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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
2
The essay muses on Garden of Eden sewing skills, notes the passion flower motif resembling biblical crown of thorns, and reviews summer to autumn blooms such as buckeye sundrop and pink gerardin. It contrasts gentian colors and praises blue gentian, notes holly and mistletoe decor, and argues the title pine barrens misnomer given rich flora.
From a window in North Carolina the author chronicles a week of sighting three buzzards at a refuse heap. He admires their soaring, wing structure, and wind driven motion, notes legal protection, and records their scavenging behavior and nesting habits with reflections on their role in nature and health.
The Seaboard Railway undertakes a civic program to improve poultry and cattle stock along its 2000 mile network. It will lend farmers high quality roosters for 90 days and fancy bulls to be kept at the farm’s nearest station at no charge. Beneficiaries expect bigger eggs butter milk and beef and in turn increased railroad business and regional development.
The piece critiques wealth accumulation followed by large gifts as fame seeds, contrasting with direct worker value and fair sharing. It notes Carnegie style philanthropy promotes headlines but neglects fair returns to labor, while praising Pinehurst library readers who value lasting works over flashy donations.
The piece discusses sharing books and starting a circulating library as a means to fame and modest wealth. It promotes Ghroman and his success and urges doing good deeds quietly rather than through public praise, comparing generosity to an ancient notion of the left hand and right hand.
The Southern Railway will operate four sleepers weekly into and out of Pinehurst effective May 11. Sleeper trains depart Washington on Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday and arrive at Pinehurst on Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday. Northbound from Pinehurst they leave Monday Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Increased service meets heavy travel demand and will aid tourists.
General Carrington writes a seasonal historical volume, this season titled The Exodus of the Flithead. It chronicles a Montana Girden Valley origin to the Jocko Reservation with life scenes, completed and sent to New York for publication. A Revolutionary Romance, covering the Battle of King's Mountains and Cowpens, remains unfinished.
A collection of quips from old newspapers including the Philadelphia Bulletin and Detroit Journal about spendthrifts, marriage reasons, and humorous exchanges. The jokes poke at money, love, and daily life with sly wordplay and social satire.
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