Dedication of Old Trails Markers by D A R in Bridgeport
About 300 members of the D A R and S A R gathered at Ye Ancient Training Ground to dedicate Gronize tablets marking the Olde Highway and Indian Trails. Speakers traced colonial routes from New York to Boston, with city officials accepting markers for Bridgeport and Stratford and a closing Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silliman Chapter
D. A R
Es Gold Selfick Silliman
North
Brooklawn
Bclock
Mary Silliman
Oldes Highway
Wheeler & Wilson
Memor Fee
George M. Brown
Gold Selleck Silliman
Gmary Silliman
Rather Gie Moody Spaulding
Samuel M. Garlick
Olde Trails Committee
State Olde Trails Committee
Garlick Delive Laren
Newark
Boston
Garlick
Ory
Mary Sillims
Loraine Arm‘ong
Dorothy Smith
Morris B. Beardsley
National Society of Sons of
Bridgeport
Neserado
Clifford B. Wwil Bon
Gridgeport
Stratford
Orge
Curtis
Tford
Harvard
Mary L. Peck
John Laidlaw Buel
Connecticut
D. AR
Wilson H. Lee
William H. Burr
Gold Selleck Silliman Branch
Buel
Mr. Lee
Mr. Burr
Old Burr
Fairfield
W.A Barnes
S. A. R. Committee
Detroit Sluggers Trio Tops The Lineup In Spring Hype
Detroit Tigers boast Crawford Cobb and Veach as a powerful slugging trio blending speed and power. The piece traces historic famed slugging forces from Philadelphia to New York giants, noting personal records and era-defining lineups while hinting at a police tie in the closing line about recruitment of 200 patrolmen.
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Giants
Phillies
Delehanty
Lajoie
Thompson
Jena
Philadelphia
Crawford
Cobb H
Rossman
McIntyre, Veach
Little Donnie Bush
Cobb
Bush
Crawford, Cobb and Company
J. Delehanty
New York
Roger Connor
Jim O'Rourke
Mike Tiernan
Mike Donlin
Mertes
Browne
Bescher
Doyle
Burns
Snodgrass
Fletcher
Merkle
Mack
Collins
Baker
McInnis
Detroit
Dyspepsia and Diet A Talk by Dr Reeder
Home Health GLOB edited by Dr David H Reeder Chicago discusses dyspepsia definitions, causes such as improper mastication and fear about food, and the value of calm eating. It notes that proper chewing aids digestion and that information on diet can be found in books, with professional advice for serious cases, and ends with a folk tale about a man and wife altering their diets to reach normal weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Reeder
Chicago
Health club notes offer pin worm remedies and indigestion advice
Readers are urged to contact Home Health Club in Chicago for health questions. Mrs B W explains pin worm symptoms and home injections, Santonia as a remedy, and cautions about safety. Mrs S H seeks indigestion help and receives guidance on diet, chewing, and plain wholesome foods.
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Home Health Club Department
Mone
Digestive Health Advice From Home Health Circles
The text advises chewing until liquid before swallowing to ease stomach trouble. It suggests referencing Home Health Club Vol 6 and the Nature Cure Cook Book for diet guidance. It promises symptom relief as digestion improves, with cautions to keep nerves from overexerting muscles and to practice self control and dynamic magnetism lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Cure
The Home Store Drive and Civic Notes
A town’s grocers push sugar and flour at cost to draw in customers while out of town shoppers stockpile and incur quick orders. Mayor Victor Mravlay opposes downtown road closures to cut grade crossings. Brazil’s minister to Mexico City warns of a train plan to evacuate Americans amid food shortages. Prince August William of Hohenzollern recovers from a winter auto accident and plans to rejoin his army unit. Farmer Want Adz One Cent a Word.
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Victor Mravlay
Elizabeth
N. J
Central New Jersey Railroad
Prince August William of
Hohenzollern
Romances of the King Tex Rickard’s rise from cowpuncher to boxing magnate
Verdi liner brings George Louis Rickard of Paraguay to New York. The Paraguay Land and Cattle Company owner, dubbed Tex Rickard, built wealth across Alaska, Goldfield, and mining ventures before promoting major boxing events. Born in Kansas, he chased gold, ran gambling houses, and later promoted the Jeffries Johnson bout after success with Gans Nelson. His life spans cattle ranches, mining, and prizefighting across the United States and South Africa.
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Verdi
New York
Buenos Ayres
George Louis Rickard
Paraguay
Paraguay Land and Cattle Company
Republic
Argentina
Brazil
Bolivia
Rick
Goldfield
Tex
Rickard
South American Republic
Reno
United States
South Africa
Kansas
Sunflower
Texas
Henrietta
Richard
Alaska
Northland
Dawson City
Dawson
Rickard’s
Nome
Rex Beach
States
Seattle
Northern
Rawhide
Ely
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Nevada
Johannesburg
London
National Sporting Club
Gans-Nelson
Jeffries
Johnson
Tex Rickard's boxing Promoter Saga Across Continents
The article recounts Tex Rickard planing fights in San Francisco, Reno and Nevada, his governor veto, and move to promote bouts in South America. It notes his shift from promoter to cattle ventures in Paraguay, his marriage to a San Francisco girl, and Roosevelt's visit to South America where Rickard is seen as a cattle king figure.
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Tex
San Francisco
Nevada
Reno
Rickard
Paraguay
Goldfield
South America
Republic
Col. Roosevelt
Texas
What Callahan Has to Say About Cobb
A June issue excerpt recounts Ty Cobb praised as the greatest player by W Lardner in a humorous American Magazine piece. Callahan comments on Cobb’s bold style, rival players, and the dangers in watching him play, while Governor Dunne signs Chicago park bond legislation for 1 million dollars.
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W. Lardner
Ty Cobb
Detroit Tigers
United States
Tate
Callahan
Cal
Philadelphia
Washington SF
Del
McGraw
Eddie Collins
Collins
Royston
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Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
Woods
WM. R. Hurley & CO
Main St. Bridgeport Hall
Home Health Club
Cottage Grove Ave
Ill
State
Palm Beach
Ion
S & Misses
Walton
Caesar Misch, Inc
Main’ St. Cor. . OF Gold Sst
Stratfield
Paris
Black Sox
Balbriggan
Reunion Nainsook Union
Chalmers
Mexico City
Bryan
The
Cobe
Dunne
Illinois
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