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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1898
Page
4
A brief note expresses hope that last year’s Pinehurst experiences prepare readers for a cold New England winter, while envy grows for those who will enjoy the coming season’s comforts and delights.
Harper's Weekly recounts Japan's early press development after 1868. From government gazettes and extras to Nichi Nichi and Mainichi, the era saw papers shift from ads to public discourse. J R Black's Yokohama Reliable Daily News introduced Chinese character types, expanding to 12 000 characters as editors pursued reform.
A Science correspondent recalls Professor Trowbridge noting birds sleep on the wing. The idea appeared in Edgar Allan Poe’s youth poem with marginal note claiming the albatross sleeps on the wing. John Phenix later questioned the claim, suggesting poetic rhyme drove the assertion.
A 70 year old log cabin built by Wray near McKenzie’s Mill, fashioned with a broad axe and no nails, features a massive front door lock from Fayetteville’s first jail. Archibald McKenzie gifted it to Tufts, who preserved it at the Village Green near the Holly Inn. The display includes a six foot fireplace, ancient crane, kettles, spinning wheel, distaff, candlesticks, antlers, and the original broad-ax used on the logs.
Prose discusses copybook wisdom on forming capitals and the idea that no place offers all advantages. It argues homes suit personal taste and moving for gain entails losses, urging realism about trade offs and the imperfect nature of every location.
A guide answers common queries about Pinehurst timing and attire. Best autumn start to gain climate benefits, return north by early May if health allows, travel home in stages. Wear usual home clothing plus light layers for March April, and a parasol and shade hat. Pine forest nearby provides pleasant aromas year round, though aroma is stronger in summer.
The essay observes no place is perfect for all weather and happiness, yet travelers adapt to discomforts. It asserts Pinehurst offers a favorable winter sojourn with atmosphere, surroundings, and social conditions conducive to well being.
In a playful exchange in New York Weekly, Miss De Pretty jokes she cannot whistle through fingers while Mr Goodheart compliments her hands. He adds a winked remark about attempting it causing a hand to slip into the mouth.
A notice states a paper will be sent to the addressed recipient for six months at a price of fifty cents.
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