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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet mentions silk umbrellas and tutelage, with scattered phrases about price, dates, and a standard of few clear items. No coherent event or names emerge. the text appears as broken fragments from a page segment.
The article outlines plans for international yacht races between the United States and Germany, detailing informal efforts by American yachtsmen led by eastern club members. It discusses proposed crew allocations, race formats, potential biennial timing, and hopes to engage prominent figures such as Cy Young for participation, with notes on related travels along the coast and interest from promoters.
Kalispell hosts the Colored Soldiers in a three game series at Kalispell Athy Jotle association field. Larned’s team wins the opener 6 2 7 5 with Smultz pitching and Mulloy handling the box. second game mostly won by Way Johnny Lewis’ colts as the Soldiers struggle.
In Detroit today a tight American League contest ended with New York victory after a tense thirteenth inning. Pitchers Tughes Moore matched zeroes until late, and a fan altercation near the umpire drew police intervention as the game finished with Cleveland and Philadelphia also highlighted by sharp hitting and strong defense in separate clashes.
Fragmented report notes Aug baseball in National League with players Pilisoare and O’Day mentioned. Mentions Chicago and Brooklyn game recap, scoring hints show Peters and Abbott cited, plus a 36 percent figure and unclear team references.
At Pougskeepsie SF the Grand Circuit crating and pacing events drew a fair crowd. Five races featured purses around 1000 dollars with horses such as Ethel Me and Abison winning heats. Time records ranged near 2:08 to 2:10, with multiple heats noting winners like Fiver Race and 2:01 pacing.
Race results from Saratoga with multiple finishes listed. Memories Shrine and Rei White run strong in early events, Punctual and Bauhie win key races, Colonial Girl leads one mile dash, times given for several sprints and middle-distance events. An advertisement for a remedy and a druggist promotion closes the clipping.
Nancy Sykes reports on Theater Alley’s bustle as chorus girls and performers seek jobs across Broadway. Managers anticipate a busy season with returns of Frankaniele, Kilward, and a wave of London and touring acts, while many artists await openings for fall through early next year.
The touring bill features Lillsin Russell and Knott with young manager Tustine Young guiding stars inclosing Nave and Col n. Anticipated acts include Adelaide Hermans and Alberta Gallitin, touted as a standout magician. A new play Through Georgia by Daniel L Tarr heads to Fourteenth Street theater with a strong supporting cast in September.
A local business reports the dissolution of a partnership between Mr. Carkeck, Aly Haat, and Clearge Beast, amid operational troubles and a few setbacks. The firm, once active in writing games, faced financial strain and sealed their break before the first Monday in September.
The passage discusses ancient fire-starting methods among barbarous and semi barbarous peoples. It mentions friction with or without apparatus and describes a device combining bamboo, china, tinder, and a tobacco case. The text emphasizes environment shaping invention and a distinctive front liner savage races motif.
A historical passage explains lighting a fire using tinder held in the left hand and a china edge struck on it with the right to produce sparks. It notes the shift from stone to china scrap usage, the method’s difficulty, and compares to ancient flint and steel practices. Mention of Cheboygan Michigan and a timber company operating since 1877 appears amid the text.
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