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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1900

Page

3

Berkshire Pinehurst Hotel Expands and Refurnishes

The Berkshire Pinehurst in North Carolina has doubled its capacity since last season and now offers modern conveniences such as running water from Pinehurst Springs, baths, steam heat, open fireplaces, and electric lights. The property will be managed next season by the Eagle Inn’s proprietor from Orwell Vermont.

Pinehurst Springs

Oldest Woman in North Carolina Lives in Pocket Township

Moore County reports Betsy Gordon born in 1790 as possibly the state’s oldest woman. A blind yet observant resident near John Gilliam’s, she would have lived in three centuries if she survives to next year. Her family includes six children, twenty one grandchildren, thirty one great grandchildren, and eight great great grandchildren, with more possible relatives.

Moore County North Carolina Betsy Gordon John Gilliam Pocket Township Moore County Tribune

The Quiet Man Reporter at the North American

A brief about a new reporter described in a Philadelphia North American piece. The owner is portrayed as a quiet figure who rarely speaks, while the newest reporter is the loud critic of newspaper management. The vignette contrasts newsroom personalities and leadership styles.

Philadelphia

Charles Lever and the Archbishop's Leaf Prank

Charles Lever was hosted by Dr. Whately the Archbishop of Dublin at his country seat. Guests, including expectant clergy, were offered a leaf claimed to have a nauseous flavor. The Archbishop urged each to taste, Lever declined joking that his brother is not in your grace's diocese.

Charles Lever Whately Dublin Lever Ekechange

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