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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
3
Pinehurst Casino opens November 1st and runs through June 1st offering a tasteful building for residents. The Ladies Parlor and Cafe occupy the lower floor while the second floor includes a Leading Room with daily papers and popular periodicals, billiard room, smoking room, and bath room.
The Magnolia in Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina offers $8.00 to $12.00 per week. Managed by J L Pottle who previously ran The Highland House Jefferson Highlands Illinois. The establishment is modern with electric lights bath rooms and good running winter heating. Cooking by Norther chef and a table with well cooked meals. For more information contact J L Pottle Pinehurst NC.
A fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. Milton Robinson directing a household to be home like and agreeable for patrons in Reading Massachusetts. The passage suggests a cordial effort to make the residence welcoming for visitors and customers.
Vegetable Sponges are especially fine this year measuring 15 to 18 inches. They can be sent postpaid at 10 cents each, ready for use or in shell with seeds inside, to any address with a listed name. Includes note of several years in Europe. No. 9 in The Palmetto. Also mentions home lessons in sketching and painting Mondays 2 to 6.
The Blizzard chronicles the coldest week in U.S. history with unprecedented snow from Washington to Southern California and deep freezes in North Carolina. It notes 10 inches of snow in Norfolk harbor, widespread rail disruptions, and significant impact on crops and daily life, with relief efforts and enduring village resilience.
Savannah reports from the Florida division of the Southern Express Company show extensive damage across Georgia due to the recent cold spell. Track and vegetables are wiped out. many small track operators are left penniless. The Southern Express Company and railroads plan to supply free seeds to help growers, hoping orange groves escape serious harm, though outcome requires several days to confirm.
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