Pinehurst the Land of Sunshine Memory Delight
A nostalgic portrait extols Pinehurst as the Land of Sunshine praising its sunlit days, radiant landscape, and joyful nature. The piece likens Pinehurst to majestic settings and cherishes the village as a beloved, inviting memory.
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Bove
Pinehurst
Pinehurst Sunlight as Health and Happiness Advocate
A promotional piece extols Pinehurst for its climate and outdoor life including golf, tennis, shooting grounds, and verandas. It cites science and Dr. George F. Shrady praising open air sun exposure as vital to health, noting sunlight nourishes growth, fights disease, and supports hygienic living, with New York City parks and open victorias as examples.
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Pinehurst
New York Herald
George F. Shrady
New York
Resident Physicians Crockett and Hill Return
Doctors Montgomery A. Crockett and George S. Hill return as resident house physicians. Crockett will be at The Carolina and Hill at the Holly Inn. Both arrive after lengthy experience and have earned general confidence through their work.
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Montgomery A. Crockett
George 5. Hill
Dr. Crockett
Carolina
Dr. Hill
Holly Inn
Crockett
Pinehurst gains Aberdeen Pinehurst Junction rail link
Rapid village growth brings transport upgrades with Seaboard Air Line connection to Aberdeen and Asheboro at Aberdeen, renamed Aberdeen Pinehurst Junction. New Pinehurst train service, brick Union station at Aberdeen, and trolley track removal improve access for tourists and locals. Through chair cars daily. Southern Railway adds through chair car from High Point. Aberdeen & Rockfish extends to Hope. Casino building repurposed as new use begins.
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Seaboard Air Line
Aberdeen & Asheboro
Aberdeen
Aberdeen- Pinehurst Junction
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Seaboard
Southern Railway
Aberdeen & Asheboro Railway
High Point
Aberdeen & Rockfish Road
Hope
Fayetteville
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