Brook Gal lops A Round Wolcott In Baseball Blowout
Brook records a 23 to 3 win over Wolcott in the opening game at Brunton's Field. Clinton pitched well for Brook. Murfitt and teammates hit freely, with several two baggers and a three bagger in left field. Brook heads to T ensselaer next Sunday and the paper notes improved play and humor from visiting fans.
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Ile
Greensamong
Wolcott
White
Ron
Blackburn
Troxe
Wolvetteers
Toe Stanley
Stabaman
Goodland
Overy
Stanley
Toc
Ross Murfitt
James
Staton Woth
Boner
Jett Field
Cory
Walter Murfitt
Bill Murfitt
Conn
Clinton
Inculs
Rots
Staton
Murfitt
Brook
R. Murfitt
Dorner
BN Murfit Ccom
BM Murfitt
Ahreesack
Clark
Ross
Bill Muritt
Staten
Scuushtny
Carroll
Cout
Cary
Bill Murftt
Clinton Ainglad
Tensselaer
Rensselaerians
Jasper County
Brook schedules and high scoring notes in Teague league
Brook recorded a sequence of away and home games from June to August against Monticello, Reneselace, Parr, Mt. Ayr, Remington, Reynolds, Walentt and others, noting Brook’s higher scores than any opponent in the Teague 11 Bunday event, attributed to Battin and Brook runner.
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Brook
Reneselace
Monticello
Parr
Mt. Ayr
Remington
Reynolds
Walentt
Battin
Prize Ring Chatter and a Sailing Lab in Panama
The piece previews a likely Dempsey versus Carpentier clash as the era’s greatest boxing question. It notes the Disciples of the Ring favoring Dempsey while others back Carpentier, with July 2 as the deciding date. It also mentions USDA arming a steamship as a floating lab to study estrous fruit shipments via the Panama Canal and Winona Lake Indiana’s summer Bible school endowment led by Dr. G Campbell Morgan running July 4 to August 18 for ministers and laypeople alike.
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Dempsey
Carpenther
Mamme
Jack
United States Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Winona Lake
Ind
G. Campbell Morgan
Indiana
Glando Pine Promoted as Quick Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Glando Pine as a fast acting cough and throat medicine. It claims relief for throat irritation, cough, and bronchial congestion, detailing its inhaled fumes and use with syrup or honey. The note urges home storage, dosage guidance, and mentions The Grand-Aid Co. Fort Wayne Indiana and Montgomery & Snyder as sellers.
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the Grand-Aid Co
Fort ,Wayne Ind
Montgomery, & Snyder
Tobacco Prohibition Faces Broad Industry Ties
An analysis of tobacco’s vast U S economy notes annual retail sales near 25 million pounds and state the government would lose taxes. It outlines the tobacco trade’s many linked industries from box makers to machinery, advertising, and retail outlets with extensive employment and revenue impacts. The piece cites a poll of 7,847 editors showing strong local opposition to any nationwide ban, especially in tobacco growing regions, while warning abolition would disrupt many allied sectors.
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Garret Smith
Amitel
Tolacco
Sloyt Uno
Heskey
Fardier Oyterest
Estarte
United States
Che Rauraats
Possiiie
Obacco
Press Service Company
New York City
Preliminary Brook drain repair resolution in Brook Indiana
The Brook Town Board resolves to establish a public drain by cleaning and repairing an obstructed tire drain on Main Street. It lists property lot sizes to be assessed for costs, appoints W P VanDerVoort as engineer and superintendent, and schedules a public hearing July 5 1922 at 7 30 PM at the Town Clerk's office with notices to be published June 10 and 17 1922 in the Brook Reporter.
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Brook Newton County
Indiana
Township 28
Newton County
Brook
C. V. Borklund
W. P. Sriggs
L. Crisler
Chas. Roberston
Sarah Kendall
Town of Brook
W. P. VanDer Voort
VanDerVoort
Brook Reporter
Creek
Diverse 1900s News Highlights From London to Chicago
An assortment of brief items notes a high share of deaths among mothers and children, a Kansas ruling on wage parity for women doing men's work, and French substitutes for absynthe from parsley. It mentions a Milwaukee train rescue incident, a Chinese river flood toll, costly imitation pearls from Japan, and reforestation as flood control. Also covered are Worcester ministers refusing marriages, portable armor shields for gunmen, Paris underground moving pavement plans, and Chicago judge sentencing pickpockets to church attendance.
Congress Hears Dramatic Pleas From Filippinos
A bewildering transcript shows Filipino leaders urging U S independence for the Philippines, arguing for a stable government and a sincere global example. They praise U S policy, claim readiness for self rule, and press for immediate freedom as fresh signals from Manila echo in Washington.
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American Congress
Philippines
United States
Americ
America
Town Board Notice on June 7 1921 Resolution Objections Hearing
Newton County Indiana held at the office of the Town Clerk on the 7th day of June 1921 the above get out resolution was passed and the persons named are notified that objections to said resolution and the improvement therein provided for will be heard on the 5th day of July 1912 at 7 30 o clock P M Seal W R Wooley Clerk of Town Board
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Newton County
Indiana
W. R. “Wooley
Fine Art Hat Making in the Philippines
A Filipina crafts Philippine hats that are gaining popularity among men and women. The craft is celebrated in the United States as a source of pride to the wearer, highlighting traditional artistry and cultural value.
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United States
Filipino Independence and Freedom Aspiration Highlighted
In a Chicago Tribune piece, the Filipino people are portrayed as seeking complete freedom. The article frames independence as a natural human aspiration and emphasizes support for self determination.
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Chicngo. Tribune
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PARK
Arfair
Gus Ulaesy
Gus
Hobart
Dwmond Notes
Arcrives
Mary Wadustries
ToaAce
Brogk
Green
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Monshinera
France
Milwakee
Lind
Washington
London
Ffrom
Japan
Hoang
China
Worchester
Massachusetts
Ministers’ Association
Chicago
Paris
Ene
Congress
Poland
Thilips
Itaurs
Gabaldon
Hame
Rawhide
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