OverLook Volume Five Explores Pinehurst For Winter Visitors
The OverLook begins its fifth volume with a twelve page issue featuring fine half-tone engravings of Pinehurst. The editor notes the cuts aim to show visitors what the village offers and how to enjoy a pleasant winter away from ice and snow.
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OverLook
Pinehurst
Old Dollar Bill Inspires Echoes of Courage and Hope
A ragged faded dollar bill evokes strong feelings of independence and courage. The speaker reflects on how this small note has sparked joy, risk, and laughter in others, bestowing hope and recalling past dangers faced, while lamenting its soon parting.
Seasonal Guests Return for Fourth Season at Way Side Cottage
Mrs M E Baxter of Boston has returned to Way Side Cottage for her fourth season. C J Baxter remains station agent for A & A R R in the coming season. Mrs C E Kennedy and daughter of Cambridge Mass are at the Beacon. Mr and Mrs Chas Jager have arrived for the season. Mrs Adison Center and daughter of Sharon Mass are at the Oasis Cottage. Mr James M Austin of Worcester Mass is in the village for his second season.
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C. J. Baxter
C. E. Kennedy
Cambridge, Mass
the Beacon
Chas, Jager
James M. Austin
Worcester, Mass
Pinehurst Sees Staff Changes and Guest Arrivals
Miss Georgia C. Simpson returns as stenographer at the General Office this season. Dr. Bradbury and family from Providence Rhode Island arrive to occupy Mistletoe Cottage, their Pinehurst home for four seasons. John K. Wood of Asheboro oversees the General Office. Katzenstein returns from a North trip and reports extensive nursery additions. Dr J Ernest Judd dentist now has a permanent Pinehurst office for guests. I A Page president of A and A R R comes with his family after a Pan American visit.
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Dr. Bradbury
Providence
R. I
Pinehurst
J. Ernest Judd
I. A. Page
The Carolina Hotel Opens January for Spring Season
The Carolina Hotel will open from January to May and accommodate four hundred guests with fifty four suites featuring baths. Rooms have steam heat and telephone exchanges, an excellent orchestra provides music, and the setting includes broad verandas, sun parlors, piney woods, and green lawns. Managed by H W Priest, proprietor of Trotel Preston at Beach Bluff, Massachusetts.
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The Holly Inn Opens For Winter Season
The Holly Inn will open around December 1 and operate until May 1, hosting up to two hundred guests. Located on a village green rising gently with a south view of lawns and pines, it features a music room with daily concerts and dancing. Exclusive management is by James K. Hyde of Hyde Manor Sudbury Vermont. Subscriptions for Outlook six months cost 50 cents.
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James K. Hyde
Hyde Manor
Sudbury, Vt
Holly Inn Pinehurst Ad Highlights Hotel Opulence
The Holly Inn in Pinehurst North Carolina advertises itself as one of the Souths most attractive hotels built in 1805 with repeated enlargements to meet rising demand. It touts elegant interior furnishings modern conveniences electric lights steam heat call bells in every room and premium beds. An orchestra provides daily concerts and dancing with unsurpassed cuisine and white northern trained waitresses. Address James K Hyde Manager.
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Holly Inn
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H. W. Priest
Pinehurst Springs
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