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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1915

Page

3

Old gin sites and the human story in rural history

A narrator reflects on old cotton gins by creeks, big and small dams, and the enduring tale of human progress found in ruined mill sites. He compares Belgrade to Belgrade on local creeks, notes how water power shaped communities, and recalls Omar Khayyam on human roles, ending with a vivid portrait of Blue’s gin and a ginner in a quaint, lively scene.

Cornwallis Wilmington Nathaniel Green Israel Save Hungary Belgrade Balkan Hugene Hunvarli Little River Belgium Carthage Omar Khayyam Goethe Weib Gesang Asia Dan Beersheba Blue’s Brion H. Burge

Wildwood Winter Camp Opens In Pine Bluff For Boys

Wildwood Winter Camp for boys launches six miles from Pine Bluff led by Sumner R Hooper a veteran educator. The Harvard graduate directs an outdoor and athletic prep school blending curricula with summer camp style activities under the pines and stars with support from notable backers including Chief Justice Wilfred Bolster and Dr Harvey Cushing.

Sumner R. Hooper Pine Bluff Doctor Henderson Parsons Wildwood Harvard The Hill School Pottstown University School Cleveland Milton Academy Kahkou Wilfred Bolster Boston William G. Thayer St. Marks Alfred J. Stearns Andover Harvey Cushing Edgar Crocker

The Greatest Grass-cutter on Earth Cuts a Swath 86 Inches Wide

Drawn by one horse and operated by one man, the TRIPLEX will mow more lawn in a day than any three horse-drawn mowers with three horses and three men. It does not smash the grass or crush it in heat, unlike motor mowers. Write for a free catalogue detailing lawn mowers including Townsend's Gor Wonper for putting greens.

Townsend Gor

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Wildweed North Carolina Sandhills Carter Philip V. Ve Carter Nassau Country Club J. A. Allen Alphano Ment Alphano Humus Co Battery Place New York City S. P. Townsend & CO Central Avenue Orange, N. J
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