Dr Hale on Pinehurst in 1897 letter still reads true
Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale praised Pinehurst in a 1897 extract, noting its open air benefits and lack of a hospital while describing lodging options and the village’s quiet, healthful character. He warned against unhealthy overwork and highlighted Pinehurst as a refined New England village in the South with growing comforts.
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Edward Everett Wale
Pinehurst
Christian Register
Ponce de Leon
Teenn
White Mountains
Boston
Oneida Street
Parker's
Brunswick
New England
Southland
Railroads Expand Pinehurst Service for Winter Travel
Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway announce improved Winter routes to Pinehurst through Washington. Parlor Car departs Washington 10:41 p m, reaches Southern Pines 8:30 p m and Pinehurst 8:50 p m. Through Sleepers leave 10:00 p m, arrive Pinehurst next morning for breakfast.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Washington
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Southern Railway
The Tiger and the Insect by Habberton
By author of Helen's Babies. From St. S. Russell New York house comes a novel The Tiger and the Insect a charming domestic story of a happy home. It features two children the Viger and the Insect with Walter Russell illustrations of children and cream white paper and artistic binding.
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St. S. Russell
New York
Helen
Walter Russell
Doom of King Acrisius by Morris and Burne-Jones
A high regard review praises The Doom of King Acrisius by William Morris, noting its artistic bookmaking quality. The edition features twelve platinum full-page prints from Burne-Jones paintings, a critical introduction by Fitz Roy Carrington, ornate initials, and a gold-stamped white buckram binding.
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Aecrisius
William Morris
R. H. Russell
Sir Edward Burne- Jones
Morris
Burne-Jones
FitzRoy Carrington
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DR. Hale
Pinehurst General Office
Acrisius
Leonard Tutts
Herbert L. Jillson
Wee Pinehurst Outlock
Pinehurst, Moore Co
North Carolina
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