Pinehurst OutLook Advertising Rate Card
Published every Saturday morning during November to May. Conducted by Ralph W Page in Pinehurst North Carolina. Advertising rates and space apply to Edwin A Denham Pinehurst NC. One dollar annually five cents a copy foreign subscriptions fifty cents. The editor welcomes contributions and desires good photographs. Editorial rooms above the department store. Hours nine to five. Office telephones central for OUTLOOK. Advertising rate card and circulation statement available on request. Second class matter at Pinehurst Post Office.
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Outlook
Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
Red Cross Room Opens for Refugee Garment Work
The Red Cross room at the School House beside the Movie Theatre will operate Tuesday and Friday mornings from 9.30 to 1.00. Volunteers are welcome to sew while wool and finished garments are loaned and returned. The effort aims to supply refugee clothing to starving and homeless people overseas.
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Red Cross
Trains Schedule North to South and Mail Arrivals
The notice lists train departures and arrivals for routes between north and south sectors with times such as 10.20 A.M. and 7.05 A.M. for departures and 9.23 P.M. and 11.05 A.M. for arrivals, along with mail schedules and fares of $35 P.M.
Lexter From the Front Letter to Isabelle Mentioning War and Peace
A November 25 1918 wartime letter expresses gratitude for socks, notes busyness during the rush of war and postwar, and doubts Germany can start another war. The writer hopes peace terms are harsh enough to bleed Germany to the last drop and avoids sentiment.
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Isabelle
Germany
Return to France After War Tales Told by Benjamin Burner
In a letter from a U.S. veteran, Burner recounts entering Laon to an ovation and guiding a convoy amid German bombs and mined towns. He recalls near lines, gas shells, evacuations, and close encounters with retreating forces, expressing mixed pride and weariness toward Ford vehicles and longing for North Carolina Pines.
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Germany
France
Laon
Bosch
Cantonment
Liesse
O. K
Red Cross
North Carolina
Boy must pass medical exam to prove fitness for hazing
The subject has qualified in his studies but has not yet passed a physician's examination to determine whether he can withstand hazing. The remark notes uncertainty about his readiness for the college admission process and the associated ritual.
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Poland
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Broadway
New York City
Madison Sq
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United States
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