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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
2
A fragment notes refreshing food on a hot September day. It references an edible native fruit list from a nearby area and claims the listed amount suffices for one meal. The writer signs as Cgegnete Mahlzeit followed by Orro Katzenstein.
A mild 80 degree day fades to a quiet evening at the Pinehurst Inn. Fires burn low as guests watch a rhythmic negro dance on the store platform, then retire to the veranda. Later, voices rise from cabins singing a Methodist hymn as night settles over Pinehurst, North Carolina. Send 25c for THE OUTLOOK three months.
A mysterious coffee colored notice in Pinehurst announced a Tuesday evening event in the New Hall. Under A C Butler, the program featured Ebony Living Pictures, Terpsiehore, an Artist’s Studio sketch, and jazzlike roller skirting. Coffee and pastries drew praise. the event promoted temperance beer garden vibes and a 25 cent admission.
The Standard of Syracuse prints a full obituary editorial praising Mary Redfield Bagg as a central figure in Syracuse intellectual and religious life. Her lineage, Browning interest, and leadership in the Browning club illustrate a life of kindness, intellect, and public service despite declining health.
ABERDEEN Mr L A Page of this Village has recently sold his farm located about one and one half miles above Pinehurst. Landlord Powell of the Powell Hotel is making arrangements for a possum hunt for the benefit of the northern people at Pinehurst.
Citizens discuss launching a regular Aberdeen to Point on the Page passenger train and establishing a cooperative mill town. Northern capitalists may fund a larger enterprise if a portion is sold to local residents. Aberdeen needs such industry and encourages support.
The town features the Stringer's popular gathering place and visits by N O Casner of Des Moines and I W Gray of Philadelphia at the Ozone hotel. Mrs SH EB Wright and Mrs Sawyer rode the trolley last Saturday. I T Powell & Sons offer first class furniture at reasonable prices. The new Congregational church on Bennett street nears heating installation and occupancy. Dr C D Jones of Milton buys land and builds a large house for his family.
Among numerous letters from winter visitors to Pinehurst, this sample shows favorable opinions expressed about the resort. The remarks praise ambiance, services, and overall experience, reflecting the era's tourist appreciation and Pinehurst hospitality.
A cordial note from Sr Augustin in St Augustine thanks a dean for prompt reply and discusses Pinehurst’s atmosphere mosquitoes heat and damp mornings. He notes cool evenings, the unusual water taste, and relief from snow and arctic weather as benefits of Pinehurst.
A Chinaman at a western college president's home offers a quip about gender roles. He asserts in China men boss women while in America women boss men. Madame President questions if she bosses President Blank, and the man replies that he does what she says.
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