Catalo cattle blend buffalo and cow in meat breakthrough
The Pan American Union Bulletin reviews Benton Borthwick's forecast on the catalo, a new bovine hybrid from buffalo and domestic cattle. It claims the catalo combines hardiness, large hump derived meat, and 70 percent usable weight, with two breeders in Texas and Canada founding the line. The piece argues the hybrid could transform U.S. meat supply by merging bison traits with cattle for a productive future.
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Pan- American Union Bulletin
United States
Canada
Zoological
Benton Borthwick
Philadelphia
Plains
Western Plains
Texas
Borthwick
Enemies of Trees in Large Numbers
Plant lice or aphids on trees and shrubs are unusually abundant this season due to favorable weather for their reproduction and poor conditions for their parasites. Many aphids usually overlooked now require artificial control to stay within bounds.
Larry Cheney Traded to Brooklyn by Chicago Cubs
Larry Cheney a long time Cub pitcher was traded to Brooklyn by manager Roger Bresnahan for infielder Joe Schultz and cash. Schultz a utility third baseman with Robins and Rochester past season hit .316 in 155 games and stole 30 bases. Schultz has appeared in 64 games for Brooklyn this year batting .286 with two steals.
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Larry Cheney
Cub
Brooklyn
Roger Bresnahan
Joe Schultz
Schultz
Robins
Rochester
Bresnahan
Side notes on 1920s baseball antics and player moves
A collage of baseball musings notes Cy Williams home run tally and jitney baseball’s spread. It mentions Connie Mack buying a new third baseman McDonald, trades by Knabe, Waiver moves for the Pirates, and Ed Walsh taking up golf. It notes George Sisler and Ty Cobb comparisons, Pitcher Warhop’s release, and Mack training young pitchers without relief.
Snodgrass Help to Braves Boosts Pennant Bid
Braves captain Johnny Evers comments on Fred Snodgrass joining Boston after being let go by John McGraw. He praises Snodgrass as a rising hitter and predicts stronger Braves push for the pennant with the ex-Giant in the lineup.
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McGraw
Connie Mack
Johnny Evers
Braves
Johnny
Boston
Fred Snodgrass
Giants
Fred
Stallings
Snodgrass
Wis
Shortening Games Hint from Umpire Tim Hurst
President Johnson sought ideas to speed up long games after the spitball era grew common. Umpire Tim Hurst replied concisely, suggesting the simplest fix: play seven innings to shorten each contest.
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Jack Chesbro
Johnson
Tim Hurst
Near Perfect Game Report in Cleveland-St Louis Clash
Sunday August 15 game between Cleveland and St Louis nearly achieved a perfect contest with no walks, no errors, and only one run. The 1 to 0 score marked the lowest margin and a pristine pitching effort overall.
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Beldiew
James Proves Worth in Tigers Victory Over Athletics
Detroit fans saw James justify his price as he dominated the Athletics with superior speed and control. The Tigers used a timely timeout to slow an otherwise effective Athletics attack and lock in the win.
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James
Bill James
Detroit
Athletics
Tiger
Dainty Ivory Chantilly Evening Frock Unveiled In Sketch
The display features an ivory white Chantilly gown with a pansy purple velvet high girdle, a tiny peplum, and a black version with a seven inch deep front. A V shaped decolletage meets a bowknot in silver ribbon, flesh colored maline blouse, and delicate net tunic with a laced yoke over the underskirt.
Shrinking Cotton Before Laundering
Cotton shrinks when wet and more so in weaving as warp threads are stretched and fixed by sizing and starch. To minimize distortion it is advisable to shrink the material prior to laundering.
Advice on diet and health for women from a New York physician
In the Woman's Home Companion Alice Farnham Leader urges balance of food sleep and fresh air over pills. She cautions rich pastries and sweets harm digestion and skin and suggests light desserts fruit and ices. Moderation with coffee tea and plenty of water supports digestion and liver health.
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Alice Farnham Leader
New York
Fall and Winter Creation by Michael of Fifth Avenue
A knee length black velvet coat bound in black braid, satin lining, pairs with a black and white striped cheviot skirt reaching the ankles. The ensemble features Russian boots and a striking cross motif in dark fur on a white fur background, reminiscent of wartime women’s work.
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Michael
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Shrinking Wool Fabric By Soaking Then Drying
Instructions from Charlotte E. Carpenter of Colorado Agricultural College describe shrinking fabric using cold water soaking followed by gradually heated water to loosen sizing. Material stays submerged overnight if possible, or at least two to three hours, then is pressed and hung to dry with selvage edges pinned and colors checked for fastness before shrinking.
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Charlotte E. Carpenter
Colorado Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Ups and Downs in Scallops in New Dresses
The article surveys fashion trends featuring scalloped hems and ruffles on dresses. It notes bottom scallops and scalloped net overlays, with silk bound edges and chiffon touches, describing how scallops shape the skirt lines and create varied silhouettes.
Unclear excerpt notes liver impact on complexion
Fragment mentions liver rebellion and skin symptoms like pimples sallowness and dark shadows under the eyes. reads as a medical or health commentary on how liver issues affect appearance.
Proper Coat Packing in a Cabin Trunk
When space allows, hang coats on hangers with sleeves and fronts aligned. If folding is needed, turn coats inside out with sleeves touching, fold lengthwise with tissue between, and lightly stuff sleeves. For soft gowns, roll over a flat newspaper roll wrapped in tissue, then pack straight. Adjust by material and space.
Bordered Fabrics and Embroidered Borders in Summer Styles
Border fabrics are in vogue for summer skirts, especially pieces with Nounces. Embroidered crepes feature deep or narrow borders in color, and embroidered lace cloths with fine dainty stitching also appear. Chiffons and nets showcase embroidered borders, sometimes enhanced by ribbons formed into festoons.
High Collars Warn Against Unyielding Styles
A fashion note warns that high collars ruin the throat’s contour and suggests removing them. The piece advises nightly care for the neck area and mentions a dubious remedy described as skip food.
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Catalo
Cubs
Louisville
Wheat
Chance
Cheney
Frank
Larry Chene
Sol Hhgtz
Cy Williams
Jim Gilmore
Fed League
Joe Jackson
Bill McKechnie
McDonald
Houston
Tex
Runt Walsh
Swadina
Jacklitsch
Knabe
Baltimore Terps
Phils
Alexander the Great
Needles
Peoria
Donovan
Barney
Pittsburgh Pirates
Ed Walsh
Sox
St. Louis
Geroge Sisler
University of Michigan
Newark
N. J
Polly McLarry
Chicago Cubs
Ty Cobb
Baseball
Fane
Baker
Jimmy Lavender
Jack Warhop
Richmond
New York Yankees
Giant
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