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Pinehurst Outlook in Pinehurst, North Carolina

08 Feb 1901

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Pinehurst Outlook

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Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

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2

Queen Victoria Death Echoes in English American Tribute

A lengthy memorial recounts Queen Victoria's death and the joint Anglo American mourning. It lauds her compassion to wounded soldiers, hopes for closer ties between nations, and reflects on wartime history, civilization, and peace. A concluding sonnet by Mgr. John Albee is reprinted.

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Solo A. D. St Ilyun Ilon Walter Nf. Parcels M. D Lewistown Penn Terrors Elysian Fields Earth Queen Victoria Tam Germany United States of America Mr. Stout Mgr John Albee New Hampshire England
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A Walk Through Pinehurst Sauntering in a Southern village

A first person sketch of Pinehurst scenes and people seen on a day of sauntering. The narrator roams the village edge, meets pedlars, couples, and families, notes rest as a virtue, and contrasts scenes from the Holly Inn to the trolley track. Observations mix nature, social types, and reflections on life and leisure.

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Pinehurst Holly Inn Ilolly Inn Mr. Hyde New Yylander Kor
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Music and Poetry at Memorial Service Readings

At a memorial service last Saturday Miss Powers read Tennyson’s Crossing the Bar with musical accompaniment. The blend of voice poetry and music created a solemn, unified effect. The piece was praised as simple yet masterful, suggesting poetry deserves such accompaniment to restore its honor and role as solace and inspiration.

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Subsidy Question Sparks Witty Exchanges in Newspapers

A witty exchange in the Philadelphia Record defines subsidy as a quarter to stop questions. The York Morning States-World notes a jest about a husband liking clingy gowns. Puck captures a quip about a six week strike and resuming work.

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