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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1904
Page
4
A Royal Institution talk by Professor MacFayden argues no more phosphorus in fish than in other animal foods and calls the brain food claim mythical. The Chicago Record-Herald notes the essay discredits fish as brain boosters while urging anglers to fish today.
Minna Irving writes in the New York Herald about crickets, asking whether tiny singers in grass and corn once charmed the great with violin and madrigals. The verse muses on life, mortality, and a shared fate with crickets, urging care not to tread on them.
The article outlines an extensive season golf program from Thanksgiving through April with numerous tournaments and informal events. It lists dates for inaugural and North South championships, a series of Saturday afternoon putting contests, handicap events, and multiple cups and medals. Notable items include the Grand Annual Mid Winter Tournament starting Jan 11 12 13 14 and the United North and South Championship in early April, plus numerous named cups such as the Sterling Silver and Bronze cups, with prizes and formats detailed. E. A. Gile, Jackson N H, is noted as Village barber for a second season.
A new novel by Helen Pitkin of New Orleans, An Angel by Brevet, presents a love story set in contemporary New Orleans Creole society. The book blends charm, passion, superstition, and aristocratic settings, with the South's social circles. The first edition issued November 2 is sold out. a second edition is on press.
Annie Warner wrote Always Divided at age nine, a tale of woe about a chicken and a worm highlighting her early literary talent. Sequil, or Things Which Ain’t Finished in the First, by Henry A. Shute, is a supplementary volume to The Real Diary of a Real Boy, noted for quaint humor and sentiment amid crude boyish escapades.
A brief note on Mabell Ship pie Clarke Pelton’s Tar Heel Baron continuing to sell well under J B Lippincott Co. It praises the author’s straightforward wholesome love story and mentions Alfred Henry Lewis’s new novel The President and its increasing demand for The Boss. An Australian edition is reported. Pinehurst’s Tin Whistles is linked to The Boss.
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