Matheson Urges Clean Honest Baseball For Youth
Christy Matheeon, famed pitcher of the New York Giants, calls on Boy Scout readers to keep baseball clean and on the level. He warns against unfair tricks, signaling theft, and taunting umpires, urging players, teams, and fans to uphold fair play, discipline, and respect for officials while condemning cheating and corruption in sport.
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New York. Ave
Christy Matheeeon
Fatas Plitcher
New York
Gilante
Boy Scoute
Enya
Twckers
Gublie
Ugg
Cheyenne Amateur Baseball Talent Goes Unappreciated
Cheyenne fans largely overlook local baseball talent amid Bidwell's Indians hype. The W. O. W. under Arthur Meyers shines with strong individual players, while the Clerks led by Ellie field a top notch lineup. Junior squads like the All-Stars and Terrors boast swift rivals and solid records. Young teams such as Hillsdale and the 12 year old K. A. and Cubs show promise, indicating Cheyenne’s rich amateur base feeding future majors.
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Cheyenne
Bidwell
Arthur Meyers
Ellie
Schmidt
Hillsdale
Coles
Torlen
Cubs
Lita
Parisians Find Rent a Garden Pushes Prices Up
Parisians face rising rents in Parle after a decade of growth with vacancy rates shrinking and dwellings becoming scarce. Citizens fear rents will remain unbearably high or force them to move from the city within five or six years.
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Parle
The Road to Fame Quotation Clash Within Family
A short exchange quotes a virtuous young man and a rebellious relative. The prodigal insists fame favors him over the dutiful sibling, provoking a sharp reply about virtue and recognition. The dialogue hints at family tensions and social judgments.
Effect of Grass on Trees at Woburn Farm Report
The thirteenth Woburn experimental farm report shows grass suppresses healthy tree growth. Sowing seed or replanting turf arrests growth and weakens leaves, while leaf quality worsens under grass cover. The study notes reduced leaf size and ill development, with temperature variations less impactful but outweighed by overall harm. London Daily Mail
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Woburn
London Daily Mail
Remedy for Quick Temper In Seclusion for Temper Control
Advice on managing anger urges self correction and patience. It recommends taking time to remove oneself to calm down, controlling impulses, caring for health and morality, and being patient with others and oneself to reduce temper.
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Conan
Leap Year Marriage in a Country Meeting House
In a rural Leap Year tale Morna fears Lenox's request for marriage to save her family name. John Speer, nicknamed Honest Job, offers to marry Morna to shield her from scandal and help Lenox through. After a tense exchange amid a church basket luncheon, they wed by noon, uniting love and duty in a small community setting.
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Morna
John Speer
Mort
Marna
John
Martha
Mary
Asbury Meeting House
Mra. Ware
Len
John Ppeer
Mora
Morne
Lenox
Jobo
Sells-Floto Circus to Show Here Sept. 5 With Forty Clowns
The Sells-Floto circus announces a single day engagement here on September 5 featuring a parade at 10 40 AM and a ticket price of twenty five cents for both menagerie and full performance. The press agent promotes a claim of forty clowns appearing at every show and cites notable performers among the troupe.
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Sella-Floto Circus
Hia
Joy
Frank Stout
Shorty Maynard
Jim Rutherford
George Brown
Jack Werigeth Johnson
Jerny Clayton
Billy Jameson
Kelly Brothers
Sells-Flote
True HeroLams Bold Hat Refund Row in Broadway Store
A shopper in a Broadway store returns a pricey unworn hat bought by his wife. He loudly demands a refund of $35 claiming she already bought three hats and never wore this one. A saleswoman quips that Napoleon would shrink from such fashion meddling.
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Herolam
New York
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Josephine
Ton of Coal Showcases Wide Coal Derivatives
A long excerpt extols coal by products, listing outputs from a ton of coal such as 1600 pounds of coke and 26 gallons of ammonia water. The text veers into various byproducts like coal tar and pitch, with scattered figures and garbled phrases, illustrating the breadth of potential materials derivable from coal.
75 Per Cent of School Children Physically Unfit
The article reports Dr. Thomas D. Wood of Teachers College, Columbia University, estimating that 75 percent of 20 million U.S. schoolchildren have physical defects needing attention. It cites statistics on heart disease and tuberculosis among children and notes the study was published for free distribution by the U.S. Bureau of Education.
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United States
Thomas D. Wood
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
United States Bureau of Education
Wood
Maori cured of leprosy after treatment at hospital
In a brief medical note a Maori patient is reported completely cured of leprosy following treatment. The report mentions a rapid recovery after a period of acute illness and suggests a positive outcome for the patient, with continuing care at the hospital.
Education Inquiry Prompts School Talk
Rob shares a curious lesson from today noting how to bend pins into a chair to hold it steady. The conversation with Uncle Joe and Well Rob reveals casual, playful chatter about practical tricks learned at school.
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Joe
Rob
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