Advertising Rates and Local Notices Policy
Rates are reasonable and furnished on application. Correspondence on local matters invited. Free insertion for marriages births and deaths. Ads up to five lines 25 cents per week. Send orders to G A Warwick Publisher Pinehurst Moore County NC. Second class mail matter.
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G. A. Warwick
Guests at Berkshire Holly Inn and Casino noted
Boston residents N S Basset H G Foss and others are listed as guests at the Berkshire Holly Inn and Casino. Guests include M F Trotter, J F Crouch, J O Horton, and various city locals from New York Philadelphia and Chicago, staying through the season across Berkshire Holly Inn and Casino.
Notable Guests Stay at the Holly Inn and Casino
Dr. and Mrs. Ely and son of New York visit the Holly Inn. Aman and son of Gloucester Mass enter the Holly Inn. Mrs. F. W. Benedict of New Haven stays at the Holly Inn. George D. Lair and wife from Glen Gardurn New Jersey are guests at the Casino. W F Garrett and wife of Philadelphia stay at the Holly Inn. John D. Lock and Mrs. Carbie of Slaverhill New Hampshire guest at the Holly Inn. Mr and Mrs. Austin G. Fox and Miss Alice Fox and Austin H. Fox of New...
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John H. Hoyt
Newton, Mass
W. C. Grout
Chicago, Tl
Holly Inn
William Parsons
Quincy, Mass
John F. Crouch
Somerville, Mass
G. L. Merchant of
Rochester, N. Y
Mrs. Temple of
Bowdoin, N. Y
Mrs. Ely
Son of
New York
Thomas
Aman
J. E. Garland
Gloucester, Mass
F. W. Benedict
New Haven, Conn
George D. Lair
Glen Gardurn, N.J
W.F. Garrett
Philadelphia, Penn
John D. Lock
Mrs. Carbie
Slaverhill, N. H
Austin G. Fox
Miss Alice Fox
Austin H. Fox
Misers Hoard the Gold Across the World
The Kansas City Journal notes a global pattern of gold hoarding. It cites the United States Treasury and bank flush with coined gold while outgoing payments exceed incoming deposits. England India and China are highlighted as major hoarders, with large unaccounted sums stored by the public. The piece frames hoarding as a cause of gold shortages during crises.
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Treasury Department
United States
Treasury
England
Bank of England
India
China
Kansas City Journal
Pat Sells Silk Yard by the Irishman in Shop Window
An Irishman visits a country store that advertises goods by the yard. He asks for silk and is told yes. The shopkeeper measures a yard with milk, Pat approves and asks it be rolled in paper to take home. A quaint country scene from Columbian.
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Pat
Tommy’s Injury From Window Leaning Contest
In Tit-Bits a girl recalls her brother Tommy who is sick in bed after injuring himself. He explains they were playing a contest to lean furthest out of a window and he won, leading to the accident.
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Tommy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst
Co. A. Warwick, Pus.isHen
Moore County
N. C
N. S. Basset of
Boston
Berkshire
H. G. Foss
E. M. Browne
J. W. Pope
Pinebluff
J. M. Priest
A. D. Flagg of
Worcester
J. J. Roades of
South Boston
C. J. Reburn
Oxford, Penn
M. F.trotter of
Charlotte, N.C
A. Capron
Winchester, N. H
James O. Horton
Raleigh, N. C
E. Ellicott
Philadelphia
Penn
George B. Mills
Hust Orange, N. J
Llewellyn Zabriskie of
Englewood, N. J
Wilton J. Vreeland
Pearl River, N. Y
M. Westbury
The
Southern Railway
Carolina
Pinehurst, N. C
Pinehurst Springs
H. W. Priest
Preston
Beach Bluff, Mass
Summer Street
Mass
Pinehurst, MN. C
James K. Hyde
Moore Co
North Carolina