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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
6
Aberdeen and Rockyish time table shows trains between Aberdeen and Duniper with no. 22 no. 3 schedules and fare details. Train No 23 will wait at destination for No 8. All trains over Bethesda Hill must run under perfect control as approved by C. 8. Bauver president general superintendent.
This advertisement offers a drug store service promising wide stock variety to satisfy diverse customer needs. It pledges to order items not in stock, uses telegraph and express shipping, and invites customers to visit or write with their requests. The note signs Nar the Deyo.
The Pinehurst music hall hosts Sunday evening concerts featuring a fine orchestra and varied programs. Director Mr Sharp leads the ensemble with strong support from guest performer Mr William Homes and reader Miss Powers who offered a humorous and touching tale.
Master Carl Robinson showed stones from a gravel pit near the power house that vary in size and shape. Some are round or oblong, others resemble miniature golf sticks. A cavity in each stone holds a coarse red powder used by old Indians as face paint on their paths.
John Dawkins of Peterson Bridge is hailed as the state's champion heavyweight by friends. Scales reportedly show him tipping the beam at over 500 pounds when he steps on. Locals say he plans to visit the renowned resort tomorrow to witness and meet notable figures of the state.
A list highlights NH figures across one congressional district’s history. Names include Daniel Webster, Franklin Pierce, Will Pitt Fessenden, Horace Greeley, and others, noting governors and one president. The piece asserts NH produced many prominent men while noting no great writers.
A humorous cartoon strip features Bolus praising a man’s constitution while noting overwork and fatigue. Oop replies that his constitution does not follow the flag, thanking the doctor for settling a vexed question in a witty exchange.
Henry S. Davis, manager and buyer, promotes a department store offering dry goods shoes groceries meats hardware crockery glassware furniture electric and plumbing supplies and a stationery line. It touts Northern-market stock, full departments, and latest styles in hats caps and gents furnishings.
The Lenox and these houses will open in November for winter accommodation. Personal attention to comfort aims to match last season's popularity. Guests are promised good table, comfortable beds, electric lights, pure spring water, and unrivaled climate with weekly rates $8 to $12. Special season-long rates available.
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