The Princess and the Goose Girl Tale Reimagined
A beautiful 12 year old princess and a goose girl share a meadow encounter. The princess learns humility when she neglects a gate and her kingdom suffers as a result. The tale ends with the princess earning the title The Good Princess through hard lessons and gratitude toward the goose girl.
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Signalling With Kites On A Ranch
A western boy, Harry S, turns kite flying into a practical signal system on his father’s Arizona ranch. He uses a pulley coupled to a kite with flag signals to send messages, and a rescue of a trapped bull proves the method’s value. The father plans to mass-produce collapsible kites for cowboys with royalties for Harry.
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Education and progress push in late 19th century schools
The article discusses sixth and seventh grade exhibition work at high schools, outdoor gym potential at Davis Street school, and ventilation studies in classrooms. It quotes Yale president Hadley on college value, notes growing female education for Pan American expo work, and mentions American global education expansion, irrigation plans, and Chinese affairs.
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A Spiritualistic Evening and Its Ghostly Game
A spiritualistic gathering features guests adopting three lives per participant as they play a word-building circle. The aim is to avoid completing a word while naming letters. the last to lose all lives becomes a spirit. The piece describes costumes, decor, and a cautious note on potential health concerns from artificial flowers.
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Athletics in the School Kindled by Field Day Energy
Public school children embraced physical culture after initial resistance. A field day sparked ambition, turning training into a favored activity. This year the program will continue with renewed energy and a slight change in the third year.
A Portfolio of Wild Flowers
A description of Elecampane a tall perennial weed with large rough leaves and bright yellow flower heads likened to a tramp. It explains its European origin and medicinal roots for horses and people, compares it to Black Eyed Susan, and gives painting directions for sky trees and foliage ending with golden yellow blooms.
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Ghostly pranks and a red carnation deception in society
In a playful scene a player dons a strange costume after forming three words and sneaks up behind others to unsettle them. A lighthearted ghost tale discussion follows, while Lancet warns of a convincing artificial flower that fooled a dinner guest, later exposed by laboratory tests revealing clever design.
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