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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
3
The Berkshire announces rooms at two dollars per day and ten dollars per week with modern conveniences including running water from Pinehurst Springs, baths, steam heat, open fires, and electric lights. Public rooms are attractive and the hotel will be managed this season by B. Kimball, proprietor of the Eagle Inn in Orwell, Vermont.
A note from the school principal warns of astigmatism in a boy after eye examinations. The next day the father replies whimsically to "whip it out" of him, signing as Hiram Judkins, reflecting a humorous parental retort.
A Punch humorous note describes a host in conversation with a young man named Donald. The host recounts offering whiskey, the lad refusing at the host’s urging, and the exchange ending with admiration for the lad's restraint. The piece uses Scots dialect to convey a light anecdote about manners and restraint.
A dialogue excerpt contrasts retail and wholesale business thinking, with a youth arguing wholesale status elevates one socially. The girl asserts social distinctions and agrees a social shift occurs. The exchange ends with a remark about polygamy being opposed, attributed to a Chicago Post note.
Mrs Torkin tells Charley she saw a newspaper headline about gridiron events and suggests reading the article about a supposedly lovely cooking school contest, noting it as a curious idea from the Washington Star.
A brief, fragmentary exchange shows two speakers debating marriage and proposals in a column echoed by the Cohombus State Journal. The snippet hints at social customs and personal choice without detailing outcomes or participants.
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