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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1902
Page
5
William Dean Howells argues Zola's realism failed to become deed as he mixed romantic taste with reality. He notes Zola’s moralist streak, defends his treatment of Dreyfus, and predicts French rep aration by government and army for wartime outrages.
Mrs Nancy Hustons Kentuckys Tale of the Last Century drew a cordial reception in both England and America. The Macmillan Company issued a holiday edition with color illustrations by Pennington. The book lends itself to illustration and echoes the charm seen in Thompson color drawings used for Mrs Gaskells Crawford.
The Pine Grove near Deer Park hosts cages for squirrels owls raccoons and opossums along with pheasants and Belgian hares. Squirrels eagerly accept nuts from visitors while owls perform small stunts. Raccoons and opossums hide mostly, though eyes gleam in boxes. Deer look sleek and hares have multiplied, providing constant amusement.
Dr F W Bradbury village physician and family stay at the Mistletoe for a seventh season. He lauds Pinehurst as the ideal resort with bright sunshine and pure air offering rest and recreation with comfort.
Mr Rt H Russell of New York announces the forthcoming book Old Plantation Days a collection of charming negro tales and recitations. It is copiously illustrated with sketches from living types.
Dr Mitchell still working across many lines at age 72. A new essay titled IHeroism in Everyday Life will appear next month.
Sunday services are set for each Sabbath at eleven in the morning and four in the afternoon in the Village Hall. The morning union service will be led by Rev. D. W. Fox while the afternoon Episcopal service will be conducted by Rev. I. I. Gregory or Rev. A. E. Johnson of Providence Rhode Island.
A Scribner's collection of several hundred nonsense verses and Carroll extracts. The book groups verses by themes such as animals ships and the ocean making a treasure house of fun. Readers will find familiar passages and humor.
A reflective note on patience and self reliance urging individuals to let events unfold in their own time. It ties waiting to personal agency and the idea that enduring restraint leads to fulfillment without external action.
A playful verse recounts a rider who learns to balance on a bicycle and later upgrades to a saddle horse. He overcomes hills, masters the seat, and proclaims money cannot buy his prized filly.
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