Teach the children to crusade
j against these creatures They ai»
i serving humanity when they help
; kill them. Offer rewards for dead
j flies and for pest holes cleaned up be
j fore the end of this month. A health
j medal would surely be In order for
the child who made a good record as
a fly swatter and a mosquito
squasher.
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Mr. Patri will give personal attention
the inquiries of parents and school leache •
on the 'are and development of children
Write him care of this paper, inclosine
self-addressed, stamped envelope for reply
*' Puzzhcks' ’
—, Puzzle-Limerick> ■
1 A dashing young man from —1
1 And a wealthy young maiden named
> '1
Were planning to —3 —,
But her dad spoiled the —4—
By remarking. ‘ Her cash will —5
NOTE —As you’ll see when you
! complete this limerick, the young man
,jwas evidently distinctly mercenary
' ■ else he and the young lady would
i i here left anyhow. But the “Pun
> j zlick” shows you why they stayed
• home. The answer and another of
»1 these limping limericks Will appear
i j tomorrow.
Yesterday’s "PutilfcK."
There was a young fellow named
Doyle
l Who wrapped his wife up in tin foil:
For he said “£he's so sweet
i And she is such a treat
( I’m terribly ’fraid she will spoil.”
K'opvriitht. llilfi.l
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