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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1912
Page
8
The weather service expands beyond trans Atlantic reports to include southern ocean vessels with twice daily weather briefings. Merchants handling perishables rely on forecasts to protect futures and shipments, while salvage firms depend on timely forecasts to avert total losses.
Templeton Yellet builds tall sand mounds by solving how to keep sand from slipping. He refuses to share the method, then sees many children enjoying the sand together while he feels envy and learns a second lesson about cooperation.
A narrator notes a pleasanter secret and calls to George to show how to build better sand heaps. He, George, the Tuckers, and others begin constructing impressive, tall sand mounds together, turning a private amusement into a cooperative outdoor activity.
Train announcer Ben Brown faces job jeopardy as a rival parrot, owned by S. P. Bowen of Greencastle Indiana, mimics his calls en route to Los Angeles. The squawking bird heckles and disrupts radio announcements with phrases about Rock Island and westbound trains. Brown retreats, unable to match the feathery heckler.
Each line clues a letter by inclusion in one word and exclusion from another. The eight letters form a single word describing a condition of all winter weather. The phrase invites solving with a classic letter riddle approach.
A playful collection of light verse riddles asks why a cherry is red and read the meaning of water at half tide. It links a bed to a ticking mattress and a gun to kicking without feet in a series of clever wordplay questions.
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