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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
8
Viola wanders a garden and hears roses and lilies speak. Feeling remorse for trampling flowers she asks forgiveness and learns the flowers forgive her. She vows to end the Brownies and restore the fairies to their happy garden.
A short poem notes a water melon growing on a vine watched by a child. The Pickaninnle steals and eats the melon in one day, consuming rind and all, and the melon then finishes him. The piece is attributed to Mrs L. V. Mallingon.
Viola confronts the Brownie king and queen demanding the return of the fairies. She builds a leaf house to win their freedom, leverages fairy magic, and frees the band returning them to their garden home. A separate note recounts a mother and seven children traveling by car, the oldest under six.
A crowd parts as a bold young man leads a handful of sailors toward a beach. They choose a sturdy boat and utter parting words before sailing away despite warnings, starting a perilous journey.
Spectators watch a fragile raft ride a raging gale as a lone figure clings to hope while a spectral calm falls. An old Kansas man faces death with his wife’s aid, amid rain, sheep and a quest for light as the storm rages.
A list of guests and seasonal residents includes Mrs T L Kennedy of Camden Maine Mr and Mrs H L Aydelotte of Washington DC and a party of tourists led by Miss Estelle Corrie of Decatur Ill Miss Cooper of Winona and Mr E A Martin of Indianapolis Also noted are Mr and Mrs B C Bixby of Boston Mr Arthur C Lord and Mr Charles T Bright of Chicago and Miss Mabel Bliss of Clemmons Academy The remarks end with a quip about a promoter providing the ocean and ships.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter and family of Noroton Heights Connecticut are at the Lymouth cottage for the season.
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