Records Side by Side Show Amateur Lead In Many Events
A table compares amateur and professional records across multiple events. Amateur marks exceed professional ones in a majority of listed races and throws, including sprints, distance runs, jumps, and golf course record. Notable figures include hundred yard dash nine point five seconds versus nine point four five, mile run about four fifteen and four twelve, discus one hundred twenty seven feet eight and three eighths inches versus one hundred twenty eight feet eight inches, and Pinehurst Golf Course record at seventy one.
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Pinehurst
Easter Services Unite Village Hall Congregation
Easter Sunday observance held at the Village Hall with a Union service led by Rev. D. W. Fox. Carolina and Holly Inn orchestras provided music as ferns palms and dog-wood blooms decorated the church. Mrs. J. Milton Robinson and Mrs. B. E. Stowe led the decoration committee.
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D. W. Fox
Carolina
Holly Inn
Pinehurst
J. Milton Robinson
E. Stowe
Pinehurst golfers named in page four photo caption
A photograph on page 4 lists golfers in the caption for the piece titled Golfing Song. The group includes F. J. Bailey of Chicago, Miss Barnett of New Haven Connecticut, A. Lt. Hill of Weymouth England, and Miss Curtis of Summit New Jersey.
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F. J. Bailey
Chicago
Misa Barnett
New Haven
Conn
A. Lt. Hill
Weymouth
Eng
Miss Curtis
Summitt
N. J
Benbow says Greensboro growth hampered by housing shortage
C D Benbow former resident manager and new owner of the Ben bow hotel in Greensboro visits Pinehurst. He notes rapid real estate valuation gains and a population rise from 11 750 in 1900 to over 23 000 today but says lack of capital and housing limits further growth. He believes 50 dwellings costing 1000 to 2000 each could rent before completion at 12 to 15 percent yields and would welcome correspondence with capitalists seeking information without pay.
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C. D. Benbow
Benbow
Greensboro
Pinehurst
Through Trains on the Southern Ended
The daily through Pullman service on the Southern Railway has ceased. Through Pullmans will run between Pinehurst and Washington leaving at 7 p.m. on Saturday April 18, Thursday April 23, and Thursday April 30. Sunday coach service remains Pinehurst to High Point with connections to the Southwestern Limited for Washington and New York. Traveling Passenger Agent Burgess has returned to Baltimore. C. L. Baxter at the depot now handles reservations for the Southern.
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Southern Railway
Pinehurst
Washington
High Point
Southwestern Limited
New York
E. Burgess
Baltimore
C. L. Baxter
Southern
Digesting the pudding proves the result in debate
A playful exchange centers on what matters in proving a point. Mr Bouncer asserts the proof lies in digestion rather than eating, highlighting a humorous claim about proof through digestion rather than ingestion.
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Mr. Bouncer
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Dro
D. Benbow
Cafe Des Ingyen
Hes
Rer
S. S. Pierce CO
Café Des Invalides
Saeed le
Tremont and
Beacon Sta. Corey Square
Whilk St
Boston
Coolidge's
Francis Batchelder & CO
Capitol Creameries
Vermont
Egg and Poultry Station
Fenton
Michigan
Blackstone ST
Pinehurst Department Store
New England Grocers
Columbia
Saxony
Germantown
New England
H. B Stillincs
Manacer
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