Ilocked the ins
