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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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Published Every Saturday Morning, During
the Season, November to May, at
PIneliurst, Hoore County, North Carolina
(Founded by James W. Tufts)
Edited by Herbert I. J1Uon
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Early Season Kumber, 1010-11
Greeting: To live is to anticipate, for antic
ipation is life, and like the fairest and sweetest
of the wild flowers both thrive in the open sun
light of the plain and rarely in the depths of
the dark forest. There is everything in envi
ronment, and life is best lived in close commun
ion with The Open for mankind is the child of
nature and separation is but yearning! Thus
when northern climes become like the depths
of the dark forest, we long for Pinehurst and
the sunlight of the open plain, yielding to its
summons because life and anticipation mingle
aa one. Not to have known the delights of a win
ter here is to have missed much that gives life
new meaning: hours of incident and memory,
the companionship of congenial people, rare
days without end, right conditions for living;
the ideal so many have sought and eo few have
found. Surely, to live is to anticipate, for antic
ipation is life, and both await you here. Come!
No feature of life here is more expressive
of the affectionate place the Village holds In the
hearts of Its admirers, than the many private
homes which have been built within the past
few years, and of which the Rediield villa, Sin
clair cottage, Spring bungalow and Peet resi
dence are notable examples. Monuments they
stand as loving tributes to the home atmosphere
of the place which even the . hotels radiate and
which binds the entire Village together as one
great congenial family and what word is
dearer to Americans? Pinehurst is today the
most typically American of the country's resorts
and what higher compliment could be paid it?
Good news for autoistsl Here you have the
accomplishment of the- summer fully outlined
in special articles elsewhere, briefly expressed.
Fitting it is that the first step should be the es
tablishment of Inter communication between
the middle south resorts; especially gratifying
are the beauties of the route so enthusiastically
described by Mr. McMillan.
Never has a season held more in store, the
program of sports and social pleasures leaving
few pen dates upon the calendar from Thanks
giving until May, affairs which will claim the
attention of the entire colony, stretching on be
fore in anticipation and lying behind in pleasant
memory.
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MR. MCMILLAN IS PLEASED
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Regards Oood Iloadt .Accomplish
meiit as Marvelous
PLEASED ?" said. Mr.
Gilbert McMillan, long
an annual visitor here,
while discussing good
roads accomplishment
with The Outlook.
"Pleased? I should say
I was. I'm delighted,
and to be absolutely-
frank, I am astonished. When I recall
that only winter before last most of the
roads about here were cart paths and
poor ones at that, leading nowhere and
connecting with nothing, and that today
you have roads, good roads, everywhere
forming trunk lines, it's little short of
marvelous.
"I recall one little township near at
hand, where I went and 'talked good
roads until I was hoarse and after it was
all over some enthusiast(?) in. the back
of the room, suggested an appropriation
of twenty-rive dollars and found few
miles of the road south of here with
Mr. Leonard Tufts, president of the
Capital Highway Association, and I am
astonished at the beauty of the land
scape and its varied character. I have
teen laboring under the impression that
in this particular we were to be a bit
handicapped, but I find that we've got a
route through a wonderful country a
wonderful country no exaggeration
about it.
You see the south, and that is what
the northern tourist is looking for.
Broad fertile acres of farms, fine build
ings, prosperous people, quaint hamlets,
thriving towns and bustling cities with
accommodations real accommodations
which will be on par with any as the
work of road building progresses.
"Pleased? I should say I was! I'm
delighted and I want everybody to know
it, for the money is ready, work is on
and nearing its completion, is a project
dear to the hearts of automobile owners
who are now legion."
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LUNCH 11 T THE WAYSIDE
supporters at that! I dragged myself
out forlorn, discouraged and came back
to Pinehurst to report 'hopeless, abso
lutely hopeless.' Well, this same town
ship has voted $25,000.00 bonds. What
do you think of that? Twenty-five
thousand dollars where one year ago
twenty-five dollars couldn't te found,
and that's typical of the entire situation.
Everybody has their shoulders to the
wheel, everybody is working and that's
what means success.
"First of all they've discovered that
good roads are for their own personal
benefit ; that the benefits the automobil
ists will derive are only incidental.
They've been hauling loads over them
and they find that one mule can do the
work of four in one-fourth of the time.
They find land values going up in jumps,
in some cases ten to one and last and
best of all, they have awakened to the
fact that unless they get a decided move
on they are going to be left out for plen
ty and for good.
"Further, I have been over some sixty
Pinehurit'it Pure Water
Monthly chemical and bacteriological
tests of Pinehurst' s pure water continue
most satisfactory, the supply even more
abundant than in the past. Its remark
able softness is compared with rain water
by experts and its beneficial effects are
generally recognized by the medical profession.
Itoqiie, a Favorite Jatlni
Since the inception of Pinehurst roque
or scientific croquet, has been a favorite
pastime here and time has not dimmed
its popularity. Excellent courts are
scattered throughout the Village and
popular with both young ard old.
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