Fresh goods and arrivals at Pinehurst and local stores
A varied local scene reports fresh pickled items and hams at the Department Store, brisk freight at Pinehurst station with shifting engines and many loaded cars, and many visitors arriving for the season. The village notes several new guests at the Lenox and Casino, a blaze near the water wheel, and plans for music, concerts, and church choirs led by Mr. Alfred D. St. Clair, a noted vocalist and teacher, who will manage entertainments and a vocal studio this season.
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Pinehurst
Alfred D. St. Clair
New York
St. Clair
St.Chur
F. Lamperti
Lamperti
la Scala
Milan
Europe
England
Australia
Cape Town
Cairo
Madame Patti
Abbey & Gray
Doyle & Carte
Our Village
Personal Visitors and Guests at City Hotels
J Langworthy of New York registered at the Lenox yesterday. Lyman Lise of Boston arrived at the Casino on Thursday last week. John W Thomas of Milwaukee visited last Tuesday. W F Dowdy of Charlotte registered at the Casino on Tuesday. Miss Tarrier Hasbrouck of Syracuse is at the Lenox for the season. Henry L Whiton and wife of Quincy arrived at the Lenox last Friday. Mrs M A Allen of Wollaston occupies Suite No. 3 at the Dartmouth. Misses Annie McCarthy and Nellie Herney of Boston stopping at the Casino. Mrs G E Lester of Springfield is at Pine Grove House for the Sensation. W H Ten of Richmond was
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Alexander Rumrill
New York City
the Lenox
T. Leach
New York
Lyman Lise
Boston
Tarrier Hasbrouck
Syracuse
N. Y
Lenox
Henry L. Whiton
Quincy, Mass
M.A. Allen
Wollaston, Mass
The
Dartmouth
Annie McCarthy
Nellie E Herney
G. E. Lester
Springfield, Mass
Pine Grove House
The Magnolia Opens for Season with J L Pottle
Landlord J L Pottle arrived in the village last evening and opened the Magnolia for the season. He has run the Magnolia since it was built and made it popular with Northern guests. A large number of rooms are engaged for the winter and many guests will arrive soon, with bright prospects for a full house early in the season.
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J. L. Pottle
Mr. Pottle
Annual corn shucking at McKenzie plantation near town
Last Tuesday evening Mr H A Mckenzie hosted a corn shucking party about three miles from town. guided by Louis Letien about 700 bushels were shucked as neighbors gathered. Red ears appeared, a hearty supper followed, and dancing by pine log fire kept the crowd lively until long after midnight.
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H. A. Mckenzie
Louis Letien
Art and artificial ice spark debate in Indianapolis Journal
A brief exchange questions whether art can imitate nature by noting artificial ice as an example. The dialogue hints at creativity and technology intersecting with natural phenomena in a newspaper snippet from the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Dorchester
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Olnerville
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Richmond, Va
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N. C
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