From Wee Wisdom, 1934.

From the University of Mississippi's 1932 yearbook.

From St. Andrew's College Review, 1939.

From Fields and Fencerows by Porter & Hansen and illustrated by Hugh Spencer & Ottilie Foy, 1937.

From Wee Wisdom, 1930.

From Writing & Illuminating, & Lettering by Edward Johnston, 1932.

From The Workbook for The New Down the River Road, 1936.

"I am not a doll."  From Toys At Play by Ketchum & Rice and illustrated by Hart, 1932.

From Wee Wisdom, 1934.

From English in Action, Course Two by J. C. Tressler and illustrated by A. B. Savrann, 1935.

"[T]he picture which the Mighty-Water Spirit painted of the fight between his hunting dogs and Ginikaje. The great head of the bird is Lake Superior, whose long beak runs far down into the United States. Lake Huron is its body and Lake Michigan the powerful left wing stretched for the blow that blinded poor Miwe. Georgian Bay is the bird’s right wing folded to its side. We thought the St. Mary River might be its neck, and the Straits of Mackinaw its shoulders. Its single leg is the River St. Clair; its foot, Lake St. Clair; and its one toe, the Detroit River. Lake Erie is Miwe, the daring flood tide, as he bounded upward and forward to snap at the leg of the bird. Lake Ontario is Giwe, the cautious ebb tide, who hung back. The harness strap is the Niagara River broken at the Niagara Falls, while the long leash, held by the Mighty-Water Spirit, is the St. Lawrence River itself.”  From Canadian Neighbourhood by Harry Amoss, 1933.

From America in Midpassage II by Charles Beard & Mary Beard and illustrated by Wilfred Jones, 1939.

Today's crying Dodo bird.  From Wee Wisdom, 1934.

From Armour Institute of Technology's 1937 yearbook.

From The Ontario Readers Primer: Mary, John and Peter, 1933.

From The Workbook for The New Friendly Village by Mabel O'Donnell and illustrated by Dorothy Todd, 1936.

From The Art Teacher by Pedro J. Lemos, 1939.

From Ohio State University's 1939 yearbook.

From Cues for You by Mildred Graves Ryan, 1930.

From Wee Wisdom, 1934.