Ranger Hunted by Cougar Fifty Miles from Camp
Forest Ranger Joseph Ridley trekked from Marble Mounts toward the ranger station in Washington state with a cougar following closely for days. The big cat lingered, showed no aggression, and finally disappeared near the station as Ridley moved on, recounting the ordeal by telephone.
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Civilization
Joseph Jading
Marblemount
Wash
Ridley
Lightning Creek
Biiney
New York Evening World
Hike in savage Africa ends capricious epic on Cape Cairo route
Bell Land, a Rhodesian settler, completed a solitary 8000 mile walk from Cape Town to Egypt. He crossed the Cape prow, Transvaal, Rhodesia, the Congo, and Belgian Kongo to reach Egypt, carrying seventy pounds and facing hostile tropics without porters. He pursued the feat from love of adventure not wager.
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Cape Cairo
Bell Land
Chirty-uix
Cape Town
Cairn
Gays O Yeedon
Uganda
Cape Prow
Transvaal
Rhodesia
Kona
Budan
Egypt
Acros
Dubian
Tremp
Elizabethville
Big Snake Intrudes At Missouri Office
Workers at a Kansas City area firm were startled when a big snake, about seven feet long and entering through the back door, slithered into the building. Sam Christy, a Black custodian, stepped on the reptile, while O Lo Phinus tried to capture it with a poker. The incident halted work briefly as staff notified supervisors.
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Rea Untati
Kyners City
Sam Christy
Christy
When Hank O Day Forced To Laugh In Park
Umpire Frank O Day was mock laughed at in New York after a game as Hank O Day tried to calm the crowd. A rookie named Booolord ran for Mike Simon and Hank attempted to announce crowds in a humorous exchange with taunts echoing through the park. The scene left O Day laughing despite the jeers and the crowd’s chants.
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Hank O'Day
Frank O'Day
New York
Youngiverett
Mike Simon
Henry
Boog
Hank Begin
Hank
Tenry
Gould
Jones Hero at Cornell
Cornell celebrates John Paul Jones noted as a standout distance runner from Harvard stadium exploits. Moakley lauds Jones strength sprinting and mile potential, claiming he could break central distance records with proper training.
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Moakley
Gould Smach
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Boily
bin Collexe
al Aldea
Harvard
Ike
Trabar Moakley
Jones
Quinbridge
Baa
Coursa
Cambridge
Washington's Great Shortstop McBride Honored by Manager
Washington manager Glick Griffith praises George McBride as the top shortstop in baseball, saying no other player in the game matches his blend of hitting, fielding, and baseball wisdom. Griffith notes McBride’s steady leadership and value to the team, despite critics, and asserts McBride’s pivotal role in Washington’s rise in the American League.
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Clark Griffith
Washington
George McBelde
Taine
Tila
Igh’ Galmtion
Feld Leider
Glick Griffith
McBride
George
MyBride
McKeever Railed Benny Meyer Over Brooklyn Slumps
Brooklyn magnate Steve McKeever exploded over Benny Meyer after two losses as Meyer muffed sunlit fly balls in right field at Ebbets Field. He demanded Meyer be benched while Mooran and Callahan, two Irishmen, were primed for a chance to shine. A shift sent Meyer's Dutch replacement to the bench as the team struggled.
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Steve McKeever
Brooklyn Contractors
Dodgers
Charles H. Ebbets
Gota
Brooklyn
McKeager
Benny Mayor
Brooklyn Park
McKeover
Steve McKeover
Benny Meyer
Baseball Writers’ Association
Steva
Meyer
Eithereagua
Benny
McKeever
Philadelphias
Steve
Jake Daubert
Moran
Callahan
Mr. McKeever
Benny Moyer
M Graw Seeks Konetchy From St Louis For Giants
New York manager John McGraw signals strong interest in acquiring St Louis star Johnny Konetchy. He offers two or three quality players, after earlier bids were rejected by Miller Huggins. McGraw says Konetchy at first base would boost Giants pennant chances. Konetchy, an 800 hitter, is viewed as a dependable pinch hitter.
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New York
St. Louis
Johnny McGraw
MD Konatehy
Konay
Miller Huggins
McGraw Ayaron
Uke
Konetehy
Giants
Koneteby
Breatastyar
Lajoie Resting As Turner Holds Third Baseman Role
The report notes Larry Lajoie resting while Turner plays third base. It claims Lajoie may be on the bench as Turner excels, with Turner also regaining speed and hitting well. The piece suggests the move benefits the team’s winning combination and questions Lajoie’s stance on the situation.
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Nape
Turner
Lajoie
Ganos Title Competition in Hudson
The international satay canoe championship will take place on the Hudson River in New York on July 15. The winner may style himself champion as the trophy was donated by Wag fish enthusiasts and won by Americaay at the New York Canoe Club after several unsuccessful attempts.
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Ganos
Hudson
New York
Wagfsh
Americaay
Benjamin's Five Portions in Joseph Story Theme
Reading from Genesis 43 to 50, the text notes Benjamin receiving fivefold portions during a meal with Joseph and his brothers. It interprets Benjamin as a type of the Great Company, the second tribulation class that emerges from trials to become spirit beings. The piece links Rachel and Benjamin to a special covenant, contrasts the elect Church with the Tribulation Saints, and discusses how trials refine loyalty and divine reward.
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Benjamin
John
Jacob
Joseph
Eimeon
Messiah
Abraham
Rachel
Jesus
Almighty
Pharaoh
Anl
Benoni
Elect Church
Cusvaseph
Benjania Toma
Unni
Theira
Israel
Medieval farm system in Italy merchants own land
The American commission on agricultural cooperation studied Italy starting in Florence. It found cooperative banking is rare and landowners migrated from merchants, with peasants farming on share. In Florence, credit unions arose mainly where need was great, while banks offer mortgage credit with open accounts and amortizing long-term loans. The Monte di Paschi bank and other lenders operate with modest margins and varied mortgage terms. Educational efforts spread scientific farming through traveling agrarian experts.
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American Commission On Agrcultural Co-Operation
Co-Operative Banking Accletioa
Europe
Florence
Italy
Commission
United States
Signor Martelli
Savings Bank of Ilorance
Banka
Mortgage Bank
Pioranos
Monte di Paschi
Hia Bank
Isenos
Diving Bells and Early Submersion Feats
The account notes a 1538 demonstration before Charles V by two Greeks using an inverted kettle diving bell and a burning teat, returning to the surface dry while the light still burned. It references early underwater experiments and the Victorian tone of curiosity about such feats.
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Charles V
Atill
Marshall on Women's Duty Speech at Temerin Young Women's College
President Marshall addressed graduates of the Young Women's College of Temperance in Indiana urging women to coordinate roles with men. He warned against foolish behavior, urged reliance on marriage, and framed marriage as a sacred sacrament. He criticized the Calhota church and spoke about local religious influence.
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Marshall
Women's College of
Calhotta
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicines Catalog Entry
Over half a century of usage by the People with over 80 years of satisfaction. Medical book sent free. Various remedies listed with ailments and prices for fevers colds coughs diarrhea rheumatism and more. Sold by druggists or via receipt of price. Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co New York.
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Humphreys
Humphreys! Homeo. Medicine CO
Gore
William and Dou
New York
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