Pinehurst Casino Ladies Parlor and Reading Rooms
The Ladies' Parlor and Cafe occupy the lower floor while the second floor houses a Reading Room with daily papers and popular periodicals, a Billiard Room, Smoking Room and Bath Rooms.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1898
Page
3
The Ladies' Parlor and Cafe occupy the lower floor while the second floor houses a Reading Room with daily papers and popular periodicals, a Billiard Room, Smoking Room and Bath Rooms.
A grieving husband, Mr Dewey, tends his ailing wife as neighbors guide the household. She nears death while he roams in sorrow, tending a garden and feeling for life amid a March wind. The scene shifts to a symbolic renewal as life sprouts around them and within the room. [CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.]
A philanthropic caller at the jail urges the offender to grasp repentance. The inmate responds that he understands and cites eight years spent in a penitentiary as the basis of his change.
An invitation to place ads in THE OUTLOOK columns offering exposure across daily readers. The notice highlights affordable rates, local reach, and flexible placement options. Contact details and deadlines may be provided by the newspaper staff for scheduling.
Mrs. Bronson and The Lillibys reach an agreement with the fat houses owner. Their children will be allowed to visit once a week, per Life magazine reporting.
Mr Corntessel refuses to recommend the concerned firm after sending a dollar to an ad promising a fast money method. He recalls the advertiser’s reply advising to “put glue on it” as the supposed solution, reflecting caution in dubious investment schemes.
A playful exchange contrasts a man’s concern for a hat with a woman’s discretion. Nellie explains she avoids correcting others to spare him humiliation, then a Sunday appears in the latest millinery creation, illustrating a witty domestic moment.
In a barber shop Saint Foix the French poet faced a creditor demanding payment. He asked the man to wait until he was shaved, arranged for a witness, wiped away lather with a towel, and left with his beard lasting the rest of his days.
In a Germany teachers festival a speaker toasted teachers with Long live our school teachers while a cadaverous figure in the crowd queried What on. The moment captures a grim, sardonic mood reflected in the KLachange clipping.
In a Scottish district kirk gathering a discussion of Ecclesiastes prompt ed the crowd. A Milwaukee Wisconsin note recalls an elderly Scot woman challenging the interpretation saying the verse reflects that a decent woman is seen in his company.
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