New York Six Day Bicycle Standings Report
New York December seven Brocco and Co extended their lead at aclorka to face Little Winnel in six day race at Madison Square. The standings list Brocco and DOT at four laps after 107 miles with Debsete ay n. Nine teams at HT miles two laps as Suter and Suter at 597 miles one lap. Grim and Vandivelo at 07 miles one lap. The record for 42 hours shows 708 miles by Lawson and Root in 1015.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purity and Longevity
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as maintaining high quality, claiming a bottle lasts three to four weeks while rivals end in one or two. It asserts blood purification, toning effects, and relief from fevers, debility, and blood poisoning, insisting the medicine remains effective since its first offering.
Proposes Inquiry on Growing Unemployment
Washington D C Dec 7 Congressional investigations of the increasing unemployment to determine what action, if any, the federal government can take were proposed in a joint resolution introduced in the House today by Representative Mason of Illinois.
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Martens Case Before Sec In Washington Court
Deep arguments marked the Martens case in Washington as Ludwig C. Martens an alleged Soviet ambassador faced deportation proceedings before Secretary of Labor Baker. The government asserts Martens actively participated in the Russian Communist party and the third international aimed at overthrowing the United States government by force.
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Goddard Beats Norwich in Season Opener on Home Court
Cyran leads Goddard, scoring four baskets, as the hosts edge Norwich freshmen 16 to 0 in a hard fought season opener. Johnson and Slayton anchor defense, Nichols scores Norwich’s lone foul and Johnson is injured by age rule. Game notes cite Spaulding next and planned intensive practice.
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Detroit shortstop Donnie Buch signs US season with Tigers
Baseball notes confirm Detroit American League shortstop Donnie Buch signed for the coming season with the Tigers. The report notes Burns was named president of a rival organization last month.
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Donnie) Buch
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Boxer Dies After Bout as Opponent Is Arrested
A heavyweight boxer from Pitts named Shannen died in city hospital after a bout with A Roberts of Suaten Island. Roberts was arrested on the charge of assault and battery. court noted Roberts could face manslaughter charges in relation to the ring incident.
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Million Dollar Damage at Southern Pacific Railway Shops
Report of a large fire at the Southern Pacific Railway company shops causing extensive damage. The blaze is described with rough figures and mentions of surrounding areas and items affected, with damaged property and potential causes under investigation.
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Houston, Tee. der
Swethern Tecific Railway Company
Don Sung improves laying in hens says ad copy
An advertisement touts Don Sung as a tonic and conditioner for hens. It claims increased egg production and stronger health, pricing a one dollar four cent mail order offer from Burrell-Dugeer Co. Indianapolis.
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Columbia Bldg
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Montpelier Legion Opens Season with Victory
The Montpelier American Legion team defeated the Montpelier seminary squad 33 to 12 in the season opener. The Legion featured tougher, more mature players and better organization under Coach Walker, while seminary hopes rest on promising material and future improvement despite rough play and a key injury to Woodward.
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Eastern States Intercollegiate Tennis Meet Planned at Harvard
Harvard officials announced a proposed eastern intercollegiate tennis championship to be staged next May at Harvard. The plan would form a nine member team rather than crown the top individual, with Amherst Brown Bowdoin Colby Cornell Dartmouth Holy Cross MIT Maine Penn Yale Williams among invited colleges expressing interest.
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Local Market Prices for Eggs Butter and Potatoes in Barree Vermont
Rural market report from Barre Vermont on December 8 1920 notes fresh eggs and butter prices easing while potatoes and fowls hold around a dollar plus per bushel and per pound respectively. Wholesale quotations list Deeswon pork venls and varied cheese prices.
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Federal bureau shifts to cooperative mining solutions
Washington Dc December report reveals a new policy from the bureau of mines under director Cottrell. The plan expands practical cooperation with mining and metallurgical industries to solve commercial problems, especially low grade ore processing, using thirteen experimental stations nationwide. Agencies in twelve states have signed time agreements for experimental work, reflecting global moves toward industrial trade leadership.
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Head Cold Relief Cream Balm Ad Patents Nostril Ease
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises quick relief from catarrh blocked nasal passages. Applies inside nostrils to soothe inflamed membranes and ease breathing, marketed as a nightly remedy from local druggists.
Galveston Wheat Port Expands Exports to Europe
Galveston, Texas, the nation's chief cotton export hub, now ships over 6 million bushels of middle western wheat to Europe monthly. Four months ending December 1 show 25,706,400 bushels exported, up 16 million versus 1919, while imports total about 23,100,000 bushels. Shortages of eastern rail equipment drive grain moves to Galveston, with Britain leading European buyers in October, followed by Italy Belgium and France. Some cargoes bound for Gibraltar are redirected to Preval Slovakia Yugoslavia and Turkey.
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Alcohol and Medicine Shift in Prohibition Era
New York physicians show waning use of alcohol for medical needs as only about one sixth hold federal privileges to prescribe for medicinal purposes. The era marks a shift from alcohol as a staple of recovery to doubt about its therapeutic value and a medical movement away from liquor in treating disease, with examples from city hospitals and eminent doctors arguing no alcohol is needed to treat most patients.
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Remarkable Rendition at St Lavin Dinner Scene
In a fragment from the St Lavin Democrat, a visiting figure watches over tenants as a mother coaches her child Jennie to utter a blessing “your grace.” The tale recalls a quiet social moment around a modest table as the child recites the traditional grace amid puzzled inquiries about the setting and conduct.
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Fragmented OCR: Incoherent City Street Snippet
Readable words are sparse and garbled. The text appears as distorted letters and broken phrases with no clear events, names, places, dates, or actions to summarize into a coherent news item.
Decrease in Miners in Pennsylvania Coal Fields
Washington DC December 8 Miners in the Pennsylvania anthracite coal fields fell from 109000 in 1900 to 147000 in 1919. Coal production last year exceeded 1900 by 6302000 tons. The census bureau cites ten year trends with value of coal rising from 814% in 1900 to 804243000 in 1910. Wages increased from 2 00 000 in 1910 to 6210202000 in 1910. Operators held 246715000 in inverted capital ten years ago and property values later. Taxes paid rose from nature and royalties grew. Output by district shows Wyoming Basin 122315000, Schuylkill 100455000 and Tamaqua 85000000. Culm bank washery output noted. Overall aggregate tonnage produced in the period reflects these shifts.
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Pennsylvania
Report shows division of funds among three entities
The report shows 43,902,000 allocated to Hernier Kasin, 23,394,000 toSch, and 11,000,000 to Lehigh, totaling 68,? The OCR fragment lists three fields with amounts but lacks complete clarity on totals and naming.
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Michigan deer season ends with few hunting incidents
The 1920 Michigan deer season closed with only two fatalities and a small number of injuries. Despite a ten day limit and many hunters in the woods, the season set records for brevity and safety, with about 4000 crossing the upper peninsula and deer slaughter not being the heaviest on record.
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