Baseball results and standings from Joplin to Boston
Scores show Joplin 6 Dex Motnas 0 and Lincoln 4 St Joseph 2 with Denver 3 Sioux City 0. National League standings list New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh and Boston, with yesterday results Brooklyn 12 Philadelphia 6 and Chicago 2 Philadelphia 8. Upcoming games include New York at Boston and Brooklyn at Philadelphia with others noted for today.
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Joplin
Dex Motnas
Omakes
Witehien
Lincoln
St Joseph
Denver
Sioux City
Peday Dea Moines
Bronx City
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joesph
Boston
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Philadelphia
Washington, Jr
Chicago
Washington
W. Pet
Ghlegze
Esse
Uauleseers Sper Ees
Boaton
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ronalta
Cincinnati
St. ‘Louis
L. Pet
Des Moines
Sioux Chy Va
St. Joseph
Whaee
Hush Forestry Units Sent to England for British War Effort
Washington announces ten portable sawmill and logging units for early delivery to British authorities. A New England committee led by W. R. Brown coordinates civilian workers and equipment with state governors and the Massachusetts Public Safety Committee, aiming to aid Hogland war timber needs amid shipping limits. Nearly 400 men to serve as civilian employees of the British government.
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Washington
Great Britain
Wranice
American Forestry Association
Enghah
New England
W. R. Brown
Council of National Defense
Massachusetts Committee of Public Safety
Hogland
Eingland
British War Office
Baker
Massachusetts
Browh
War News From Albany as Elderly Couple Learns of Conflict
An 81 year old man Remuel Lembent and his 79 year old wife Mrs Lembent arrive in New York aboard a steamboat from Albany. They had not ridden in an automobile before and confess limited awareness of the war, having heard little about it in Tecoma. They visited a Broadway hotel, expressing curiosity and humor about new devices and a news blackout on wartime details.
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New York
Remuel Lembent
Albany
Remuel
Mra. Lembent
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Whitman
Liberty Bond Engagement Replaces Diamond Ring in Chicago
A Chicago couple marks their engagement with a Liberty bond button instead of a diamond ring. The woman explains their finances made the bond the better symbol, stating she could not afford both ring and bond. The anecdote reflects wartime thrift and patriotic symbolism in personal announcements.
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Chicago
Fance
Cent le Rabin's Neat Eye Winsted Bird Nests Found
In Ping Meadow a birds nest blown from a tree was found by Roger W. Jones. The nest wove a texture suggesting a cent was hidden within. Mr and Mrs Robbin appear to have started a savings account or fund related to the discovery, details unclear.
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Roger ‘W. Jones
Flobin
Liquor raid sparks drunken brawl in Noblesville area
A fragmented report from Noblesville describes a liquor raid leading to a fight near the IndaThe waters of Btony creek one mile north of the city. The garbled text records mayhem and intoxicated individuals as the incident unfolded.
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Noblesville
Lydia Pinkham Remedies Help Woman From Paterson
Mrs Eeste J. Vampeg Sande of 36 No York St Paterson New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with curing her fatigue back pains irregularities and nervous dreams after trying one bottle then two more She urges other women to use the products for relief and wellness consult confidential letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
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Paterson, N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ey Ron
Renowspapers
Lydia BE. Pinkham
Eeste J. van Peg Sande
York St. Paterson
N. J
Lynn
Mags
Elk Horn Chautauqua Dates Set With Varied Arts Program
Elk Horn schedules the annual chautauqua from July 7 to 18 featuring Rozta Music Makers Hon Joseph G Camp Emil Waterfown and Gladys Shaw The Wonderland of Science by Prof Williams Arcadian Symphony Bestette Bever ly Entertainers Hillies Band Cecilian Choir and other acts. Local obituaries note Dr Cecil Christensen’s father Cating Christensen of Aborg Denmark died at eighty eight after years in Avoca and many residents attend church and community events as a plague of notes and visits mark the week.
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Rozta Music Makers
Hon
Joseph G. Camp
Emil Waterfown
Gladys Shaw
Wonderland of Science
Louis Wilams
Arcadian Symphony
Bextette
Homer B. Hulbert
Beverly Entertainers
Elliott A. Boyle
Cecilian Choir
Austin Fleming
Henry Clark
Hillie
Peter Jensen
Mike Kirk
Thos
Jessen
Ole Petersen
George Patersen
Hans Carstensen
Chri J. Petersen
Ira
J. C. Johnsen
Mads Petersen
Martin ‘Christensen
Chriatonacn
Prairie Rose
South Dakota
N. P. Schack
Walnut
California
P. C. Kaudsen
Rnud Haneen
Peter Bladk
Greger Gregersen
Mra. Gregersen
Otto Petersen
Himly
Martin Nelsen
Willa Boysen
Imbaliten
Ole Larsen
Blanchard
Unclear OCR Describes Church Rally and Lecture
Fragmentary OCR reads a Lutheran church rally at eight o'clock with an audience and a lecture on reform and cultural topics. Names and places are garbled, hindering full identification.
California judge rules romance theft not a felony
In Los Angeles a court ruled that stealing a kiss from a woman is not a felony when the thief is a man. Justice Summerfield dismissed charges against Claude Fleming after Miss Frances Davidson and her mother described a romantic pursuit.
