Pillars of Pitching Named by Cobb and Lajoie
Nap Lajoie and Ty Cobb named twelve top pitchers after 24 hour study of American League arms. Cobb favored Ford Johnson Wood Walsh Young, plus Karger, Gray, Grems, Krause, Fisher and Scott. Lajoie picked Walsh Johnson Ford Coombe Bender Plank Donovan Mullin Lange. Five names overlap Ford Johnson Walsh Wood Fisher.
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Ty Cobb
Nap Lajole
Cobb
Ruel Ford
Joe Wood
Walter Johnson
Cy Young
Ed Waleh
Eddie Karger
Bob Groom
Dolly Gray
Yoan Grema
Harry Krause
Ray Fisher
Jimmy Scott
Larry
Russell Ford
Jack Coombe
Chief Bender
Eddie Plank
Barney Petty
George Mullin
PN Donovan
Ray Fleber
Frank Lange
Norther
Criffee
Georgia Peach
Nap
Tiger
Mets
Young
Gregg
Naps
Mullin
Donovan
Tigers
Ford
Johnson
Blind man gets hall pass for baseball at local park
In Columbus on August 21 Prof Earl C Houk a blind vocal director at Wittenberg College Conservatory of Music received a novel aid to enjoy an American Association game. An umpire aided by explanations translated ball strikes and outs into a hearing based experience while the crowd reacts.
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Columbus
Ohio
American Association
Earl C. Houk
Wittenburg College Conservatory of Music
Houk
Ninth Cavalry Defeats Freebooters In Polo Match
The Ninth Cavalry polo team defeated the Freebooters 7 to 5 in a fast paced afternoon game on the fort grounds. Lieut Engle earned top honors with one foul. Lieut Holderness also scored well. Treut Erwin suffered a collision with a goal post but was not seriously injured. Referee was Mr. Phippe of Denver Country Club. Tonight the Round Robin tournament begins with each team facing each other, continuing tomorrow.
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Ninth Cavalry
Fort
Cheyenne
Lieut
Engle
Cavalry
Holderness Wos
Treut
Erwin
Seriou
Phippe
Denver Country Club
Hook Worm Fatal Claims Tie Death to Southern Labor
In Salt Lake City on August 34 Rev J L Fant a native of Abbeville DC and graduate of the Hampton Theological Seminary Louisville Ky died from hook worm acquired during laboring as a minister in the South His illness began four years earlier with a hospital treatment in St Louis and his fatal attack occurred while traveling with a missionary wagon in southern Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Hook Worm
South
J. L. Fant
Abbeville
D. C
Haptiet Theological Seminary
Louisville
Results Yesterday National League summaries and scores
The report lists yesterday's results across the National and American leagues with box components. It notes several battery lineups for New York Chicago Washington Cleveland St Louis Philadelphia Minneapolis Toledo and others along with Western League scores and a life saving story from Lake Geneva detailing a 35 year reunion reward.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
AL Lowe
Brooklyn
Omioh
Eae
Loat Pet
Noeton
Eas
Washington
Cleveland
Abe St. Louia
Denver
Wea
St. Joseph
Eeerey Es
Mona
Ven
Des Moines
Ewes
Floux City
Peewee
Lincolne
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Sane Ebt
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Art of Cookery echoes civilization’s dining role
A quote from the American School of Home Economics notes that cookery history mirrors civilization, emphasizing how the selection and preparation of food affect health happiness and prosperity, with more people involved in cooking now than in many other jobs.
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American School of Home Economics
Nut Tree of Luzon Yields Lamp-like Roasted Nuts
The Iii Nut tree grows only in southern Luzon in the Philippines and produces seeds famed for their rich flavor. The large tree yields nuts considered by Americans in the Philippines as the finest grown. Roasted nuts burn like a lamp when lit with a match, a striking characteristic noted in the品.
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Luzon
Phillippines
Philippines
Proper Method of Writing Debate Returns to Schools
The French government revisits how handwriting should be taught in schools with a choice between a twisted spine or writer's cramp as alternating methods. Doctors once opposed sloping hands, fearing the rise of hunchbacks among children.
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Frech
Alibi, Mrs Riley and the Planner Mishearings
An old dialogue fragment shows Mrs Riley insisting a plan ner’s daughter be playing a classical piece. Mrs Grogan counters with musical mishearing, noting the keys and sounds do not align.
Possibilities of Honesty and Corporate Life
A dialogic passage cites Louie D Brandele on honest business methods and a bank president advising a son starting business life to study corporation law to learn how many things can be done honestly in business. The piece reflects on ethics in commerce and notes a Popular Magazine anecdote about a man cured of diarrhoea by Chamberlain's remedy.
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Louie D. Brandele
Beat Polley
Aather
Popular Magazine
Trouble With the Eyes Hair Under Eyelids
A short guide advises rinsing with cold water to loosen bothersome hair beneath the eyelids. Open and close the eyes underwater several times to free hairs, then remove any remaining strand with a cotton tipped toothpick.
Wyoming Constitutional Amendment Initiative and Referendum Text
Full text of proposed state constitutional amendment from the Eleventh Legislature outlining initiative and referendum powers, petition thresholds, submission process, voting requirements, and enactment timing for Wyoming at the 1912 general election. Includes authority of people to propose measures, Secretary of State filing rules, and Governor proclamation timing.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
F& Law
Perdon
Wyoming Initiative Referendum Text and Dissolution Notice
A scanned excerpt presents constitutional procedure for initiative and referendum, petition requirements, signatures, affidavits, and voting on separate measures in Wyoming. It also includes a dissolution notice for The Governor Mining Company dated 1912 with signatures of Adolph J. Zang and George H. Raub and publication dates. The text reflects early 20th century civic and corporate notices.
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Adolph J. Zang
George H. Raub
Governor Mining Company
United
Wyoming
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
George H. Kaub
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State of
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Frank L. Hotx
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Bent St
Herbert J. Gleaso
Oly
W. 16Th St
First National Bank
Zive
Pullic
Bonamemam
Mark A, Chapman
Carey Brock
West 19Th Stree
Bartlett Engineering Company
Wilfred O'Leary
Civil and Irrigation Engineers
West 10Th Street
Fieet National Basic
John Charles Thompson
O. W.riner & CO
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