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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1897
Page
3
This tasteful building serves Pinehurst residents with a Ladies Parlor and Cafe on the lower floor and a second floor reading room with daily papers and popular periodicals, billiard room, smoking room, bath rooms and barber shop.
Fragmentary quotation from Household Words recounting a mistress directing someone to soak a brown dress, with Hannah asking Who’s your Phiwnbroker and the scene labeled as Household Words context.
A collage of quotes from Chicago News Washington Democrat Atchison Globe Cleveland Plain Dealer and Philadelphia Times presents views on women’s roles money fashion and social expectations. The remarks touch on independence wealth attire chaperones and gendered behavior in public life.
Combinations of colored stones form a leading jewelry feature with platinum settings. Diamond brooches in Persian patterns gain appeal for class trade. Fashion rises in finger rings with cabochon stones in close settings. Designs include a dove and olive branch brooch and fashionable rings like the French hoop, princess, and two stone rings with overlapping ends.
Let us imagine a new educational ideal combining popular realism and individualism. An aristocracy of mind would replace hereditary rank with merit, fostering independent growth and a national, action oriented education rather than uniform dullness. This echoes Plato and Paulsen on merit over birth as the guiding future.
A New York Ledger excerpt urges embracing difficulty and hardship as essential for mental growth. It argues that constant ease breeds danger, and daily duties should include some hard tasks to build resilience and reach higher good.
A young woman confronts two men in the Indianapolis Journal, обвинение about cold blooded mercenaries and fighting for principle at the bargain counter. A witty reply questions whether principled conduct drives her scrap for discounts. The piece ends with a note on walnuts as folk cures for rheumatism and toothache.
The article outlines nostalgic Halloween entertainments from the past such as apple bobbing, ring in flour, finding a ring with teeth, and nut fortune tales. It explains tests of courtship and luck using household items, fire and water games, and a hearthside setup, attributed to October Ladies' Home Journal.
Caution on ventilation and heat in hives, with 80 pounds of food stores recommended for winter. Granulation signals purity, and movement of colonies should occur before cold weather. Avoid weak colonies, use clean unbleached wax for foundations, store comb honey in warm rooms, and grade honey to set fair prices.
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