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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1902

Page

4

Reed’s Death Reverberates as Nation Mourns Loss of Statesman

The passing of Thomas B Reed, after midnight Sunday, leaves a void in American politics. Bangor Maine notes his legacy as a fearless reformer and powerful speaker. A Republican and eminent lawyer, Reed impressed European politics and reshaped parliamentary procedure with audacious skill.

Thomas Brackett Reed Maine Mr. Reed Mr Reed Union National House of Representatives Reed Vietor Bangor Thomas B. Reed

Maryland Duck Nets Spark Hunter Outrage at Ground Feedings

Baltimore hunter John Henry Keen denounces nets used to trap ducks in Maryland marshes. He laments illicit netting that entangles birds at feeding grounds and criticizes naptha launches for patrolling rick-fed waters, urging decisive action against these methods.

Maryland John Henry Keen Baltimore American

Education as Capital and the Decline of Maryland Ducks

A piece argues education acts as capital for a child’s future earnings and life value, comparing $15 and $150 monthly incomes to capitalized future worth, then contends the state should invest in education if parents cannot. It shifts to a polemic on Maryland’s duck population decline, condemning the duck degenerates and poachers plunder.

Christmas Eye Berkshire South Robert M. Douglass

An Enemy of Superstition and a Grandpa's Gamble

In a dusk barn scene a boy questions luck and signs while his grandfather dismisses superstition. The old man plans to reward belief with a penny token and hints at personal stories of luck and saved lives as justification for superstition.

Mr. Holley Sonny Slolley Fawcett Mr. Tolley

Opossum and Sweet Potato Trade From South to New York

The New York Evening Post notes a steady October to May flow of fat opossums and Georgia sweet potatoes into New York markets. Originally spurred by homesick Southerners craving Dixie decor on the table, large numbers of Northerners soon adopted the delicacy.

Georgia New York New York Evening Post Dixie

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Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina James W. Turts Leonard Tufts Herbert L. Jillson N. C Anh Duck Havre de Grace Northeast
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