Pinehurst School girls publish cheerful fortnightly Pinecone
The Pinecone, a fortnigh tly issue by the Pinehurst School girls, surprised readers with dainty verse and prose. Proceeds from larger editions will aid charity, while The Outlook reprints the opening issue for wide supply. A Christmas edition with color cover is promised. demand may outpace orders.
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Pinehurst
Surprise Tale Of Albert And The Iron Bar
A short verse recalls a boy named Albert who disobeyed his mother and tried a stunt near an iron bar. He acted too quickly, caused a crash, and injured his teeth in the mishap. The fragment mentions E Abbe A Moore as part of the text.
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Albert
Abbe
Moore
Ernest
Mississippi
St Moritz Winter Sports Valued For Safety
The writer praises St Moritz for winter sports noting three main activities skating toboganning and skiing. Skating is described as not dangerous while skiing is only risky if pushed too far, potentially becoming very dangerous.
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Euay
A. Moore
St. Moritz
Master Albert Tufts Masters Gymnastic Ideal and Teeth
A fragment notes Master Albert Tufts achieving a gymnastic somersault on the iron bar and breaking teeth. A joke about a young surgeon misidentifying a leg during amputation appears. Moon and stars imagery follows, with a summer night and lamp-lit street scene. Pinehurst water tests remain satisfactory and praised by doctors. A tutor advertises for a seventeen year old boy and accompanying outdoors activities.
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Albert Tufts
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