Pinehurst Newspaper Advertises Rates and Editorial Notes
Published every Saturday morning during the season from November to May in Pinehurst North Carolina conducted by Ralph W Page. Advertising rates and space available through Edwin A Denham Pinehurst NC One dollar annually five cents a copy foreign subscriptions fifty cents. The editor invites contributions good photographs desired editorial rooms over the department store hours nine to five. In telephoning ask central for OvurTLOOK Office. Advertising rate card and circulation statement on request. Entered as second class matter at Pinehurst Post Office Moore County NC.
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Ask Central
Pinehurst
Moore County
North Carolina
The Curse of Kultur and the War’s Moral Reckoning
A stark World War I era tirade denounces Bolshevism and Prussian Kultur as a plague upon civilization. It condemns German militarism, portrays the enemy as irredeemable, and links the loss to Christian civilization’s decline and political rhetoric. The piece frames Allied leaders’ words as manifestations of a shared fear and moral struggle.
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Christendom
Hindenburg
Red Cross drive calls Pinehurst women to refugee garments
The Pinehurst Branch resumes refugee garment work with a nationwide Red Cross appeal. Henry A. Page warns of famine driven dangers across Russia Poland and the Balkans and urges immediate relief through food and clothing to stave off wider collapse. The annual Pinehurst meeting is set for Friday with officers to be chosen.
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McNess
Bureau of Supplies
Red Cross
America
Pinehurst
Aberdeen
Sandhill
Henry A. Page
North Carolina
Hoover
Russia
Poland
Balkan
Austria
Germany
Duchess Refutes Officer With Quick Wits In London
In a London Eagle Hut, a female cleaner faced a soiled pail during Y M C A work and asked a uniformed officer to empty and refill it. The officer balked, declaring his rank, but she retorted that she is a duchess, delivering a sharp, tongue–in–cheek comeback as the water’s blackened by toil.
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Eagle Hut
London
Bryant Park
Back From Service Jay Hall Returns Home to Welcome
Jay Hall, recently discharged from wartime service with the War Trade Board, returned to his home and wife Mrs Hall amid a warm double welcome. During his brief service he helped create a comprehensive survey of Uncle Sam's business organization for the President and worked on a printing activities investigation across ten thousand departments.
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Jay Hall
War Trade Board
Washington
Kaiser
Jay
Mrs. Hall
Uncle Sam
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