From St. Nicholas, 1915.

From The Hundred Best Animals by Lilian Gask, 1914.

From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

From Chatterbox, 1918.

At first glance, we thought they were on a flying carpet.  From Ottawa University's 1915 yearbook.  See How to Hoodoo Hack a Yearbook.

"When Old Man Winter arrives."  From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

"'So this is the last of Bad Bill, desperado, gun-man, renegade, of Hangman's Gulch,' said the shrieking voice of the ghost of Horn Mountain."  From American Indian Weekly, 1911.

From Wesleyan College's 1917 yearbook.

From The Book of Fables and Folk Stories by Horace Elisha Scudder, 1919.

"I'd be all right if the bed would just stop goin' roun'!"  From The Duluth Herald, 1914.

From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

Revealed -- pine cones are fairy telephone receivers.  From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

Today's pyramid reflected in a mirage and with a face is from from Illinois Holiness University's 1915 yearbok.

From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

From Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and illustrated by John R. Neill, 1914.

From The Duluth Herald, 1915.  

From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.

What's the square root of a pink cat with blue tail, a changed schedule, two green socks, and Miss Prong?  From Tulane University's 1910 yearbook.

"Autumn preparedness."  From The Fairy Housekeepers by Norma Bright Carson and illustrated by Hazeltine Fewsmith, 1917.