Pinehurst health plea for wounded soldiers from Pinehurst editorial
Friday November 4 1598 discusses war injuries and the need for milder climates to aid recovering soldiers. It promotes Pinehurst North Carolina as a suitable retreat with its attractions and outdoor life. The piece also mentions President David Starr Jordan’s Atlantic Monthly article criticizing Alaska policy and its impact on regional industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Atlantic Monthly
Alaska
Imperialism and duty in Philippines policy debate
The piece argues over the Philippine question, contrasting American failures in Alaska due to weak centralized authority with the need to adopt a paternal but disciplined approach in imperial ventures. It echoes President Jordan on watching and governing colonies, weighs compulsory imperialism, and asserts a duty to provide honest government and good citizenship rather than retreat. England’s colonial example is cited as a benchmark for successful control of inferior peoples.
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Philippines
Jordan
Alaska
England
Raves
The Youth's Companion First Subscriber Still Reads
The Youths Companion marks 72 years with Hannah M Parsons of Brooklyn as its living first subscriber. She became the paper’s first subscriber in 1827 through Nathaniel Willis, founder of the companion. The 1899 volume promises its strongest content yet with popular living writers contributing to thousands of households weekly. New subscribers receive remaining 1898 issues gratis.
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Youth's Companion
Hannah M. Parsons
Brooklyn
New York
Nathaniel Willis
N. P. Willis
Beautiful 1899 Companion Calendar and Companion for 52 weeks
The notice advertises the 1899 Companion Calendar described as the most beautiful ever for Companion readers, included with The Youth's Companion for a full year to January 1900. It specifies the publication address at 211 Columbus Avenue, Boston, Massachusetts.
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Columbus Avenue
Boston
Mass
Mary Andersons Little Boy and Baby Photos
Mary Anderson now Mrs de Navarro and living in England has allowed her new name and her two year old baby to be photographed for publication for the first time. About twenty pictures were made and the best will appear in an early Ladies' Home Journal issue with the baby's portrait as the central highlight.
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Mary Anderson
de Navarro
England
Hame
Ladies’ Home Journal
Return to Pinehurst Letter to Caulkins
A letter from James W Turts to W R R Caulkins of Cleveland praises Pinehurst as healthful and delightful. Turts states he has not been well, plans to return there this winter, and sends kind regards to Pinehurst enterprise officials. The note reflects appreciation of Pinehurst’s healthful environment during the author’s winter visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. RR. Caulkins
Cleveland
Ohio
James W.turts
Pinehurst
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Arthur H. Spinney
Arthur I
Spinney
Moore County
N. C
Spain
North Carolina Pines
Legion
Cuba
Porto Rico
THE
Holly Inn
Pinehur
South
Ives
Seaboard Air Line RR
Southern
Atwood & Treadway, Managers
Pinehurst, Moore Co
North Carolina
J. N. Loncest
Greensboro, N. C
Francis Deaton
Southern Pines
Pinehurst Department Store
F. L. Hightower
Mfr
Pinehurst, N. C
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