Mathewon Urges Clean Honest Baseball For Youths
Christy Matheeeon, famed pitcher of the New York Giants, pleads in a Boy Scouts Magazine for keeping baseball clean and fair. He condemns sign stealing and off field cheating, urges respect for umpires, and argues honesty, skill, and foresight should win games while decrying deception and profanity.
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New York. Ave
Christy Matheeeon
Fatas Plitcher
New York
Gilante
Boy Scoute
Enya
Twckers
Gublie
Ugg
Cheyenne’s Amateur Baseball Talent Goes Unappreciated
Cheyenne baseball talent, though strong with amateur clubs like the W. O. W. under Arthur Meyers and the Clerks, receives little fan praise amid Bidwell's Indians. Youth divisions feature the Terrors and All Stars strong rivals, with promising junior players and teams aged around 16 hoping to feed future majors.
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Cheyenne
Bidwell
Arthur Meyers
Ellie
Schmidt
Hillsdale
Coles
Torlen
Cubs
Lita
Parisians Find Rent a Garden in Parle Crisis
Parisians struggle with rising rents in Parle over the past decade as vacancies dwindle and citizens fear they may face unaffordable costs or be forced to leave the city within five to six years.
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Parle
Road to Fame Reflects Family Conflict and Virtue
A fragmentary excerpt portrays a dialogue where a virtuous youth proclaims virtue as reward while a rebellious relative counters that the prodigal son gained fame. The exchange contrasts homebound virtue with public notoriety in a dated voice.
Effect of Grass on Trees at Woburn Experimental Farm
The Woburn experimental fruit farm report shows grass suppresses healthy tree growth. Sowing seed or grazing turf after planting arrests growth and dulls leaf development, with leaves small and ill developed. The study notes reduced temperature variation but grainy adverse effects outweigh any potential benefit.
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Woburn
London Daily Mail
Remedy for Quick Temper
Advice on temper control urges self restraint during anger. It counsels stepping away to calm down, avoiding rash actions, and addressing faults with patience. Emphasizes health, morality, and self care to maintain steadiness and avoid hasty reactions.
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Conan
Leap Year Healing in a Small Town Marriage
In a rural church gathering, Morna faces a coercive marriage proposal from Lenox Gordon linked to a money scandal. John Speer, secretly in love with Morna, proposes marriage to save her reputation and Lenox’s leverage, leading to an impulsive leap year wedding at the baskets service. The moment shifts social pressure into a private union.
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Morna
John Speer
Mort
Marna
John Ppeer
Martha
Mora
John
Morne
Lenox
Jobo
Sells Floto Circus to Show Here on September Day
The Sells Floto circus announces a single day engagement here on Thursday September 5 with a 10:40 am parade and 9:00 am ticket wagons opening. The paper notes the unusual claim of forty clowns and lists several famous jesters as part of the act, while prices remain twenty five cents for both menagerie and full performance.
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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 Herolam Hat Return Sparks Broadway Store Fuss
In a Broadway shop last week a man demanded a refund for a $35 oversized hat his wife had bought. He complained she had bought three hats, never wore this one, and insisted on returning it. A saleswoman mocked Napoleon Bonaparte for not admitting a similar fashion impulse.
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Herolam
New York
Napoleon
Bonaparte
Josephine
Ton of Coal and its Wide Range of Byproducts
The article extols coal's versatility, listing outputs from one ton including 1,600 pounds of coke, 26 gallons of ammonia water, and 14 pounds of coal tar, then notes many other products such as pitch oils and various chemical substances derived from tar and coal.
75 Per Cent of School Children Physically Unfit
Dr. Thomas D. Wood of Teachers College, Columbia University, reports that about 75 percent of the nation’s 20 million school children need attention for physical defects. The study estimates 1% to 2% have organic heart disease and around 5% may have other serious health issues, with remediable conditions identified for health improvement.
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United States
Thomas D. Wood
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
United States Bureau of Education
Wood
Leprosy Cure Claimed in Maori Patient
Fragmentary report suggests a Maori patient is described as completely cured of leprosy. The text is garbled but notes a medical case involving acute illness, recovery progress, and a Sherman matinee reference, with unclear names and dates.
Great Is Education Uncle Joe Well Rob What Have You Learned
Rob replies that at school today he learned how to bend crooked pins in a chair to make them stay, a small engineering impulse that hints at practical problem solving and hands on curiosity in an informal exchange between Rob and Uncle Joe.
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Joe
Rob
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