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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
12
Fashion discussion highlights the book Good Form for Men by Charles Harcourt from John C. Winston Co. The guide covers dress, etiquette, social duties and events with chapters on public behavior introductions calls cards weddings balls and travel, aided by a detailed index for reference.
An English physician endorses laughter as a strong preventive, noting cheerful mood and bursts of laughter act as nerve storms that lift mental gloom. He cites the adage laugh and grow fat as philosophically sound, suggesting people laugh partly because they are fat and fat partly because they laugh.
The poem notes how ancient writers like Homer Dante Chaucer and Shakespeare faced no strict language rules no dictionaries and simple speech allowed them to craft enduring lines. It contrasts past ease with modern need for precise word choices and spellings in writing.
J F Findlay and Horatio L Whitridge of Baltimore lead with a twenty bird bag on a day out, with woodcock taken too. Other notable woodsmen include WCO Lentz and son of Mauch Chunk, George F Blake and son of Worcester, Cyrus A Taft of Whitnineville, L E Wardwell and son of Camden, C A Lockwood of New York, and William Witherspoon and G Howard Wilson of New York enjoying varied field sport. Taft bought a fine dog and pup from local kennels.
In a fifty target trap shoot Tuesday afternoon L. E. Ward well of Camden Maine won with forty six net handicap eight. George L. Lyon of Durham North Carolina was second with forty three scratch. Other notable scores included Cyrus A Taft Whitinsville Mass forty and C A Lockwood New York thirty nine. The meet notes March 10 as the next fifty target scratch event.
Miss Elizabeth Olney Librarian will lead a five session series on Characters in English History at the Library on Friday mornings at eleven starting March 2. She is known for solid subject mastery and has spoken to New England women's clubs. Most talks include photographs from England. A Saddle picnic to Blanks Mills Saturday was led by Mrs Leonard Tufts with about twenty riders enjoying a perfect day.
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