Renowned Inn in Berkshire Hills Announces Renovation and Enjoyable Season
The Inn reports upgraded furnishings including hair mattresses and electric bells, modern electric lighting and steam heating, open fireplaces, and new carpets cleaned for the season. A featured orchestra led by Mr Trey Sharp will perform mornings and evenings, with dances and refined cuisine. Manager Mr Allen Treadway, formerly of the Red Lion Inn, promises increased popularity as rooms fill quickly.
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Trey. Sharp
Allen Treadway
Berkshire Hills
Massachusetts
Pinehurst Golf Links Description and Improvements
Pinehurst Golf Links attracts visitors with frequent use of the Club House. The course has been upgraded with 60 foot square greens, improved fair greens, and strong turf across the course. Hole No 1 wide greens and added bunkers on No 2 and No 4 address drive rollout.
Pinehurst golf course reconfigures nine holes and bunkers
The new nine holes begin near the fourth green with changes to holes formerly numbered 5 and 6 and a moved bunker on 8. The bogey line lists scores for holes 1 through 18, highlighting new layouts, varied terrain, and sportier holes including long carries over a pond and wide magine. The course remains in good condition with extensive ground clearing and improved greens and tees. Pinehurst asserts its claim as the Souths premier 18 hole winter golf destination with a golf link noted on page eight.
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Magine
Miss Breneman Delivers Notable Village Hall Entertainment
Miss Breneman presented a varied program of musical recitations song pantomimes monologues and dialect poems at the Village Hall. Her Chariot Scene from Ben Tur displays dramatic skill and notable talent with graceful minuet dance and engaging humor. Mr A N Messer sang Ben Bolt and Pegy of Skibbereen while Miss Breneman and Mr St. Chir’s solo drew strong praise.
Magazine Wrapper Confuses Maid With Smith Family
A housemaid mistakes a magazine addressed to James Smith MCHOO for the Smith family. The postman explains the MCHOO stands for March 1900, paid up to, and cautions the maid about her reading. The exchange ends with him noting her education and promising to return.
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James Smith McHoo
Smith
McHoo
James Smith
Chicago Tribune
Companion Stories for 1900 in The Youth's Companion
The Youths Companion announces a 1900 lineup of serials and short stories by Sarah Orne Jewett Mary E Wilkins Margaret Deland Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Edith Wharton Kate Chopin and Margaret Sangster among others. Four serials include A Prairie Infanta Running a Merry Go Round the Schoolhouse Farthest West and Cashing Brothers. Two hundred more stories by notable American writers will appear. New subscribers receive remaining 1900 weeks free plus a full year to Jan 1 1901 and the 1900 calendar. An illustrated prospectus will be mailed on request from 208 Columbus Avenue Boston Musa.
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Sarah Orne Jewett
Mary E. Wilkins
Margaret Deland
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Edith Wharton
Kate Chopin
Margaret Sangster
Eva Wilder Brodhead
Charles Adams
Companion
True to His Trust by a Gum Possession Boy
A Boston Transcript item tells of a five year old boy who refuses to spit out gum. He insists the gum belongs to a little girl in Somerville, despite the teacher demanding its disposal. The exchange highlights a humorous defense of ownership and childhood honesty.
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Johnnie
Somerville
Boston. Transcript
Subscription Request for Tk Our Look
A reader asks to send fifty cents to receive a six months' subscription to Tk Our Look, indicating a plan for periodical delivery and payment term. The item records a reader’s request rather than a news item.
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Tk Our Look
Busy Himself Now. Agent The Barclays haven't asked for repairs
A Chicago News item notes the Barlows have not requested any repairs this spring. The landlord replies he is not surprised, saying the Bar lows recently traded for a house and are preoccupied with a tenant of their own, forgetting to bother others.
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Barlows
Barlow
Chicago News
Vague report on Eddie wounded in first fight
The Chicago Democrat notes Eddie was slightly wounded in an early engagement and mentions a letter from the regimental surgeon. The location of the wound remains uncertain with speculation about a price reference that may be anatomical or a Philippine town.
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Eddie
Chicago Democrat
A Rash Remark From The Chicago Record
A line from the Chicago Record quotes Ellen and William discussing recreation and open air sports with a quirky remark about three carpets on the line and tracking down car pets. The snippet reflects a light, humorous tone of a past issue.
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Ellen
William
Chicago
Grocer Asks Buyer to Check Pocketbook Truth
A Chicago News anecdote shows a grocer selling a business for $50,000 last year arguing his ledger. The buyer counters with a question about what the pocketbook shows, highlighting concerns over reported versus actual profits.
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Chicago News
Pinehurst Spring Water Quality Analyzed in 1897
Analysis from Albion North Carolina on April 5 1897 shows Pinehurst drinking water of exceptional quality with very low total solids and chlorine. Ammonia levels are minimal, indicating high purity and suitability as a water supply source. HW B Battle signs the report.
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Pinehurst
Ralbion, N. C
U.S
HW. B. Battle
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Boston
Musa
Nassau St
New York
Drak Sik
XN. C
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