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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1903
Page
4
A nostalgic tribute extols Pinehurst as a model of health cleanliness and harmony between nature and human effort. The piece praises orderly upkeep with leaf raking street crews and litter patrols, arguing visitors would see a village where neatness and sunshine define daily life.
Since 1886 M. Henri Herve has studied balloon travel at sea moving from the North Sea to the Mediterranean. His design uses a conical top to shed rain and two deviators to steer via a trailer and a water ballast system.
The president contemplates ending his hunting trips and avoiding wild west spectacle. He recalls his Mississippi bear hunt, noting photographers and writers shaped perceptions, and says he would hunt alone if possible. He enjoyed the trip but will plan differently next time, believing luck balances in the long run.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt argues that moral education surpasses mere academic basics in public schooling. The writer asserts teaching children to obey laws, value honesty, and reject harm is the state’s primary obligation, with literacy and math as secondary.
A natural curiosity called the Paint Stone near Pinehurst draws attention for its dusky purple ground dotted with quartz specks and sand particles. Hollow inside, it holds a red powder used as paint by Indians and by countryside residents to redden fireplaces or mix with oil for painting.
Maine's annual report from the Commission of Island Fisheries and Game shows deer killed by guided parties 60 70, unguided 2489, towns 2000, camps 303, totaling 10 872 legally killed. Moose kills reach 471 with 235 by guided parties, 117 by unguided, and 109 illegally killed.
An informal ping-pong tournament at The Carolina offered prizes by Mrs. Hi W Priest. Harry C Stackpole of Ridgeway Pa won the men's prize and Miss Priest took the women's trophy in a lively series of matches.
Poem lamenting urban toil and hollow pride. The speaker longs to return to simple riverside dreams, yearning for the childlike freedom of imagination over the ceaseless grind of city life. The refrain asserts that dreamers endure while thinkers and toilers die in a day.
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