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Newspaper

Anita Record

Location

Anita, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1920

Page

3

Wrangel Emerges as Key Figure in White Russian Efforts

The article profiles General Baron Peter Wrangel as a leading anti Bolshevik in South Russia. It outlines his background, recent military reorganization of White forces, alliances with Cossacks, and his plans for a democratic federation in post soviet Russia. It notes recognition from France and U.S. stance toward the Soviet government and Wrangel’s strategic position around Sebastopol and the Don Kuban regions.

Baron Peter Wrangel Kerensky Kolchak Denikine Wrangel Russia Red Menace Lenine Trotsky Dentikine General Wrangel America United States Moscow Crimean Straits of Azov North Caucasus Donetz Gutepow Melljtopol Kuban Don Astrekan Terek Cossacks South Washington Baltic States Sweden Germany Carl Gustav Wrangel Wrangels Graf von Wrangel Wrangel Island Siberia Alaska Baron Peter Wrangal Norse Guards Regiment General Staff Academy Caucasus Erdel Terek Tsaritsin Volga Taurida Dnieper Ust Hkaterinoslav Kherson Black Sea Sea of Azov Mariupol Don Cossacks Bols Ghevik Red Thas Wran Gel Sebastopol Crimea Sebastopolis Constantinople Near East Lloyd George House ‘of Commons Great Britain Communist Central Committee Hig Soviet Republic Denikino Alogan Thua Paris V. A. Kharlamov M. Kharlamov Europe

Million-Dollar Push Sparks New York Sports Arenas

Postwar surge in athletic facilities sees the New York Velodrome at 225th Street and Broadway costing 250000, a 400000 Lenox Avenue complex by Audubon Club, and Tex Rickard leasing Madison Square Garden for about 3000000 with planned upgrades to host diverse indoor sports.

New York City New York Two Hundred and Twenty Fifth Street Broadway Audubon Athletic Club Lenox Avenue One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street Tex. Rickard Madison Square Garden Rickard

Shooting costs rise in San Francisco trap event

Ninety shooters took part in a four day Olympic Athletic club tournament in San Francisco firing at 90 000 targets at eight cents each and using 90 000 shells at five cents each with other charges about ten cents a shot. the tournament cost about nine thousand dollars. The Grand American Handicap is described as the most expensive sporting event globally, surpassing the world series.

Olympic Athletic Club San Francisco

Football rule change allows kickoff from in front after touchdown

The article explains a new college football rule: after scoring a touchdown the scoring side may advance the ball from in front of the goal or at the corner and attempt the goal from that point, replacing the traditional punt out after scoring. The change marks a decisive shift in scoring attempts this season.

Youngest Ball Player In Organized Baseball

Claude Miller, aged sixteen, is the youngest player in organized baseball. A pitcher for the Grand Rapids Q Central league team, the Sunfield, Michigan native recently joined the squad and debuted with a near 8 to 1 win over Muskegon. He is nearly six feet tall and well built.

Claude Miller Grand Rapids Q Sunfield Mich Grand Rapids Muskegon

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief

An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds. A dose every two hours up to three doses clears nasal congestion and relieves headache fever and sneezing. The ad notes no quinine and low cost at drug stores. It also advertises The Wild Wild Women and Swaggs comments on wildlife films and the vampire trend in cinema.

Pape Pipe Costa

Danderine Advert Included in Random Ad Litter

The clipping juxtaposes a Danderine hair product claim with a joke about shifting health fads. A New York Evening Post quote mocks how people chase new healing fashions while neglecting stable routines.

Thin. Smith Hosiery Comment in Cartoona Magazine

A brief cartoon caption notes Smith praising modern hosiery as fine and sheer while Jones adds a quip about money and friendship. The strip hints at workplace dynamics and a clerk detected by the boss, suggesting a humorous workplace scenario.

Smith Jones Cartoona Magazine

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