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Friday, May 7, 2021
Domestic Cats
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Cat , the name of the commonest of the household pet animals, is also applied to the family to which the cat belongs. This family...
Pole Cat
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A pole cat is a small animal .of the weasel family. The common polecat is found in most parts of Europe, except the extreme south. It is a...
Pointer
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A pointer is a hunting dog, so called because it stops short at the sight of game and points toward it with its nose. It has a smooth coat...
Centipede
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The centipede is a creature which has many feet and a body consisting of numerous similar rings or segments, each of which bear...
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
Billy Basso Bull Frog
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Billy Basso Bull Frog by Florence M. Pettee Billy Basso Bullfrog A-rumbling in the dark, A-tuning up his viol, While all the swamp fold hark...
How Mother Nature Cleans
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How Mother Nature Cleans by Oscar H. Roesner When Mother Nature cleans the sky And makes it shiny blue, So all the stars may twinkle bright,...
Grandmother's Garden
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Grandmother's Garden by Marjorie Barrows Amaryllis and I heard a fairy In grandmother's garden today, When the wind in the roses w...
Caterpillar On The Wall
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Caterpillar On The Wall by Marion Ryan Caterpillar on the wall, Fuzzy, furry yellow ball! Don't I wish that I could spy You turning to...
Saturday, August 8, 2020
A Rainy Day Game
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A Rainy-Day Game by K. G. Buffman A little soap and water And a little pipe of clay Will make the time go faster On a rain...
Transportation Index
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Far left, The Chiva Bus Parade. Left Center, Mother Goose Auto Parade. Center Right, Road Sign Graphics. Far Right, one of the first ai...
President John Adams
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Illustrated portrait of President John Adams. John Adams (1735-1826), was the second President of the United States, and the mo...
Friday, August 7, 2020
The Fourth of July
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The Fourth of July by Charles Sprague To the sages who spoke, to the heroes who bled, To the day and the deed, strike the harp- ...
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