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Newspaper

Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1899

Page

6

Fish Returning to the Thames and Clean Water Gains

The article notes rising fish returns toward London as Thames water improves due to better sewage treatment led by the county council and Thames conservancy efforts. It ties this to historic signals, like porpoises near Hammersmith on a key political night, and early whitebait and shrimp appearances at Gravesend, framing a period of ecological recovery. The piece also briefly comments on government service by clerks and rat-guarding in Outlook.

Thames London Bridge County Council London Thames Conservancy Hammersmith Bridge Mr. Gladstone Chiswick House of Commons Imonstra Maritima Tiberi Visa Lower Hope Gravesend Cornhill Magazine

Dressed Up to the Nines in Skeat Notes and Queries

Walter W. Skeat explains the origin and variants of the phrase dressed up to the eyes and related forms like eyne nynon neyne nyen and myn eyne. He cites sources such as H E D Halliwell and medieval phrases showing plural forms and etymology. The note discusses why to the neyne or to then eyne are valid variants and how misrendering as to the nine can mislead meaning.

Eyne Spenser Neye Neyes Nyen Halliwell Nynon Neyne Walter W. Skeat

United States Mail Protectors Cats Guard Mail Bags

The article discusses cats kept by postoffice clerks to guard mail against rats in New York City. It notes a large, aging building and around sixty cats cared for within the facility, some long-time residents, others former strays.

United States Postoffice New York City

Changed His Occupation. Young clerk's Maine voyage ends

A congressman's clerk, newly arrived in town, began as a Boston salesman's traveling rep. His first trip to Maine left the firm worried until a letter explained a dull market and a sightseeing sail from Bangor along the Penobscot. the reply simply ordered him home.

Boston Maine Bangor Penobscot Washington Post

The Chinese Painter Tale From a Humble Vessel

A humorous tale from Chambers Journal recounts a Chinaman hired to paint ship bows at Hong Kong on the bark Cape City. He paints Cape city with no space on one bow and later the mirrored permutation Yucepac on the other bow. The story highlights a perceived logical fluidity in the painter’s approach.

Cape City Hongkong Capecity Yucepac Chambers’ Journal

The Prime Consideration

Mrs Lakeside replies she needs time to consider the proposal. The conversation hints at concerns over alimony.

de Palmer

A Scotch Term Hogmanay in Scotland’s Year End

In Scotland the last day of the year, New Year’s Eve, is termed Hogmanay, marking the final hours before the new year. The term reflects Scottish tradition and calendars used in festive observances across communities.

Scotland Atlanta Constitution

Baseball Managers Embrace Ungentlemanly Respect Change

Chicago Record notes managers reject violent acts toward umpires as ungentlemanly while Washington Post previews the local baseball team’s ambitious next season feats.

Chicago Washington Post

Thoughts take root in minds and spread widely

A quotable reflection by Jean Ingelow on how thoughts travel beyond sight or speech, acting like seeds that root in receptive minds. Major ideas take hold more in grand matters, producing crops of similar thought in those who hear them.

Jean Ingelow

Thirteen Is Unlucky, Harlem Life Dialogue

A fragment from Harlem Life features Jarley and Butler arguing about money and luck. Jarley deems thirteen unlucky while Butler prefers eighteen dollars over twelve, sparking a playful financial quip about spending limits.

Jarley Butler Harlem

Pine Grove House Opens With Comforts for New Englanders

I A Flint of Stone Farm House in N Reap Ing Massachusetts promotes Pine Grove House in Povenurst North Carolina as a salubrious climate destination for a limited number of guests. The message invites New Englanders to claim a pleasant stay at a well known residence offering welcome.

Povenurst, N. C I. A. Flint Stone Farm House N. ReAp- Ing, MaAss

Department Store Showcases Full New England Grocery Lines

The store lists divisions including Drugs and Proprietary Medicines Dry Goods Notions Furnishings Hats Caps Shoes Rubber Goods Groceries Fresh Meats in Cold Storage Hardware Stoves Tinware and Groceries. It states they carry full lines of Fancy and Heavy Groceries with brands and assortments found in New England grocers.

New England

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United States Mail Protectors Pine Grove House Pinehurst, N. C Plaice Pine Grove Meat and Fish Market Lenox Addresse J. Milton Robinson Canada
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