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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
2
A fragmentary verse recalls old marriage, love, and sorrow with a chorus inviting listeners to hear the song tomorrow. It mentions a wedding couple, a widowed parishioner, and the old time sentiment, shifting to a humorous note about buckwheat cakes and Dixie Land marching unless sorrow is driven away.
Excerpts from General Carrington's Washington as Soldier describe Washington's early 1777 stance after Trenton, his New Jersey headquarters, and his disciplined leadership amid looming threats. The piece notes his patience with subordinates, fidelity to duty, and a bold challenge to Congress for men and funds, while mentioning evolving differential freight rates and publishing plans for The Outlook at three cents per copy.
The Seaboard Air Line secured a differential fare allowance after negotiations with the Southeastern Passenger Association and related groups. Tariffs show standard north south rates with a Sea Board differential of three dollars less than other lines. An earlier note on the New York Atlanta route is included. The Ladies Home Journal explores practical architectural plans for affordable housing, detailing plans and complete specifications for houses ranging from 1500 to 7000 dollars.
The poem recounts the flag’s endurance through peril and victory, invoking themes of liberty and national faith. It questions the betrayal of the homeland and ends with a pledge that the star spangled banner shall wave over the land of the free and the home of the brave.
Lincoln Journal reviews Col Thomas Johnathan Anderson, Seaboard Air Line poet, for a new book titled Study and Learn. The work presents an alphabet canto praising towns like Littleton and Lincolnton, praising mineral waters and poetic vigor, with light satire on its lofty style.
The passage blends a stark racial freedom song urging Black unity and religious hope with a moment of racial tension. It also contains a clipped dialogue about alcohol and a dying Black person forgiving a bitter fellow Black man, revealing harsh attitudes and unresolved resentment within the community.
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