Turtle Soup Is Menu Today for Crackers Baseball Duo
The Crackers open a four game series with the Turtles this afternoon at Hed Elm. Billy Smith leads the Crackers with King Brady slated to bat and Rubs Klasinger to start on the mound. The current road trip ends in New Orleans with games Friday through Sunday and a 13 game home stand starting next Monday against Memphis Mobile New Orleans and Montgomery.
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Billy Smith
Bill Bernhand
Hed Elm
King Brady
Billy Smarth
Reflahie
Klasinger
Bernhard
Harry Bailey
New Orleans
Pelicanville
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
Pelham Beats Camilla 11 to 7 In Season Opener
Pelham Georgia opened the season with an 11 to 7 win over Camilla. Camilla started strong with three runs in the first inning, then scored only in the fifth on a walk, an error, and a single. Pelham answered with consistent offense, posting runs in multiple innings and securing the victory.
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Pelham
Camilla
Rhe
Amina
Mayo
Adams
Rogers
Spence
Wealth Gatekeeps U S Diplomatic Posts, Writer Says
Norman E. Mack argues in Watson’s Monthly that U S embassies abroad favor wealth over merit. He contends diplomatic posts require large fortunes to fund living costs, preventing capable, distinguished individuals from serving. He criticizes the system for letting only millionaires or near millionaires join the service.
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Tere
Americas
United States
Norman E. Mack
Watsonal Monthly
Democratic Senators Balk at Tariff Provisions
A senate Democratic canvass lists five Democrats likely to oppose wool and sugar duties in the House tariff bill. Kansas Sell and Thornton of Louisiana, Ashurst of Arizona, Newlands of Nevada, and Walsh of Montana are named, with Shafford of Colorado and Politzer of Washington as potential breakers. A three-vote shift could end party control. several progressives may influence the outcome.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Kansy Sell
Thornton
Louisiana
Ashurst
Arizona
Newlands
Nevada
Walsh
Montana
Shafford
Colorado
Stuator Poldeter
Washington
Horrors at Sing Sing Exposed by State Probe
Albany reports a governor appointed inquiry into Sing Sing prison uncovers dire conditions. Cells described as dark damp and vermin infested with inmates contracting rheumatism and remaining sunless eight years. Allegations accuse officials of favoritism graft and neglect of inmate health and safety.
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Albany
Sing Sing
New York State
George W. Blake
Sulzer
Ufe
Biske
Mr. Blake
Joseph F. Scott
Prisans
John # Kennedy
Blake
Tech and Georgia Resume Hostilities Here Friday
Tech prepares for a Georgia return clash at Atlanta Grant Field after two wins in Athens. Coach Hetman trains daily, with Eubanks and Corley to resume pitching duo and Morris facing Pitts in Saturday’s game as both teams seek revenge and a series edge.
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Tech
Georgia
Heiman
Tech Yellow Jackets
University of Georgia
Athens
Grant Field
Georgia Boys
Atlanta
Peck
Hetaman
Alex Cunningham Agare
Afurani
Eubanks
Corley
Grantferd
Morris
Pitts
Dahlen's Dodgers Survive NL Race And Athletics Use Big Stick
New York May 11 The National League title race heats up as Brooklyn rises to second place while Chicago falters New York struggles Philadelphia and St Louis push toward the lead Boston and Cincinnati show mixed form Detroit faces infield troubles and the Athletics ride a strong hitting stretch to keep pace with the leaders in a season of sharp shifts and surprises
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Dahlen
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyns
Fittsburgs
Bostons
Pirates
New Forks
Chance
Detroit
Philadelphia
Ty St. Lewis
Chicago
McGraw
Atest
New Yorks
St. Louis
Hageins
Cincinnati
Boston
Washington
St Louis
Red Sox
Hugh Jennings
Frank Chance
Tigers
Jennings
Hal Chase
Chase
Murdered Scientist Blume Jailed by Unfaithful Wife
In Posen Germany on May 18 Frau Blume was found guilty of homicide for shooting her husband Professor Blurne an eminent scientist six months after their marriage. The court sentenced her to four years amid protests by bystanders over leniency.
