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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
4
Pinehurst schools provide instruction across all grades with elective courses. Students may enter at any time and rejoin without loss after short or long stays. The school emphasizes an ideal climate and disciplined living, with special attention to French and German conversation.
Primary Department charges 75.00 per year with 2.50 weekly option for partial terms. Intermediate Department sets 125.00 yearly rate and 4.00 weekly for shorter terms. College Preparatory Dept asks 200.00 annually with 7.00 per week for partial terms. Private tutoring offered at 2.00 per hour.
The text extols outdoor life and sun exposure as essential for health, arguing pinehurst climate attracts people. It describes sun rays heat and chemical effects, sun baths as therapeutic, cautions gradual exposure, heat filtering, and post-bath toning treatments. It links sun to vitality in plants and animals, warns of modern seclusion, and advocates outdoor sun baths in homes and outdoor gyms. It notes benefits for neurasthenia, dyspepsia, rheumatism, diabetes, gout, skin diseases, and chronic maladies.
A social note lists numerous arranged matches pairing men and women from New York Philadelphia Garden City Boston Brooklyn Minneapolis Chicago Toronto Englewood N J Pittburgh Hamilton Ont Worcester and other locales. The Hotel Record’s W J Nellis, in town representing the paper, lauds Pinehurst as he reveals impressions that Pinehurst “heats the world.”
Varied attractions for sportsmen and sportswomen with New England comforts in a Southern setting. Turkey, woodcock, pigeon shooting and fox and rabbit hunting available. Complete preserves with trained dogs, guides, and shooting wagons. Rates include $1 daily, $3 weekly, $15 season. non residents taxed $10 to Audubon Society.
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