The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-30
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love ~.-a a.s teacher He brings a.
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apples s19 from the dirty depths o.
alz tro1ssrs' po1zets produces choco-
.ztas mingled with fish hooks and
-'fi1g A. home be lcses his appetite
His mother gets anxious and after
having examined his tongue with nj.
croscoDic care, administers ca,nlp
tea.
Tae next day Johnnie sees her
o1, walking With the prlncipal-hls.
appetite falls fifty per cent. The cat.
nip tea is again administered. In his
day 1reams al school he protects her
from Imaginary Indians, cannibals
and robbers,
Just a. the catnip tea IS being
drained 70 the bitter dregs. a new
girl moves in next door-a tall blond
thing Of nine summers-a scornful
eamsel. He wonders that nc could
have looked at any other.
he brightens up now and blacks his |
shoes regularly
You begin 70 notice how well John.
ME studIes-the catnip tea has work. |
cd wonders When the children gath. |
or around the evening lamp Johnnie
o. the most studlols o; all. He aas
a bran new tablet and with his arlth-
metlc In strong profile is a most sat.
isiying object
You call your better halr's atton.
tion 10 It with a nudge and wink |
that means-"see the result OF my
catnip." He smiles and mumbles |
something about "he was Iust that
studious when he was a boy" John.
ME sighs, tears out page .n ais
tablet, sticks the rubber Of his zen
ell In his mouth, gazes Tito space
and prepares for another st,It Sud.
denly he stops: Say, Sis" he Nhie.
pers, chow do you spell tresses?"
Wood" she answers. Poor Johnnie.
This Is really his first case. About this
age he reaches the stage in his career
when he reads Ella Wheeler Wilcox
about like this:
"If all the girls VINO are stuck on me
Would come a-salling DER the lea,
How many thousand would there be?"
The next girl he meets is cher"
There never was girl like her
there never would be. He c-ca a1s up
10 her fence AT night and watchci Ia.
twinkle Of the light in her room.
Then he s"-rnadcs her al; the ecu.
pants Of the back yard fences are
awed into silence. He gets him a
Job at $3.50 week and spends 50
On a buggy to take her riding on
Sunday afternoon.
Renowned scientists declare thers
Is but one way to overcome this
attack and that is to marry.
The most common animal In tho