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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
9
A rugged narrator recounts a near disaster as a ship strikes a shoal near Flatiron Building. He lost crew and drifted seeking gold once hinted by a cloud, now wandering the globe in a perilous chase. The tale cautions not to stash treasure on loose clouds without a firm anchor.
A humorous exchange explains middle age as the time when a fifty year old pretends to stay young at heart and a sixty five year old acts as if he will arrive soon, while an eighty year old recently feels younger than yesterday and a woman discards her powder puff. The piece presents a light anecdotal record from the Herald.
A Pinehurst garden survey details multiple homes and their plantings. Specifics include Cherokee roses Bootam pines red bud persimmon and fragrant jasm in both front and roadside shrubbery. Notable properties include The Oak The Bruce and others, highlighting privacy, seclusion, and decorative plant combinations.
A future Pinehurst is sketched with simple formal gardens and informal plantations. The essay cites travel, climate, and culture as forces widening horizons beyond birthplace, noting nomadic trends, the bond of shared origins, and the appeal of open life for longevity. Civilizational progress drives people to seek both open air and social ties elsewhere. Lincoln C. Cummings argues for climate balance and enterprise that enriches life away from home.
A hotel guest falsely challenges a hat keeper by asking how the hat is known to be his. The boy replies you gave it to me, revealing the trap and exposing the guest’s error. The tale mocks the fallacy of asking too many questions and the embarrassment that follows.
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