Pinehurst Casino Ladies Parlor and Reading Rooms
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Pinehurst Outlook in Pinehurst, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
3
Magnolia Adverts Weekly Rates At Eight To Twelve Dollars
An old newspaper snippet advertises a weekly price range for The Magnolia at eight to twelve dollars per week, indicating a subscription or service rate. The note lists standard pricing across the period with no additional context or terms.
Family hosts seek to make house home like for patrons
Mr and Mrs J Milton Robinson of North Reading Massachusetts host efforts to create a home like and agreeable atmosphere at their residence for the enjoyment of their patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Milton Robinson
North Reading
Mass
The Game of Colf How to use cleek and mid iron
The article explains colf technique for beginners, detailing when to use the cleek for shorter distances and long low runs, and why the mid iron is harder to control. It describes grip, weight transfer, and body action for running, half, and full mid iron shots.
What Did He Steal at the Breakfast Table
A brief dialogue between Bobby and Maud raises suspicion about Mr Jules taking umbrellas or hats from the hall last night. Bobby recalls hearing a claim he would steal one item, prompting Maud to question the reality of the act and end with a change in the mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Maud
Mr. Jules
Bishop Cheshire Preaches Inclusive Sermon on Jacob’s Role
In the Village Hall last Sunday, Ltt. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire preached a notable sermon to a diverse audience. The message explored Jacob’s position in holy scripture in an attractive, original way. Earlier that day a union service offered a sermon on Jacob wrestling with the angel. Miss Eugenie Upham delivered a soprano offertory solo with a clear bird-like voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Blount Cheshire
D. D
North Carolina
Jacob
Eugenie Upham
Washington the Soldier a New Military Portrait
Washington the Soldier, by Gen. H. B. Carrington, L L D, from the press of Lamson Wolff & Co., Boston New York London. The former winter resident and noted author of patriotic works presents a volume drawing on his military career and the Father of His Country. It is well illustrated with numerous wart taps and should interest readers of all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson, Wolff & Co
Boston
New York
London
H. B. Carrington
United States Army
Before you go to dinner joke from Sam Jones story
A Sam Jones anecdote features a joke about a Black worker named Ben and his boss. The boss jokes that Ben believes his rheumatism is real, then laughs at a later twist where the worker thinks his employer is sick. The fragment reflects dated humor and attitudes from the Atlanta Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Ben
Atlanta Journal
Moon or Sun Debate Wins The Night
In a Jones precinct debate titled In Favor of the Moon a colored society argued which is more useful the sun or the moon. After spirited wrangling the judge an old negro ruled the moon the more useful since it shines at night when people need light while the sun only shined in the day when they could do without it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Shelbyville
Sentinel
Violinist Declines Dinner Invitation Joke
A well known violinist was invited to dinner and asked to bring his violin. The musician quipped that his violin never dines, a playful line attributed to a French source.
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the Casino Cafe
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New England
Table Board
A. E. Upham
Pinehurst, N. C
Magnolia
D. L. Pottle
Highland House
Jefferson Highlands
J. L. Pottle
Moore County
Concord
The
Pinehurst Nurseries
Sarah D. Gilbert
New York City
Europe
Colf
John Dunn Tucker
Ishop
Washington the Soldier
Sam Jones
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