"Framed by a mystic flame."  From Wabash's 1968 yearbook.

A photorealistic depiction of autumn fog.  From Nebelspalter, 1929.

From Methodist College's 1984 yearbook.

Though the context is extraterrestrials, this sounds like some parties we've been to here on earth.  "They were nice; they said relax ... Later, one particular being was not so nice."  From UFO Newsclipping Service, 1991.

This photo may be used as a tool to facilitate time travel.  From Guilford's 1974 yearbook.

From Hints From the Hornograph On the Signs of the Times, or, The Unsealing of the Hermetic Books of Joseph the Hebrew by Compte Goshorne, 1879.

It's only the two-eyed people that we're socially uncomfortable with.  "The visit of a two-eyed child," from the rare Twilight Fairy Tales by Maud Booth, 1906.

Today's playing card royalty riding rocking horses are from The Book of Hobbies; or, A Guide to Happiness by Charles Taussig and Theodore Meyer, 1924.

Find the lost kitten.  From Chatterbox, 1909.

From The Cats' Arabian Nights by Abby Morton Diaz, 1881.

From If: A Nightmare in the Conditional Mood by Charles Graves and E. V. Lucas, illustrated by George Morrow, 1908.

From Harper's, 1879.

From the out-of-print The Return of the Dragon by Jane Zaring and illustrated by Polly Broman.

From The Moon Prince by Richard Kendall Munkittrick, 1893.

From The Fifty Gates of Understanding by Aleta Blanche Baker and illustrated by Gibbs Mason, 1930.

From Coraddi, 1925.

From Ethos, 1960.

Humpty Dumpty cries over hearing a nonsense song.  Imagine how unbearably miserable, how out of place he must have felt in Wonderland, what a stranger he was in a strange land.  From The Roly-Poly Book by Laura Rountree Smith, 1923.

From A Thousand and One Afternoons in Chicago by Ben Hecht and illustrated by Herman Rosse, 1922.