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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1899
Page
2
The speeches stressed power and resolve to confront slavery through Lincoln's spirit in foreign policy and national ideals. Attendees gave full attention, and the Dr Hale Educational Fund collection yielded a generous sum.
A village music room concert last Sunday featured the orchestra and guests. The program praised by locals included Wagner and Bendix pieces, readings by Kadgir A Poe, and vocal performances by Miss Florence Lindsey and Hi. Grey as the audience enjoyed a winter staple in village life.
Randolph Massachusetts pastor and editor Reverend Joseph Coggin Foster D D died March 16 in Somerville Georgia at Augusta age 91. He served Baptist churches in Brattleboro Beverly and Randolph over thirty nine years and spent fourteen years on The Watchmen editorial staff. He was secretary of the Northern Baptist Educational Society fourteen years and treasurer of the Baptist Ministers in Massachusetts for thirty one years. Funeral held in Randolph Baptist church then burial in Beverly Massachusetts.
An old gravedigger in a famous village at the Grmpians complains of dull times saying he has not buried a living soul in six weeks. A neighbor consoles him as the London Chronicle records the anecdote.
The Pinehurst management plans a robust next season with Mr. Alfred St. Clair leading vocal training and productions. A weekly play or light comedy, an opera by vocal students, and various choral groups will be offered, plus an Old Folks Concert to foster social ties among visitors. St. Clair, trained by Lamperti and linked with Patti, brings European experience and local praise, with broad plans for church choirs and outdoor days offering profit and pleasure.
A downlast editor proposes harsh, sweeping time laws naming groups such as book agents, spring poets, scandal-mongers, and borrowers. The summary notes lethal penalties from Oc to Sept, Mar to Jun, Apr to Feb, and Aug to Nov plus a controversial clause about a newspaper reader who says he never ordered it.
A father laments women voting and wearing meek yokes. his daughter retorts that yokes will stay out of fashion. The exchange captures era gender politics via a cigarette spot quotation.
Reverend R. B. Tobey of Boston with his family left after a restorative stay in Pinehurst where he led Easter prayer meetings and plans for summer work. J. K. Whipple of Boston and wife departed after a three month visit aiding social events at the Berkshire. Mr and Mrs C. H. Phinb left Pinehurst after a winter stay, while plans for the Red Lion Inn addition bring attention to Berkshire hospitality and local figures in Western Massachusetts.
A Portland Maine Express reader notes that steel rod umbrellas pick up metal objects like needles and even keys. He tests different umbrellas and finds varying magnetic strength, wonders if natural electricity in the rod or effects from striking the sidewalk create magnetism, seeks explanation.
The article argues that cotton remains the South’s key money crop. It states the most profitable planters are those who maximize yield from a given area at the lowest cost, emphasizing good cultivation, suitable rotation, and liberal use of fertilizers with at least 3 percent actual nutrients.
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