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Posen
Germany
Frau Blume
Blurne
Welen
Not Entirely Not Yet Drummer Question From Mountaineer
A lean Tennessee mountaineer on a rail fence is asked if he has moved here all his life. He shifts weight and replies Not yet in a brief exchange cited by Norman E. Mack in the National Monthly.
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Norman E. Mack
Wational Monthly
Sulfosol touted as remedy for rheumatic conditions
Eminent doctors endorse SULFOSOL soluble sulfur as a dependable remedy for rheumatic conditions and prediaples. The text claims Sulfosol is rapidly absorbed into the blood, expels uric acid, and eradicates blood taints, asserting it treats gout rheumatism and skin ailments. It urges readers to obtain it from a local druggist or write to the Sulfozot Company in New York for a free look at gout and blood disease claims.
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Sulfozot Company
Washington St
New York
Water and Soil Moisture in Garden Crops
Addressed to Gol R J Redding Griffin Ga the article discusses the central role of water in crop growth and soil moisture conservation. It explains soil texture humus and plowing to retain water, advises on rainfall reliance, irrigation methods including city water and hose use, and outlines practical watering practices for tubs and field crops with calculations for inch depth and irrigation timing. It includes Q and A on oats smut, tomato blight prevention, and second crop potatoes with farm anecdotes and recommendations.
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Smuyty Oats
Fred
L. Grayson
Mouelie
Deiss
Cate
Arsemut
Sven
Keitchen
Nomie
Ewijl
Redding. Griffin
W. F. Andrewn
Arington
Seacoast
Lookout Mountain
Remedies for mule grubs and Bermuda onion fertilization
Letter from A I McLeod of Miles Georgia describes a mule ill with suspected grubs and a successful treatment after drenched with syrup and milk. Advice notes that grubs rarely cause symptoms and suggests injections of tobacco tea if needed. A reader from Moultrie asks how to fertilize Bermuda onions. response endorses stable manure and guano, notes nitrate of soda deficiency, and outlines a detailed fertilizer plan for the acre.
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A. I. McLeod
Miles
RJ. Redding
Fr, & F. Department
Griffin
Kline
Moultrie
Bermuda
Rick
Fragmentary note on fertilizer ingredient comparison
A brief, unclear comment discussing a fertilizer ingredient used for animals and comparing it to another substance, with uncertainty about its effectiveness and experience.
Tariff Pledges and the Fight Over Protection
The piece analyzes how tariff policy divides Democratic and Republican stances, notes the unclear position of a rising progressive party, and discusses how duty levels affect domestic profits and competition, arguing that protecting profits can undermine healthy competition and invite monopoly. Written from Norman E. Mack's National Monthly.
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Democratic Party
Republican Party
New Progressive Party
United States
Custom House
Norman E. Mack
National
National Monthly
Democratic Women and the Wilson Social Calm at the White House
In March the Wilsons moved into the White House amid social speculation. Despite expectations of upheaval, the new administration restored routine social life with a stable social program and a largely unchanged capital society.
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Norman H. Mack
National Monthly
Wilson
White House
Wilsor
Hosiery Advertisement Wit Sparks in 19th Century Mock Advice
An odd clipping recreates an exchange where a shopper imports a grasp of fashion and value. The sales counter scene shows a woman selecting hose while a clerk quips about elasticity and price, reflecting era humor and consumer culture.
Court Transcript Hints at Domestic Abuse Question
A lawyer addresses the court with a pointed question to Mrs. Sullivan asking if her husband habitually struck her without punishment, signaling a tense moment in a domestic violence related proceeding and highlighting ongoing concerns about abuse within the marriage.
Marriage of Tumulty Ends Years of Courtship
Mrs Tumulty formerly Miss Mary Byrne of Jersey City married Mr Tumulty after long friendship from school days and shared college study. The couple met again after graduation and planned a union that led to his rise to a major national office. They have a charming Washington home life with familial ties and siblings nearby.
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Tumulty
St. Aloysius School
Jersey City
Mr. Tumulty
Mttle
Mary Byrne
Bulcher
New Jersey
Byrne
Temulty
Thin Kom
To &O
Washington
Bird
Hook Cracl
Peade
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