Bargain Raid Captivates Shoppers in Frenzied Sale
A crowded clearance drew bargain-hungry shoppers who jostled and grabbed remnants. Clerks wondered at the frenzy as hundreds rushed the line, paying nine cent trades and debating if goods would wash or fade. The wild event left many exhausted after the frenzied six hundred shoppers.
Why Women Never Age Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse notes women as endlessly active in service and social duties. It sketches their perpetual motion from dawn to night, portraying constant care, shopping, dancing, and appearances with a playful satirical tone.
Open Letter on Golf Improvement at Pinehurst
Albert Marten of Newark writes to The Outlook sharing his weeklong Pinehurst golf study. He details card tracking, scores from 109 to 76, and a method using the right club at each reach point to lower scores, urging others to mind their strokes and keep improving while praising Pinehurst facilities and hospitality.
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Mrs McDowell Hosts Lenox Tea Amid Pine Decor
Mrs F W McDowell of Evanston NL entertained Lenox friends at afternoon tea at The Arlington. She was visiting with her daughter Miss Olive McDowell. The porch featured tasteful pine boughs and cones and the pleasant afternoon added charm to the event.
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F. W. McDowell
Evanston
Lenox
Olive McDowell
Arlington
Increased Water Supply for Pinehurst Underway
Intensive work advances village water expansion to raise daily supply from about 150000 gallons to 5 to 6 hundred thousand. Pinehurst benefits from exceptionally pure water due to 20 feet of sand filtration. wells range deep, ensuring purity, clarity, and softness. Sydnoy Well and Pump Company of Richmond leads the project. the firm recently secured a $100000 federal contract for a 2500 foot Wilmington well. Visitors show strong interest as operation continues, with a photo reproduced in this issue.
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Pinehurst
Sydnoy Well and Pump Company
Richmond
U.S
Wilmington
N.C
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Somerville Residents Leave and Arrive in Wave of Visits
Mr and Mrs Cassius Tunt Somerville Mass left last week for home via Washington and New York. Mr and Mrs J A Durell Somerville Mass returned Thursday via Nor folk after seven weeks. Mr W Blount Everett Mass completes six weeks. Mr and Mrs Baldwin Coaticook P Q are here for a few weeks. Mr H W Doland Medford Mass Mr E E Clark Grafton Mass Miss Poe and Master Edward Poe Lambie N Y will stay till May. Mr P Duffie New York leaves this week after several weeks.
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Somerville
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Medford
Clark
Grafton
Poe
Edward Poe
Lambie
N. Y
IP. Duffie
Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway to run Candor gold mine excursion
The Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway Company plans an excursion to Candor for village guests to tour the operating gold mines. The trip is expected in the middle of next week and will be announced by posters in the village. Mines are developing finely and a few hours there should be of interest.
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Aberdeen
Asheboro
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