Europeans Lead In Producing Thrills At Tented Arena
Bailey's B promotes health and physique in a varied circus program featuring acrobats, gymnasts, and daring feats. The Barnum and Bailey show touts a cosmopolitan company of nearly five hundred performers from twenty five countries, with acts stressing physical culture while celebrating global diversity.
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Recognition of President Benayides in Stathz ceremony
Recognition of President Benayides has been accorded by the Poultee ted Stathz in a ceremonial event. Officials and attendees from local organizations joined to honor the leadership and achievements attributed to Benayides.
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Watery eruptions on child's face case from Exeter
A mother describes a child's severe facial watery eruptions beginning on the left cheek that spread to the neck. The child suffered sleepless nights and constant crying due to itching. After trying various products, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and within over two weeks the face healed.
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Exeter
Indiana City Staged The Queerest Baseball
A 19th century tale from Muncie recounts a penny era game between Muncie and Anderson where six triples a double and two singles produced no runs in one inning. Ireland Shumway Derby and Faats delivered the bizarre hits as confusion and misplays kept the plate empty despite heavy contact.
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Anderson
Ireland
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Shumway
Derby
Faats
Gear
Fear
Memorial Day Services and Veterans Reunions
Washington May 29 Memorial day brings solemn ceremonies alongside sports events. Civil War memories loom as 1944 marks the fiftieth anniversary of key battles. Arlington National Cemetery will host major services with Union and Confederate veterans reunited in friendship after years of enmity.
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Inning with three triples and other hits, plus misc events
A historical recap notes a rare baseball inning with three triples and two singles and one double, contrasting a Cleveland Boston game six years earlier with ten runs in the fifth. The item also covers a murder verdict in Herkimer and several fatal accidents, including a bus crash, a longshoreman killed by falling beef crates, and a Newark fire rescue. It mentions General Woodford’s estate, Campeche Bank lights, a Stroudsburg roosters day resolution, and Arkansas railroad official Ballamy’s stroke.
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Ane
Yder-Bin
Jean Gianini
Lida Beecher
Herkimer
Tebe
River or No River Hunter T. and Did Shoot This Giraffe
A fragmented item notes Colonel Roosevelt shot a large reticulated giraffe during an African hunt years ago. It mentions his visit to Washington to address the National Geographic Society and a social hour with President Wilson at the White House.
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Ture
Jaleo
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National Geographic Society
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