Baseball Stories Highlight Bowerman White and Hickman
The article profiles Charley Hickman and Doc White of the Chicago American League club as a dentist pitcher duo. It also recounts Bowerman dodging a real estate pitch from an own your own home agent and notes Jim Delehanty’s journeyman path through the National and American leagues with stops in New York Boston Cincinnati and Washington.
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Charley Hickman
Cantillion
Senators
Chicago
Dec White
White
Ciahilion
Washington
Lick
Washitsptua American League
Doe White
Ball Park
Harry
Charley
F Street
Doc White
G. Harris White
South Paw
Dr. White
Central High
Georgetown University
College
Fleischmann
Mountain Athletic Club
Philadelphia Nationals
White Sox
Frank Bowerman
New York Nationals
Bowerman
Jess
Ife
Christy Mathewson
Jim Delehanty
Ed Delehanty
Del
Polo Grounds
Jim
Bostons
Cincinnati
Camp McAleer
St. Touts
Befnre
Inter
Millinery Trends and Pierrot Frills Grace Neckwear
A fashion column advises patient experimentation with new millinery and hair arrangements. It praises a wide plumed black hat complemented by coiffure and highlights current neckwear, especially Pierrot frills, as practical yet not universally flattering for short necks or round faces.
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Millners
Paris
America
The Practical White Gown for Economy and Style
The piece argues white gowns are economical if chosen for durability and care. It notes white resists fading and cleans easily with prudent fabric selection, while accessories refresh its look. It contrasts inexpensive cotton and linen with costly embroideries that raise initial costs though long lasting use may offset price.
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Alwys
Blue Batiste Day Gown With Button Embroidery Trims
This description presents a delicate blue ring dotted batiste fabric as the foundation for a summer day gown. It features a three tier skirt with borders of white button embroidery and a kimono bodice trimmed with medallions, edged by black satin on the folded girdle.
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Batiste
Lost Opportunities and Changes in Boyish Fantasy
The passage contrasts wealth concentration with social indifference and personal vanity. It muses on happiness, worry, and self interest while recalling old heroic fantasies of buffalo hunts and frontier life. It laments fewer opportunities for boys to be heroes and to engage in romanticized adventures.
Tide Tables for Grays Harbor and Vicinity
Government compiled tide data reference for Astoria Oregon noting high and low water details for nearby ports. Includes adjustments for Willapa Bay South Bend Oysterville Sealand and Grays Harbor with substitutions and minor corrections.
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U.S
Astoria
Oregon
Willapa Bay
South Bend
Oysterville
Sealand
Grays
The Only Thing Bargain Quip Sparked by Ladies Dignity
In a humorous exchange Miss Antique and Mrs Dash discuss marriage and dignity. One remarks women risk their dignity for a ninety eight cent bargain. The witty line provokes amused reactions about social norms and frugality.
Prohibition Territory Quip Turns Thirsty Traveler Tale
A traveler laments months without a drink and longs for beer. His companion explains their journey has entered prohibition territory, sparking a lighthearted exchange about thirst and law.
Too Slow as Senator Faces Slow Times
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts a veteran senator's loyalty with his failure to keep up, suggesting he has not yet been indicted. The exchange hints at election pressure and shifting expectations while noting the regulator’s absence and a morning time uncertainty.
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Tront
It is claimed the inventor of the mother-in-law joke
A quip about the mother-in-law is debated as a joke. one asserts the inventor would have known she never is a joke. The remark toys with the idea of a joke about in-laws, implying the stereotype may be unfounded.
Collision Manages to Meet Ends in a Quip
A witty exchange centers on a woman who “makes both ends meet” with a sharp remark that her method is so forcible the meeting becomes a collision. The cartoonish line reflects playful social banter.
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