Pinehurst Golf Links and the Rise of Golf
Pinehurst unveils a sixty acre golf links led by John Dunn Tucker as instructor and superintendent. The article extols golf as a healthful outdoor sport, praising its physical and mental benefits and predicting growing popularity over forms of indoor recreation.
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Pinehurst
Pine Grove
John Dunn Tucker
Stockbridge
Mass
America
Scotland
Letter From Dr Hale Praises Pinehurst Rest Cure
Dr Edward Everett Hale spends springs at Pinehurst for two years. In a letter to the editor he extols Pinehurst as ideal rest, praising its lack of worry, fresh air, golf, croquet and tennis, and simple comforts. He suggests the place as a model for future living and ends with urging readers to go to Pinehurst and play golf after a wash.
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Pinehurst
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Pine Woods
Outlook
Roxpury
Mass
Mit
Spinney
Pinehurst Antics and War's Worries in Detours of a Letter
A fragment echoes a church tale about a girl Madge and a stranger. The narrator writes from distant places describing Pinehurst as a carefree escape, mocking worry about war and stocks, and inviting readers to buy tickets to Pinehurst while noting social ranks of visitors there.
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Sixteenth Street
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Washington Post
Hampton
Mr. Slodgin
McNeil's
McFarlands
McGregors
Mr. Everett
Mr. Beale
Mr. Tufts
Little Boar's Head