Word: fish
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...very pretty. The second is very good. The third is poor. The fourth is fair. The last is very good and brings back very distinctly reminiscences of the winter months. "The Execution of the Snake River" is very good. It is straightforward and is well told. "My Fish Story" by Percy Appleton is well named, being very improbable. it is not very interesting. The other stories of the number are good. The number, as a whole, is a very pleasant change from the usual aesthetic style of the Advocate stories...
...number of Outing is much more interesting to the general reader than usuall. The first article is "How the Major Learned to Fish." It is an interesting and commonplace love story with a little advice as to the best methods of fishing for pike and bass worked in. The heroine is a little stilted but she knows so much about fishing that we can forgive her. "A Jack-Rabbit Chase" by Belle Hunt, is brisk and amusing. The leading article of the number is "Queens of the Trotting Track." It is chiefly statistics and is rather dull reading...
...professional school. Colnnel Higginson's "Address of Welcome to the Harvard and Yale Football Teams" is printed in full. "Headmasters on Secondary Education" consists of a number of short articles by the principals of the leading preparatory schools of New England, among whom are D. W. Abercrombie. C. E. Fish, J. P. Hopkinson, J. S. White and others. "The College in Early Days" is an interesting description by A. M. Davis '54. "Anecdote and Reminiscence" consists of an account of Lafayette's visit to Harvard by Dr. Peabody and a description of the first Pudding play by L. Hayward...
...Class Day exercises at Exeter were held yesterday. At the close the senior class were given a reception by Principal and Mrs. Fish, and in the evening the usual June ball was held...
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