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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
9
December 30, 1905 issue from The Outlook Publishing Company presents a forecast and guidance for readers in the region. It outlines upcoming conditions, with notable dates and local relevance for daily use.
A reflective poem traces a woman's evolving desires from childhood to old age. It lists modest wishes at five and grows through ten, fifteen, twenty, and beyond, ending at seventy with vanity yielding to wisdom and peace. The lines observe society’s shifts with a rueful, graceful cadence.
A speaker expresses desire for a simple life but grapples with practical needs. The lines contrast the lure of modest living with the realities of supporting a wife, maintaining a business, and turning a pivot in fate. The poetry ponders opportunity and sacrifice in choosing a simpler path.
A birthday dinner for Mark Twain hosted by Harper Brothers and fellow colleagues celebrated his 70th birthday with praise for his wit leadership and enduring wisdom. The piece highlights Twain’s closing toast and notes the event as a landmark memory among literary circles. The article also previews The Delineator and Youth's Companion features for 1906 with forthcoming contributions from notable figures and coverage of fashion postal service work glucose education and child labor themes.
The January number showcases an imitation leather cover and includes Crockadiling with a Camera by Talian A. Dimock with rare photographs, a piece on Dr Barnado's work with London poor children, plus abundant fiction, verse, and illustrated articles. McCall's Magazine is praised for its value and diverse content for women.
A Sal magundi party with a general invitation and varied games is planned at The Inn tonight starting at 8 30. Prizes will be awarded for the highest points total. Miss Madeline Hartman of Waterbury CT sang two songs at the Sunday concert, 0 Dry Those Tears and Till Death.
The Nobel prizes amounting to about 40 000 dollars each recognize breakthroughs in physics chemistry physiology or medicine literature and the promotion of peace. Baroness von Cuttner Austrian receives the peace prize, Prof Robert Koch German receives medicine for tuberculosis research, Adolph von Beyer German chemist for organic chemistry, Lenard German physicist for cathode ray work, and Polish novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz earns the literature prize. American readers value translations by Curtin and anticipate the literary award.
Miss Lorna Mallinson of New York spent a merry Christmas at the Inn with a surprise tree weighing down under abundant gifts. Her parents, Mr and Mrs H Rt Mallinson, are spending several weeks there.
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