William E. Simere remembered. education and progress urged
The OutLook recalls Lieutenant William E. Simere of the Tenth colored regiment killed at Santiago. Winston NC ties to Slater Industrial College and a proposed William E. Shipp farm to aid negro self support. Booker T. Washington praised for industrial education, urging self reliance and civic dignity. The piece also notes Roosevelt’s quoted wartime exclamations and calls for charity in judging wartime language.
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William E. Simere
Santiago
Rough Riders
Winston
North Carolina
Slater Industrial College
State Normal School
William E. Shipp
Booker ‘Tl. Washington
Tuskeegua
Alabama
Profanity in war praise contrasted with noble restraint
In this editorial note from The Pinehurst Outlook, the author argues that mastery of language and restraint equal true heroism, condemning profanity as a lower instinct even in battle. It cites Spanish war sentiments, praises heroism without swearing, and endorses burying slips of the tongue. The piece also introduces The Pinehurst Outlook Vol. 2 No.1, a 16 page special on Pinehurst as a winter retreat.
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Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Lane
Humanity
Pinehurst
North Carolina
Arthur HH. Spinney
The Companion Definite Programme for 1899
The Youths Companion promises its 1899 volume will be the best yet with over 200 distinguished contributors. Notables include John D. Long on torpedo boats in New Year’s number, Edward Everett Hale, Bret Harte, Henry M. Stanley, James Bryce, John Burroughs, William Dean Howells, Andrew Lang, Edmund Gosse, Alfred Austin, Carl Schurz, Thomas Nelson Page, and William Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Long
Navy
Edward Everett Hale
Bret Sarte
Henry M. Stanley
James Bryce
John Burroughs
William D. Howells
Andrew Long
Edmund Gosse
Alfred Austin
Carl Schurz
Thomas Nelson Page
William Black
The Youth's Companion 1899 1900 subscription offer
This selection from the definite programme for 189S to 1900 appeals to readers young and old. Subscribers for 189 volume gain 62 weeks of the new year and receive the remaining 1898 issues, a Gift Companion Calendar for 1890, and an illustrated announcement with sample copies mailed free from The Youth's Companion, 211 Columbus Avenue, Boston.
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Sarah Orne Jewett
Octave Thanet
Poultney Bigelow
Companion
Attmet
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Muss
Deposed clergyman bids farewell in Love Desert parish
In southern New Jersey a minister ousted by parishioners delivers a brief parting sermon. He quips that they do not love him nor each other, and the Lord does not love them, noting lack of payments and fewer marriages as signs. He ends with a sharp moral jab about divine calls.
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New Jersey
Echange
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Moore County
N.C
Outlook
Holly Inn
Vai
Reece
Seabount Air Line RR
Southern Mines
Maehurst
Atwood & Treadway, Managers
Pinehurst, Moore Co
J. N. Longest
Greensboro, N. C
Francis Deaton
Southern Pines
Pinehurst Department Store
F. L. Hightower
Mfr
Pinehurst, N. C