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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
3
The Berkshire offers modern conveniences including running water from Pinehurst Springs, bath rooms steam heat open fires and electric lights. Rooms are comfortable and home like with attractive public spaces. Managed this season by Wt. F. B. Kimball proprietor of the Eagle Inn Orwell.
Home cooks are urged to use apples before spoilage with three recipes from Pinehurst Housekeepers. Baked Apple Meringue steams apples then meringue crowns them. Scalloped Apples bakes sliced fruit with sugar nutmeg and butter until tender. Stewed Apples stews tart apples with water sugar until fork tender then serves with juice and optional lemon slices.
A brief wry exchange between Mrs. Dibbs and Mr. Dibbs about cloaks. The Indianapolis Journal records a playful Victorian era joke about changing garments across winters, reflecting domestic humor of the period.
A Philadelphia Record item reports a near miss as a trolley car ran over a resident named Jones. The narrator, living at 696 Main Street, notes Jones resides at 604 Main Street. The account conveys a close brush with danger and local streetcar activity.
A brief exchange from the Philadelphia North American captures a witty remark about fashion trends. A man laments new gowns while a woman responds that all of hers are from the last century, highlighting a playful clash over style.
In a playful exchange, Buneco Man notes George’s travels in Europe while George denies it, saying his trip was only a pleasure visit. Puck captures the lighthearted dialogue and character banter.
A lighthearted Chicago Times Herald note recalls a couple celebrating 15 years of marriage. The husband jokes his wife greets him with “Wonderful!” while she fears he may enter the home without wiping his feet, highlighting domestic humor.
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