Open Letter to Pinehurst Visitor John Smith From Here
A long, chatty letter from Pisehurst North Carolina on March 15 describes Pinehurst as a welcoming, healthful retreat. The writer touts location, transport links, diverse recreation, architecture, a hotel, a village hall, and a no-liquor policy with abundant water and electric lights. The correspondent invites John Smith to visit through mid May, expressing warm anticipation.
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Pinehurst
Pine Knoll
John
Amin
Mr. Tufts
Seaboard
At times he was near death in the garden
A fragment from Haehange notes the subject alternated between life threatening danger and labor in the garden, illustrating a harsh, fluctuating condition during the period described.
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Haehange
Trip to Aberdeen and the Powell Outing Narrative
A lively reminiscence of a leisure trip to Powell's hostelry in Aberdeen with Mrs Powell and friends. The party includes Lawton Lovering Berry Updike Murphy Spinney Tobey and others. They recount a feast surpassing Pinehurst Outing No 3, witty asides on accidents, and praise for the hospitality and flowers as they unwind after the journey.
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Messrs
Mesdames Lawton
Lovering
Berry
Updike
Murphy
Spinney
Tobey
Cleopatra
Powell
Pinehurst
Powell House
Hell
Outlook
Brother Powell
Mrs. Powell
Col. Bennett
Boniface Powell
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John Smith
United States of North America
Manning
Katzenstein
Olmsteds
Tolly Enn
Aberdeen