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California
Los Angeles
Cal
Summerfield
Claude Fleming
Frances Davidson
Flem
Bin
Miss Davidson
Justice’s Court
Menning
Pean
Sen
Thut
Woman 89 Enlists as Sharpshooter in Seattle
Mrs Helen E Taylor aged eighty nine enters National League For Women’s Service headquarters in the Cobb building to register as a sharpshooter. She says she can serve as nurse or cook and hit the bullseye often. Born in East Durham New York, her Civil War–widowed husband, she moved to Washington twenty years ago and has worked as a teacher nurse and horsewoman.
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Seattle
Wash
Helen E. Taylor
National League For Women's Service
Cobb Building
Tam
May
Taylor
East Durham
Green County
Washington
Ballard
Woman Keeps Vow Thirty Years Then Fiance Dies
Allie Hunter of Waukegan promised her mother she would not marry while she lived. After Mrs Hunter died, she and Edward Bain, longtime companion, began plans for marriage. Bain fell ill in Kenosha and died on the street of heart disease near Waukegan before wedding could occur.
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Washington
Allie Hunter
Arthur Hunter
Waukegan
Misa Hunter
Edward Bain
Bain
Chicago
Kenosha
Blood Poison from Piano Claims Hands of Musician Daughter
In Boston, Massachusetts, Eugene Faulstich of Bushell township reports his daughter Fausto a severe case of blood poisoning believed to originate from piano playing. The patient, an accomplished musician, had been practicing daily. Authorities note a nail trimming accident and bruised fingertips may have allowed infection after striking piano keys.
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Boston
Soom Fausto
Mira
Eugene Faulstich
Bushell Township
Batts Station
Mother Hen Adopts Pig In Laverne Minn Story
In Laverne Minnesota Peter Kartude reports a hen that adopted a piglet. The pig follows the hen for warmth and care. The creature feeds not on grain but on milk from a bottle, as the hen provides maternal protection and guidance.
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Parker
Bottis
Laverne, Minn
Peter Kartrude
Laverne
Reading Times
Designation For Aeroplane and Balloon School Squadrons
The United States Army aeroplane and balloon school detachments will be known as aviation and balloon school squadrons. The first aviation school squadron is at San Diego California the second at Mineola New York the third near Memphis Tennessee ordered transferred to Chicago Illinois the fourth at Chicago and the 11th at Hampton Virginia. The first Kaplan Pioc squadron is at Omaha Nebraska.
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Aeroplane and Gelleon Schoole
United States
Washington
San Diego
Cal
Mineole
Memphia
Teon
Chicago
Hampton
Omaha
Neb
Neosho Man Declared Legally Dead Reappears After Years
Neosho Missouri reports a man once legally dead for many years has returned home after 16 years. After vanishing he was presumed dead when a body found in a panatorium and moved to Nebraska for burial. Probate court had declared him dead and his estate given to his wife and daughter.
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Neosho
Bartels
Davis
Nebraska
County Board Proceedings June 7 1917 Atlantic Iowa
Cass county Board of Supervisors met after adjournment with all members present. They authorized fund transfers from Sanitary and Sidewalk funds to the County Fund and accepted the resignation of Dr H S Wy at Griswold. The Board of Review adjusted numerous township assessments including land, cattle, horses, mules, cattle in feeding, yearlings, cows, steers, bulls, swine, and sheep across many townships and the Massena corporation. Also approved claims and set mileage for several auditors and adjourned to June 18 1977.
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Atlantic
Lews
Board of Supervisors
D. J. Bode
Chairyman
A. C. Highley
W. D. Bell
C. A. Zellmer
Ike Metz
Zellmer
Metz
H. Sa Wyatt
Griswold
Bode
Cass County
Grant Township
Benton Township
Brighton Township
Washington Township
Grove Township
Franklin Township
Mageena Township
Bear Grove Township
Cass Township
Pleasant Township
Edoz Township
Victoria Township
Lincoln Township
Pymora Township
Massena Township
Noble Township
Tinton Township
Benton
Union Township
Bear Grove
Pumosa Township
Massena Corporation
Pymiosa Township
Junion Township
Pleassent Township
Cumberland Corporation
Itching Pimples Healed by Cuticura Remedy
A reader from River Grove Illinois describes severe head pimples and itching that kept him awake. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, two large boxes of Ointment and two bars of Soap, his condition cleared. He endorses daily use to maintain clear skin and notes Boston address for Cuticura goods.
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Charlie Simpson
Oak St
River Grove
Ill
Dept. BE
Boston
Dance at Lyman Platform Hosts Evening Event
Dance at Lyman featuring Pheps Orchestra on Thursday evening June 1 invites the public. Also note 3d12 fireworks at Franka Drug Co and an advertisement from Drs Finley and Chube at 608 Cheatnut Street offering nonoperative cures for patients prior to procedures.
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Lyman
Pheps
DRS. Finley & Chube
Cheatnut Street
Screen Doors and Bread Delivery by Local Firms
Screen doors including combination storm and screen doors offered by Green Bay Lumber Company. Grandmothers' Bread advertised with citywide delivery services. Phone 531.
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Green Bay Lumber Company
A New Food For Thin Folks
Aimed at increasing weight and vitality, HEMO is a palatable malted food powder. It combines malted milk values with beef nutritive power to support red blood formation. Suitable for children and adults, simply mix with water for a tasty drink. Available in sixpence packages from LEWIS, the Drugist, with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Lewis
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