Pinehurst outlook and pine lore in 1898
The Friday December 9 1898 issue discusses Northern florists pine decorations and the danger to North Carolina needle pines from harvesting for Christmas. It contrasts Pinehurst landscape with health benefits of sandy soil and outlines Spanish American War politics and possible annexation issues, urging readers to share the Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Congress
Republic
Philippines
United States
Spain
Register
MetodiesL and mail replies tease reader humor
The fragment shows a Chelleal Plain Dealer note about a proposal by mail with a self addressed stamped envelope, a newlywed couple scene with dinner, and a Louisa May Alcott quote about naming steamers. It reads like a prankish column snippet and traveler’s quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ile
Cheelal Plain Dealer
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Arthur H. Spinney
Arthur Tl. Spinney
Moore County
N.C
Pennars
Holly Inn
Ives
Seahoard Air Line
R. Roto Southern Pines
Atwood & Treadway, Managers
Pinehurst, Moore Co
Little River
Owill
Hinl
Pinehurst, N. C
Pleakant
Cetury
Vocutunel
Southern Pines
Washington Star
Jack
Louisa M. Alcott
Asi
Russia
Scotia
J. N. Loncest
Greensboro, N. C
Francis Deaton
Pinehurst Department Store
F. L. Hightower
Mfr
Pinehurst, N