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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
6
The article argues golf offers the safest, gentlest outdoor exercise for women. It cites doctors and physicians praising golf over harsher sports, notes Beatrice Noyt’s early championship, and recounts a 70 years young golfer who regained health through the game, illustrating broad benefits for all ages and both urban and resort settings.
A Boston Transcript note recounts a school exercise where a grammar class read a tale about a farmer who traps birds in a net and punishes a stork for being in bad company. The pupil version mirrors the theme with garbled lines but preserves the moral on character.
Want St John. Sir Claude Rivers Wilson, president of the Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada, notes action to appoint a successor to Charles I. Hays who became president of the Southern Pacific. Reports say E. St. John, vice president of Sea board Air Line, gains popular support, reportedly starting among Canadian stockholders.
Pine Grove House will open on November 1 for its third season under the same management as previous years. The aim is to continue as a home for those who value New England household comforts and seek patronage as in former winters. The Stone House Farm of North Reading, Massachusetts, a favorite summer home for city people, will be present to welcome guests.
A historical department store advertisement outlines departments including Drugs and Proprietary Medicines Groceries Dry Goods Shoes Hardware Furniture and Meat Market. It promotes cold storage meats fresh stock from Northern markets and full lines of hats caps stationery and gents furnishings under manager and buyer Henry S. Davis.
The Lenox and The Concord announce openings for November 1 for a healthful winter home. Guests are promised attentive service, good table, comfortable beds, electric lights, pure spring water, and unrivalled climate. Weekly rates eight to twelve dollars with special season-long discounts.
A brief note invites readers to express desires and needs through the newspaper’s classified columns, encouraging community submissions and responses. The item emphasizes accessible public dialogue and participation in local commerce and services.
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