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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
12
A fragment from Albert S Tufts describes a hunt where many lions were shot and the blood on the rock appears yellow, followed by the sound of a train whistle prompting the party to depart. The text ends with a note that the note continues.
A short verse narrates a bird’s song interrupted by a hunter. A boy struggles with a rule taught by a teacher who sets him on a stool. An elderly man and a policeman recount an object blown from a car and a quick recovery, with both recalling their reactions.
A narrative account of the Andover Academy versus Exeter Academy track meet on a sunny May day. Exeter leads 27 to 13 as runners finish, with spectators in crimson and blue, and crowds cheering the finish.
An old fashioned verse describing boarders and ladies reacting to birds and peacocks during a bright blue summer scene. The poem uses playful rhymes about dinner bells cries and visitors, highlighting humorous reactions to animal chatter.
After a storm the castaway reappears on a raft at dawn, his arms waving as exhausted watchers, including women, endure the night in fear and fatigue, clinging to fragile hope.
A beach incident ends with a baboon killed by a stone thrown by a woman. The page also records golf results with multiple rounds, semi finals, and finals featuring Passavant, Flagg, Stearnes, Statzell, Smith, Schmuck, Carrere, and Wolf across various matches and finishes.
Paul E. Gardner of Chicago, a leading West senior player, defeated H Y Lake of New Jersey 6-4 6-4 6-4 to win the St Valentine men singles. Gardner had earlier beaten KE B Aymar by default in the semis while Lake eliminated R L James. The article also notes social guests at The Carolina and announces the Village Club Bazaar at Music Hall The Carolina next Thursday.
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