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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
4
A sentimental 1903 note extols Pinehurst and springtime charms from Carolina rooms to sunlit pines. It discusses mocking birds and the town’s appeal to visitors, framing a personal portrait of Pinehurst’s allure and late 19th century social scenery. The piece also cites figures on earnings gaps by education level, highlighting contrasts between illiteracy and schooling.
The passage asserts that a university educated and properly trained man earns thirty seven and a half times more than a minimum, and that his earning capacity is fifty times greater than that of an illiterate untrained man. It emphasizes the superior value of educated workers to the commonwealth and business.
An invitation to German at The Carolina on Wednesday evening repeats former social successes. The affair will be reported in full in next week's issue of HE OUTLOOK.
The Berkshire weekly card party results list Miss Helen King Spofford Creveland Mass Miss Nesbit Pittsburg Pa Mr H R Staplin Northampton Mass and Mr J W Mills Philadelphia with Miss Knapp winning the consolation prize.
Mrs O 5 Knapp Miss Knapp and Miss Marion Knapp from Somerville are mentioned in a Pine Grove gathering with family ties to the area. The brief item notes their presence at the event and their Somerville origin.
Sunday offers include Union service at eleven, Song service at three, Episcopal service at four, and an evening concert at The Carolina. Monday features an evening card party at The Holly Inn. Tuesday hosts a card party at The Berkshire. Wednesday has a 3 PM trap shooting tournament and an evening card party at The Carolina. Thursday presents a morning golf tournament and an evening dance at The Holly Inn. Friday's program is an evening card party at The Casino, with Saturday morning golf, afternoon tea at Golf Club House, and an evening dance at The Carolina.
Polk Miller drew a large audience at Village Hall on Monday evening. The entertainer's program featured a mix of songs and storytelling that captivated attendees and drew praise from local residents.
Late arrivals at The Harvard include Mr and Mrs F 8 Felt Lynn Mass Mrs John R Whittemore Chicopee Falls Mass Mr C R Whittemore West Suffield Ct Miss Molly Payne Portland Me Late arrivals at The Lenox and Concord include Mr and Mrs T B Jennings Wellesley Farms Mass Miss Grace M Nichols New Bedford Mass Mrs Walter I Phillips Bridgeport Ct Mr C H Dummer Montclair N J Mrs W W Taylor Bath Me
Miss I R Steel and Miss M A Steel of Port Deposit Maryland arrive at The Magnolia along with Mr and Mrs Chas J Holmes of Toronto Canada and Mr and Mrs Spooner of Arlington Massachusetts. Miss Josie M A Rodrigues of Washington DC also among the late arrivals at The Magnolia.
The Pine Hurst Outlook first page lists Edith Barnett Miss Davis Miss E B Post Helen Barnett Miss Crary Mrs Arthur C Ketcham Walter A Berg M C Parshall Carl Gildersleeve Arthur C Ketcham W J Fleming F J Bailey H Nelson Burroughs among others. Miller presents an evening of story and song Old Times Down South with a colored male quartet.
The editor offers free copies by mail to golfers upon request containing this week’s paper with the program for the United North and South Open Championships Tournament.
Raleigh March 7. The child labor bill prohibiting employment of children under twelve in factories and limiting hours for those under eight to sixty six per week has passed both houses and is now law.
Mass Mr and Mrs Neft and child of New York City are new arrivals at The Pine Grove. Mr Mrs G R Rice of Farmer New York have returned home after a delightful season here.
Miss M A Gavin of Watertown Massachusetts is at The Cedars.
Sterling Beckwith of Cleveland Ohio stands out among golfers at Pinehurst as one of Ohio’s top players with numerous tournament wins. He is a guest at The Carolina.
Professional Donald J. Ross predicts a series of matches with Bernard Nichols and Alex Findiag visiting about the time of the Championship Tournament.
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