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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
2
Veteran pitcher Tra Thomas of the Philadelphia Athletics argues the best approach is to let sluggers swing while placing the ball to their shoulders so they cannot leverage their powerful shots. He notes that top batters hit consistently regardless of pitch height or location and that great pitchers have tested and debated this tactic.
Claude Rossman born June 18 1881 in Columbia County New York played for Detroit and Minneapolis. He had stints with Holyoke Des Moines Detroit and Cleveland and later joined St Louis Browns before reporting to Minneapolis where he switched from infield to outfield and ranked fourth in the American Association batting last season.
The report tracks pitcher Dave Griner of the Mooney School team, noting rapid gains and a jump in performance from earlier days to recent appearances with the Griner-led group in local competition.
May Morgen, tended by Larry Lajos, receives care during a local gathering in Genalore. The descriptions mention a weewnd eacker and a cautious mood as observers note improvements in the meeting. The fragmentary text records a minor event with named individuals present.
Notes reflect wide roster talk across major and minor leagues. Mentions Karl Moore, Kinetehy, Daubert, Wallace, Ronmers, Kid, Ivy Wingo, Carrington, Sullivan, Corrigan, Cristithie, Giants, President Hedges, Crowns, Key West, King Cole, President Murphy, Gerdinale, Ko neteby, McAleer, Wood, Nunamaker, and Hall. Highlights trades, signings, and season outlook amid early ballgames.
The article argues for protein to carbohydrate balance in cattle feeds. It cites experiments showing higher gains from balanced rations using corn, soybean meal, and hay combinations versus unbalanced diets. Additional results compare gains across steers fed corn with timothy hay, cowpea hay, clover hay, and millet hay, illustrating nutrition harmony effects.
H. Vv. Sprig of the South Australian Agricultural Bureau touts a cheapest, most efficient method for farm improvement. The approach uses liquid and solid manure to clean fallow land and weeds, fertilize the soil at about three pounds daily, and, with proper crop rotation, revitalizes previously worked-out lands to a high state of fertility.
A dusty report notes vast water requirements for crops with five hundred twenty tons per ton of dry Gale and ten tons for one ton of corn while 463 tons supply one ton of ped dlover. The drought strains farmers and market gardeners who invest in irrigation seeking reliable yields and profits amid continued dry spells.
The readable fragments describe a local law action involving Mineh for Cannan One. Officials reference a four year measure and related proceedings. No dates or clear outcomes are present. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Instructions on preparing garden soil for planting with eight to ten inch depth, leveling, pulverizing, and raking. Use farmyard manure or bone meal as fertilizer, mixing initially and scattering later as plants show growth.
The article explains shaping fruit trees by pinching buds and selective pruning during dormancy and summer. It warns against excessive winter pruning and stresses open canopies for sun and even fruit bud distribution across the tree. Regular checks during the growing season help maintain desired form and encourage fruit bud development.
Eight pounds arsenate of lead mixed with 0 gallons of water forms a thick white paste that dissolves to water. It adheres to foliage for long periods and protects fruit trees like apples and plums from pests such as canker worm tent caterpillar and other insects that eat leaves.
Good windbreaks improve comfort for stock and people. Willow ash and Norway poplar grow quickly for wind protection near paddocks and farmstead. Hackberry and Sheepruce provide slower but longer lasting barriers.
The article states there are a little over two hundred million apple trees in the United States bearing bearing age and that the crop is worth about eighty three million dollars annually.
The passage states the average value of small fruits per acre around 47.00 dollars, regulated 42.00 per acre, fruit value 84.00, and a general average near 400 per acre. It also notes other farm crops have a lower general average per acre.
A brief note on spraying around Morne areas focuses on curranza gooseberring shrubbery and ornamentals. It suggests careful garden practice to keep plants healthy and deter pests while maintaining the home landscape.
An article on the Alps describes the sunrise and sunset color effects seen on Mont Blanc and Chamounix. It details the sequence from reddened eastern skies to the livid rock tint, followed by a afterglow or recoloration sometimes lasting up to an hour. It explains the role of the purple light reflected from the western sky and atmospheric dust in creating rare second recolorations.
A man about 40 is found dead near Ventnor beach at the bulkhead below Daltimore avenue. The body was empty of papers, well dressed and prosperous looking. Authorities believe the death was by suicide with a self inflicted wound to the ear.
Pessale New Jersey men learned from prior robbery to counterfeit cash after a gang led by Bedawin Goldberg and Justin Verban robbed them of $100 in genuine money. The bandits then traveled with bogus bills ready to dupe others in the produce business.
The piece portrays Sing Sing as a cold gray palace of atonement where the city’s crime cycle ends. It details arrival at Ossining station, identity processing, shaving, photography, and the final execution in a stark room with a yellow door and the chair of atonement as 1,600 volts surge through the condemned man.
A damaged OCR passage recalls poet Nat Methodical Tenpyeon leaving Mornington lodgings in Hampstead and Coventry Patmore reporting a missing “book of elegy.” Palmore discovers the tome tucked in a closet where tea and bread and butter were kept since the unpublished initial manuscript of Io Memoriam.
Endiees Crain notes Julius Henry Cohen, a brilliant young New York lawyer, whose labor ends their comcomitant rancor amid a terse dispute. The fragmentary text references a legal figure and a clash of interests.
The remark notes that settling scores creates a lasting impression of obligation on others. It emphasizes how retaliation can shape how people feel they owe the avenger.
The article describes Wallis Clark, thespian, contrasting acting as largely a matter of inspiration with analytical technique. He dismisses seeking rigid, gushingly dramatic display and emphasizes authentic expression guided by inner impulse.
Fragmentary dialogue references a racehorse and cows with a distant, rural setting. The lines imply a playful or surreal exchange about self-sacrifice and walking through a field, avoiding any clear event or names.
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