Rhymes for the Season Football Note from Boston Post
A Boston Post note on football hints at a season theme with a playful, rhymed line about a yeastlike mass and two evens in a lump, using period newspaper voice and internal humor.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1898
Page
2
A Boston Post note on football hints at a season theme with a playful, rhymed line about a yeastlike mass and two evens in a lump, using period newspaper voice and internal humor.
A verse reflection on autumn brightness and thrift as a prudent man travels to town seeking fare, only to find no dimes in his vest, highlighting financial worry and prudence in a small town setting.
In Breezy November the air bites as you chase a lively hat along the pavement. The focus shifts from pursuit to the moment of capture, where joy resides in the act itself rather than the chase.
On a windswept sand tract beyond Provincetown, the Massachusetts Harbor and Land Commission fights moving dunes that threaten town and harbor. Massive wind driven sand advances threaten to bury the wooded belt and Cape shoreline, while crews monitor dunes and safeguard the coast in a struggle mirroring a natural onrush.
The life saving stations replace sand blasted glass and describe reclaiming dunes by vegetation. A large area is being stabilized by planting beach grass on dunes windward and filling gaps with Scotch broom and timarix to hold sand and create a fertile belt with moisture in Massachusetts coastal lands.
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