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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
3
A Punch magazine verse laments shifts in domestic life and finances. The speaker rails at a partner who reorganizes plans, seizes possessions, and issues threats, while the speaker laments loss of comfort and authority, ending with the refrain No one.
The Youth's Companion announces its seventy-fifth year of continuous publication and invites new 1901 volume subscribers. The offer includes a free subscription for the remainder of 1900, a new Puritan Girl calendar for 1901, and illustrated sample copies. Boston, Mass.
A terse exchange contrasts appetite and principle with a dyspeptic quip about impossible choices. The line hints at a broader debate on compromise and consequence.
The Mystic Cottage, built by J. R. Shaw under Benbow and designed by Taylor Kendall and Stevens of Boston, offers fourteen rooms with steam heat, hot water, electric lights, bath, cold storage, and modern conveniences. Rich materials including hard wood, brass, pressed brick, and Brussels carpet adorn the interiors. Morgan P. Brooks of Saratoga Lake, New York will winter there, a Queen Anne style home noted as among the South's finest.
A detailed feature describes a fully equipped winter residence delighting visitors with lawn decor by Louis Lettien and a veranda facing a parlor with large windows. The interior emphasizes luxury furniture, a carved lard wood settee, an oak sideboard, bevel table, and rich rugs, aiming for an ideal home in a northern styled retreat. The narrative blends horticultural and architectural pride with the sense of a well planned, upscale retreat.
Descriptive note extols a new Pinehurst residence appealing to northbound pilgrims seeking health and pleasure. Rich details praise lavish rugs, oak chamber set, and snowy counterpines inviting rest. Text highlights the property as a premier southern retreat and showcases refined hospitality.
In a Chicago Tribune passage a young man notes a calm life, while a woman replies she has felt fate and intense emotion, challenging his claim of placidity and prompting wonder.
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