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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
3
A tasteful building designed for the comfort of Pinehurst residents offers a Ladies Parlor and Cafe on the lower floor. The second floor houses a Reading Room with Daily Papers and popular periodicals, plus a Billiard Room Smoking Room Bath Rooms and Barber Shop.
A Christmas whist game with Mrs Buckingham's table and the rector's helper Mr Gately unfolds. The major contends with a misplayed queen as Gately reveals a sly turn of cards and a devout yet guilty conscience.
The Lancet notes agitation in France by a society claiming tobacco is harmful and sometimes homicidal. It argues tobacco, tea, and coffee can be abused yet have reasonable use, condemns French tobacco as poor, and says English products are rarely pure. It advocates a pure tobacco movement to counter fake flavoring.
The passage notes that cigarettes sold at a fraction of Lancet’s price reflect a large, reputable production output. It contrasts 86 cents per hundred with higher quoted costs, suggesting quality implications and market price dynamics observed by the London Times.
A St. Louis man reports in the Cherokee Nation capital that strict bans on intoxicants lead residents to drink camphor and fake liquors. He witnessed a man swallow red ink sold as a beverage for 50 cents, a volatile popular habit amid harsh penalties for alcohol. Kansas City Journal.
Aunt Maria speaks on happiness to John Samuel noting that most people seek contentment outside their homes while neglecting what they already possess, a search for contentment that lies in one’s own lumber room.
In London Fun a conversation shows an old lady scolding a tramp for no training. The tramp retorts he was jailed before age fourteen, highlighting a rough life background and a clash over respect and opportunity.
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