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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
9
A stylized section from The Outlook notes entered as second class matter at Pinehurst North Carolina Jackson's Hamlet. The piece mocks dialect and poses a pronounced question about being or not being and urges plain speech to speak words aloud.
Poet Lincoln C Cummins eulogizes Abraham Lincoln as a natural master of himself. He praises Lincoln's insistence on principles and independent rights, noting that earthly power did not sway him. The piece honors Lincoln's duty driven life and moral clarity, dated February 12, 1909.
A Washington Star editorial notes a Chicago woman’s death from a revolver mishap as proof that pistol ownership is a hazardous habit. It urges strict regulation of dealers, rejects pistols for personal safety, and promotes firearms as sport tools with rigorous safety discipline.
Announcement of Miss Elizabeth Olney’s annual Library Talks, Friday mornings at eleven from next week through March 11, includes topics such as Chester, English Court Painters, Wells Glastonbury and Tintern Abbey, Old London I and II, and Sunday services with Catholic and Protestant worship times listed.
Paul E. Gardner of Chicago captured the St Valentine Cup in the men’s singles, defeating Henry Clark Bridges of Tarboro NC in a fast, keen match 6-8 6-3 4-6 6-1 8-6. Semis had Gardner over Percy Greist 6-0 6-2 and Bridges over T P Anderson 6-1 6-3. earlier rounds featured Pooley 6-0 6-1 and Beall 6-0 6-0. The next event is a women’s singles on March 6 at Pinehurst. Social notes add dinner guests at The Carolina and Pinehurst Village Club planning for Wednesday at 2:30.
Pinehurst's monthly chemical and bacteriological tests show the pure water supply continuing to be satisfactory and more abundant than in the past.
A reflective verse describes a bright, comforting light piercing a silent room. The poem frames truth as a gleaming in a fair face, a moment of hope breaking gloom.
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