The Defective ask me which breaks the lone tragedy
A dramatic, darkly comic scene unfolds as a man lies beneath a stalled car and dies, while Vere de Vere the chauffeur weeps by a roadside ditch. The tale centers on a vanished hope tied to a flawed, mysterious device described as the defective ask-me-which.
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Vere de Vere
A Polite Suggestion from the Princeton Tiger
A satirical verse rails at harsh commerce and civic woes. It imagines sinners seeking mercy by a brimstone lake and envisions a wintry frost as a remedy for greed, urging relief for frustrated merchants through cold punishment. The poem blends moral sermon with college humor.
Midseason opens as guests flock to hotels
Delights of social events attract a growing number of old and new friends. Arrivals at several hotels rise daily, signaling limited accommodations soon. The coming week will mark the start of the midseason and begin its varied pleasures.
Guests flood The Carolina with week of social events
A steady stream of guests from Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Boston, and beyond arrives for the season at The Carolina. A progressive bridge whistle tournament and carpet bowling draw attention as numerous families and individuals — including Willcox, Cost, North, Cobb, Shanley, Reynolds, Supplee, Haynes, Velarde, Sikes, Waters, Moss, Baker, Wister, and many more — spend the week in Pinehurst enjoying society gatherings and lengthening the season.
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Carolina
A. V. Willcox
Katherine Willcox
James M. Willcox
Philadelphia
E. F. Cost
Herbert W. Cost
George E. Lyon
St. Louis
Fred W. Haynes
C. Haynes
New York
Commodore James
Norbuth
N. W. Powell
Toronto
Canada
George Buckman
L'Yenton
N. J
8. E. Buck
Cambridge
Mass
Pinehurst
Alice Pine
Sands
James J. Flood
Chevalier
L. de Fabry
New Jersey
Albert D. Sikes
Henry D. Waters
Buffalo
F. H. Moss
Bala
Norfolk
C. D. du Bois
Montclair
N.J
Walter
New arrivals crowd The Berkshire for winter season
Guests arriving at The Berkshire include J B Carr of Wilkes-Barre Pa and many others from Oswego N Y Bath Me Utica N Y Toronto New York Philadelphia and Boston. The Harvard hosts a literary guessing contest led by Grace K Palmer with prizes awarded to E A Whitman E Check and H D Eyal.
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J. B. Carr
Wilkesharre
R. G. Post
Anna Harmon
Oswego
N. Y
C. W. Clifford
Bath
F. C. Winkler
Marion W. Winkler
Milwaukee
Wis
H. M. Eastman
Roslyn
C. E. Sanford
New Haven
C. E. Joslin
Keene
N. H
D. J. Murphy
D. J. Murphy, Jr
Lawrence
Mass
Terwilliger
New York
A. Hurlbut
Utica
Harvard
Grace K. Palmer
Mt. Vernon
E. A. Whitman
Cambridge
E. Check
East Orange
H. D. Eyal
Boston
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Pinehurst, N. C
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Chauncey
Paree
Wynde
Leers
Jeers
Dastard
Princeton Tiger
Duces
Mrs. W. 5
North
Chicago
Mr. North
Tin Whistles
M. L. Cobb
C. M. Cobb
J. F. Shanley
Newark
J. A. Reynolds
Red Bank
H. Nelson Burroughs
William L. Supplee
Rolland T. Rankin
Manuel C. Velarde
Lima
Peru
Mr. Velarde
Cornell
St. Louis Exposition
W. P. Campbell
A.D. Hermance
Williamsport
Allan E. Lard
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Florida
R. P. White
Fred R. White
Cleveland
Waller C. Baker
J. Roberts Allan
Ottawa
E. R. Vollmer
W. A. Vollmer
Brooklyn
Charles E. Sherman
L. I
E. J. Wardwell
L. KE. Wardwell
Camden
John V. Schaefer, Jr
W. N. Whaley
W. A. Whaley
C. A. Taft
Whitinsville
H. Rudolph
Joseph McManus
J. P. Weber
Elizabeth, N. J
J. V. Craven
Mabel Craven
J. V. Craven, Jr
West Chester
William Penn Hussey
Danvers
George Pick
Nathan Weill
Washington
Soy
Pennsylv
John ‘T
Christie
Troy
Rogers
J. A. Middleton
H. Allan Bate
Berkshire