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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1909
Page
9
Saturday January 16 2009 prints two more poems by the late John Charles McNeill. The verses explore race and identity with stark imagery and dialect. The speaker questions whiteness through provocative lines about Marse Adam Eve and the nigger, ending with a call to look deeper than skin.
A lyric dream of you contrasts fevered longing with dawns and winds. The speaker recalls a white clad beauty and a heavenlike vision, only to wake to cruel truths and false tidings. Stars remain untouchable, and the dream ends with wary acceptance and a light bill joke.
The opening Friday featured high class play as Carolina and Village teams prepare for a regular two game weekly schedule on Tuesdays and Fridays Weather permitting a possible third team at Southern Pines will add interest Season tickets go on sale and a benefit entertainment for local players is planned Bert R DeRoehn captains Carolina alternating catcher and infielder with Harry Norris Fred Eastman as star pitcher John Gilman as second hurler Wakefield’s Robert Edwards Tom Morris Paul Howard Finnigan and other standouts fill the lineup Village captain Edward G Fitzgerald returns after success with Bethlehem and tri state leagues Joe Lynch stars on the mound John Fox will spell him in a solid infield includes Mike Lynch Madden Patten and Fox plus Snell Cleary Butler and others
A complete list of birds at the feathered colony prepared by Miss Elizabeth Olney, village librarian. Names include Mocking Bird, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Wood Pewee, Red-winged Blackbird, Cedar-bird, Barn Swallow, Woodpeckers, Warblers, Vireos, Sparrows, and many other species.
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