Teaching Young America the Craft of Woods and Sea
The article extols youth training in horsemanship and boating as essential for boys. It notes early riding, reins handling, and gymkhana, along with watercraft skills from swimming to boating and sailing. It highlights competitive aims, club affiliations, camps, and parental backing shaping vigorous, well rounded youths.
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Jed
Beitie
New York
Sever
Beheaded House Fittings Page Puzzle
A quirky wordplay item lists beheading furniture, tableware, bedding, and kitchen terms to yield common human and animal traits sounds, loud noises, desirable traits, meals, activities, and a final note on a broad field of endeavor with a hint of a wartime English pronunciation.
Puzzle Party Invitation and Progressive Contest Idea
A home party puzzle plan invites guests to solve a mirror written invitation and progress through numbered puzzles hidden in sealed envelopes. Guests earn ribbons for each solved puzzle and a portioned dessert reveal, with a grand prize like a large jigsaw or sawtooth puzzle for the top solver.
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The Princess Tags and Tatters Returns to a Garden
Janet a six and a half year old Princess wanders from Miss Rose to a hidden garden found beyond an iron gate. There she meets Charles Theodore Avery, learns skating, shares bread and cheese, and bonds with Teddy before trouble erupts as Angelina discovers intruders and chases Teddy and Janet from the garden. The chapter blends fantasy wonder with street reality and a clash of guardians.
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Miss Rose
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Angelina
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Esid Misel
Kimdergarten
Jance
Miss. Rope
Upataka
Raga
Charles
Theodore Avery
Teddy
Timmy Murphes
Charles Theodore
Hinet
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