Battling Grimes Prepares for Kid McCarty Clash
The Ninth Cavalry battler Grimes trains hard for a probable showdown with Kid McCarty of Los Angeles in Denver or North Platte. Grimes, a welterweight champion, has defeated top rivals including Frankie Avery of New York. Manager O V Acton guides the tough camp ahead of the upcoming bout.
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Kansas Motor Men Visit Cheyenne
Kansas motorcyclists will be received in Denver by Governor Shafroth after starting from Garden City on August 11. The itinerary of the trip has not been released.
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Shafroth
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Western cycling tour to start from Denver
About 200 riders plan a 1000 mile recreation trip visiting 15 cities across three Western states. Dr Eh J Patterson, president of the Federation of American Motorcyclists, will lead. The journey may begin in Denver with Governor Stubbs of Kansas watching the start and Governor Carey of Wyoming greeting riders at Cheyenne.
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Federation of American
National Baseball Results and Batteries List
Summary of yesterday’s games across leagues with team matchups and notable batteries. Includes New York, St. Louis, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Chicago summaries with pitcher combinations and scores. Also notes Western and American Association results like Omaha, Des Moines, and Milwaukee with rain delays and tied or split results.
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Teete
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Local No. 229 Special Meeting Called for Aug 12
A special meeting of Local No. 229 is set for Monday evening August 12 at the K of P hall. Members are expected to attend. the meeting starts promptly at 6 o'clock. T. B. ALWAY, See.
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K. of P. Hell
Telephone $17 and make arrangements for facial treatments
Clara A. Ligier of 41 W 19th Street is instructed to telephone for 17 dollars and set up arrangements for a scientific facial. The notice appears as a personal service request or classified item in the local column.
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Clara A. Ligier
Hunt for Relatives Among Brooklyn Wanderers
A Travelers' Aid agent located a lone traveler at a railway station and escorted her to an Italian quarter address in Brooklyn to find a relative. Unable to locate the family, the two women called out the name door to door until the correct relatives were reached and welcomed.
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Travelers’ Aid Society
Brooklyn
Christian Herald
Being Well Born and the Rise of Racial Theories
An excerpt discusses longstanding ideas on birth and heredity. It cites the Jews guarding birthright, Spartan focus on warriors, Plato’s plans for birth conditions, and Roman eugenic consciousness shaping dominance, highlighting ancient beliefs about heredity as a basis for social strength.
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Plato
Beauty of the Drama by Charlotte Cushman
The writer expresses reverence for all arts, placing her own art above others as the union of her self. She imagines creation as a divine drama where world, poetry, scripture, painting, and living beings form a grand eternal theater.
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Charlotte Cushman
World’s Debt to Writers Public Opinion Courage
A historical note references a French writer’s remark on publishing opinions and cites the London Globe from the era. It notes early dangers writers faced including imprisonment and pillory to defend a free press.
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London Globe
Chin Vegetal Transforming Algerian Colonial Efforts
The chin vegetal fiber from dwarf palm leaves clung to soil, hindering pioneer colonization in Algeria. It was once seen as a barrier to settlement but later emerged as a potential commercial resource, increasingly sought as a colony’s product.
Money is Cheap Market Report Quoted In Quote Form
Mrs McFee asks what a market report means by money being cheap Her husband quips money talks and is cheap The passage satirically frames economic jargon through domestic dialogue in Judge's Library style
Work ethic builds career from extra effort
A young worker who avoids extra effort fears unpaid workload. He ignores the clock, studies the business, and earns praise. His diligence leads to a higher position and promoted salary after five years, proving steady effort beyond pay yields success.
Man of Many Occupations Dies in Holland Michigan
G. J. Van Duren, who died in Holland Michigan at fifty nine, worked within two miles of his birthplace. He held roles as teacher butcher boot dealer postmaster supervisor school director and board of public works member. He advanced the town’s schools post office and public buildings while raising a large family.
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Mich
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Board of Public Works
Ofice
Bone
van Duren
Chicago Tribune
Resourcefulness versus perseverance for sales success
A historical note defines resourcefulness as a key counter to perseverance and enthusiasm in selling. It argues that salespeople often fail when fixed on one article and suggests shifting to a different line at the right moment to close more deals and speed sales.
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