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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
9
The notice indicates the Pinehurst North Carolina post office accepts mail as second class matter, establishing mailing status and associated handling for publications or items designated for that classification.
A historical notice lists operating hours for local services including Pharmacy 7 AM to 9 PM week days and Sunday hours 9 to 11 AM and 2 to 9 PM, Post Office 7:30 AM to 9 PM with Sunday 9 to 11 AM and 6:30 to 9 PM, Barn Dairy Market Garden Kennels daily and Sunday, Trap and Pistol Grounds 9 AM to 6 PM, Country Club 8 AM to 6 PM, Dept Store 7 AM to 8:30 PM, General Office 9 AM to 6 PM, Telegraph 9 AM to 8 PM, Telephone all hours, Library 2 to 5 PM.
A complete schedule lists arriving and departing trains with times and platforms. The item notes station operations, daily timetable, and any service changes affecting passengers. It presents a concise overview of train movements for the day.
The notice lists mail arrival and departure times for the period, detailing routes and stations affected. It notes expected delays and adjustments to service across post offices, urging patrons to plan accordingly and check local postings for updates.
The schedule lists morning and evening departures from Pinehurst for South and North routes. Registered learners should note 9:20 AM as the start, with buses leaving at 6:00 PM.
Brer Fox catches Brer Rabbit stealing dew berries and fights Brer Bear who tries to mediate. Brer Bear is slapped and released as Brer Rabbit slips away. Brer Fox warns Bear not to let Rabbit escape again. Bear vows to catch Rabbit but remains angry and distant.
A boy named Bradford Wicks asks to visit the boiler room during a voyage. Guides explain boiler room operations and let the boys try stoking briefly. They feel propeller shaft vibrations and endure intense heat before returning to their staterooms.
The narrator recalls a tag game in a ballroom with Blair as it while Jack races home and Clifford protests being it causing fumes. Catherine the girl is funny to watch and the play ends when someone gets mad.
Ash recounts the castle at St Andrews focusing on its ruins the bottle dungeon and various caves and passages. An underground passage linked to the cathedral once housed its head and a lantern guides visitors past concealed soldiers a narrowing route to a deep hole and a ladder descent ending at an impassable cellar claim.
The settlers have not found the cathedral entrance yet but seek it. The castle sits on the shore cliff to ward off sea enemies, while a surrounding moat protects against land assaults.
The narrator describes a tense two outs two strikes at a one to one tie. After an anxious batter swing the ball lands beyond the shortstop, and a home run is achieved. The hand remains black and blue for about a day after the memorable hit.
A brief humorous verse about a Rimroack woman who thinks life is a big joke and elopes with another Rimroack, sharing a lighthearted sentimental rhyme in the style of a bygone writer.
A snow filled night sparks a storyteller Tim Cayle recounting a perilous trek home when a she wolf, a rifle wish, and a perilous night in a tree unfold. A cry of a wounded child and a hyena sound out in the cold wood as a man stumbles on.
A Cleveland man attempted to fly a thirty foot aeroplane with twenty foot wings on the ground. He rose ten feet after a bump but landed head first yet was strapped in and unharmed. Later Glenn Curtiss achieved the longest successful flight to that time.
A circus man trained a parrot to quiet crowds with one at a time. After the bird vanished, the man searched flat, only to hear the call again from a crow-attack scene, finding the parrot among nine or ten crows plucking its feathers.
A playful schoolroom scene notes Teddy’s deportment as he resists showing his report. Uncle Charles teases the six year old, while Teddy refuses to reveal the score, capturing a humorous moment in family life.
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