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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
9
A critic hails F Hopkinson Smith's The Romance of an Old-fashioned Gentleman from Charles Scribner's Sons as a near masterpiece. The tale of an artist in a Southern manor and a forbidden love endures beyond fading colors, praising moral courage and female strength.
Foreword by Hinmovi and editor Miss Curtis celebrate a volume recording Cheyenne and Dakota songs, stories, and drawings. The project aims to bridge white and Indian understanding, preserve ancient verse, and inspire future scholars and readers to see Indians as good people.
A satirical holiday poem critiques consumer generosity toward service workers. It lists tip recipients from postman to janitor, noting obligations and expectations. The speaker mocks the kindness that masks hardship, urging contentment with one’s lot while highlighting social inequities and the cost of hospitality.
A playful verse from Town Topics recounts Miss Persimmon mistaking a kiss from Jack Fros on a December day. The poem shifts to Ada and Amy as it lists virtues and prospects, blending sentiment with light satire on affection and dowry.
A Pinehurst department store clerk touts diabolo as a new pastime catching on in France this summer. The simple setup uses two wands and a bobin on a string with diabolo tennis among popular developments. Skills improve with practice, and the sport promises grace and light exercise while gaining interest among Americans.
A whimsical line-up expressing frustration that wishes alone cannot yield wealth or mobility. The speaker imagines broad roads and abundance to mock dreamers who expect easy gains.
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