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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
2
The piece captures Henry Ward Beecher’s return to Brooklyn after touring a wide region. He describes deep communal ties with Plymouth Church, the buoyant support from diverse congregations, and a renewed resolve to preach with greater depth and compassion. He recalls testimonies from distant islanders, mothers, and ministers that shaped his sense of purpose and gratitude.
The February American Monthly Review of Reviews prints a translation of Frederic Passy’s article on the advance of the peace movement worldwide. It highlights encouraging signs of progress in arbritration agitation among even the most military Old World nations.
A brief comic exchange notes how Newitt at the races drops his Is and Kennevan comments on dropping cash, while Philadelphia and Aimerieni chime in with their own mispronunciations in a witty dialogue about speech and money.
A quotation contrasts Norwegian voting rules with vaccination proof and arming of citizens. It cites Cleveland Phin Deater's remark praising patriotic citizens and barring arms as a condition for participation, reflecting contemporary debates on public health and civic duties.
ABERDEEN Miss Julia Pleasants of Louisburg NC visits sister Mrs H A Page. D A McLauchlin injured when thrown from his team last Friday night. I A Keith O H Folly and H H Powell visit Pinehurst last Sunday. Henry A Page recovers enough to walk with a cane. H H Powell spends Monday and Tuesday in Raleigh with Rev R B Tobey and F T Spinney of Pinehurst. A Pinehurst party on horseback visits the village last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A B Geddes host a party for Miss Ethel Edes of Chicago. The Salmagundi meets tonight to discuss James Lane Allen. readings by Miss Emma Page Mr Murry of Lampden College Va and J W Fagan. Miss Shaw now of Biscove will read. Pinehurst folks invited.
Mrs Couch of the Ozone spent yesterday in Raleigh. Mrs Benson registered at the Ozone last Sunday. Thomas D Deans of Cleveland NY is stopping at the Ozone. Miss Florence Bradbury of Pinehurst visited friends yesterday. Rev Mr Gregory conducted services in Aberdeen last Sabbath. Rev Mr Cree will preach at the Episcopal chapel next Sunday. Mrs Norton and children visited Mrs Roblee of the Beavon in Pinehurst last Saturday. A dancing class opened by Miss Warren last Monday night and will run weekly. Fruit growers met in Clarke's hall last Wednesday to discuss the coming season.
The poem Fair Pine hurst the Gem of the South needs edits. In verse one change Senchant ing to enchain ing and adjust the line to Enchain ing me to them. In verse seven replace determined with expecting to read Expecting to stand. In verse eleven use were instead of was to reflect would or could. No picture of Pine hurst were ever completed.
The Outlook is offered for sale at the office price of three cents per issue.
France comments on a young lamb seen for the first time, praising its natural look and toy-like squeak. Mama agrees it is pretty and notes the wool resembles the familiar lamb’s coat as they compare the newborn to a comforting toy.
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