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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
7
A playful verse from the Chicago Chronicle about modern farming and egg prices. It contrasts rising costs with the abundance of hens and the farmer’s wealth as eggs are sold. The poem humorously warns against trusting flashy roosters and praises diligent hens and biddies.
The speaker contrasts two schools of learning. The first, the formal classroom, teaches pride and pain as the prize. The second, nature, mocks the idea of a fixed prize and declares the woods and fields as home.
An experimental verse fragment depicts Esopus at rest beneath snow and frost. The poem weaves winter scenes with fleeting reflections on paths, banks, and distant summer rendezvous, noting dew and quiet imagery as Esopus rests.
A mid season influx fills local hotel capacity as pleasant weather enhances enjoyment of outdoor sports and social events. Informal gatherings proceed smoothly while formal functions are being planned for the younger crowd with anticipation.
The Carolina hosts a large mix of returning and new guests for the season. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. James W. Mills of Philadelphia and Mrs. W. J. Godfrey of Somerville, with many others from New York, Boston, Atlantic City, and beyond staying through spring. Card parties and carpet bowling are popular as formal events are planned.
A parade of guests from Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and beyond pack The Holly Inn for extended or several week stays while many depart to make room for newcomers Social activities run informal as guests mingle and golf and riding are enjoyed by returning visitors including bank presidents and city notables from Massachusetts New York and Ohio with announcements of long visits and spring plans
Mrs T B Cotter hosted a charming at home at The Cypress Cottage Thursday from three to six with forty callers during the afternoon. The rooms were decorated with cut flowers and she was assisted by Mrs E G Hayes of Canandaigua New York Mrs George S Hill of Marblehead Massachusetts and Mrs Herbert L Jillson of Worcester Massachusetts. The George Washington cup tennis final between F P A King and C R Runyon was in progress as LOOK goes to press and Bishop W I McDowell of Evanston Illinois newly elected president of The Religious Education Society at Boston joined his wife and daughter at The Lenox.
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