Sportsmen Urged to Exercise Care on Forest Lands
Washington reports a forest service warning urging hunters to prevent fires and accidents on national forests. It notes Ranger Clark’s death by a hunter misidentifying him as a boar, cites thousands killed yearly in hunting incidents, and states 45 percent of forest fires are caused by careless hunters. The notice emphasizes protecting game, watercourses, and habitats to sustain hunting grounds and prevent sediment buildup harming fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Forest Service
Eich
Clark
Cabinet National Forest
Montana
My. Clark
Baby Girl Healed Using Cure-All Soap and Ointment
A mother from Brookway Mont writes that her month old daughter suffered a persistent facial rash spreading to the hair and neck. After trying Commu wap and powder with little benefit, the rash worsened until Cure All Soap and Ointment were used, which she credits with complete healing in about two weeks. The notice is signed by Mrs Ed Rosa dated Aug 11 1915 and offers a 32 page Skin Book on request by post card to Catlears Dept. T Bea ton Bold worldwide.
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Gil
Eho
Ed. Rosa
Brookway, Mont
Catlears
Dept. T. Beaton
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Cities
Reports of multiple games include Boston, New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago and Pittsburgh matchups. Key players mentioned include Patterson, Blackburn, Cheney, Smith, Mills, Demarco, Burns, Carter, Vaughn, Archer, Watson, Gonzalez, and Wingo with various pitchers and battery selections noted. Games were called in darkness or at dark limits with incomplete final scores and lineups.
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Hoston
Now “Yate
Sashee Eves Antes
Boston
Scocscinsasas Peaseewe
Baseball Battery Players and Lineups Across Cities
Fragmentary list of baseball battery pairs by city including teams from New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cleveland and Cleveland with various pitcher catcher pairings named in incomplete OCR.
Western League Scores Report
St. Joseph defeated Denver 6 to 1 and Des Moines beat Bronx City 14 to 4. Wichita trailed Topeka 0 to 8, while Omaha won 1 to 0 against Lincoln.
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St. Joseph
Denver
Des Moines
Bronx City
Wichita
Topeka
Omaha
Lincoln
Railroad strike threatens delay to baseball season
New York September 2 Diglexatie baseball officials warn a possible railroad strike could push the season back about a month due to transportation delays. Giants, Detroit, and New York Americans plan alternate routes by water and motor car. Managers fear key cross country trips in mid September could create serious scheduling problems.
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New York
Diglexatie
J. R. Foster
Giants
Detroits
New York Americana
Test of Liberty Aims US Role in Mexican Crisis
President Wilson argues the United States must support Mexico's struggle for liberty, reject interference by foreign powers, and lead a new world order after World War I. He stresses a just peace, universal rights, and preparing America to aid global trade and reconstruction while ensuring equal justice in all territories under US influence.
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United States
Mexico
Huerta
Latin America
Republica of America
Europe
Trade Commission and Tariff Commission As Tools of Trade Policy
A discussion highlights how the tariff commission should act as an observing instrument to remove barriers and replace harsh legal restraints with facts. It notes the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, created in 1912, as expanding opportunities by informed inquiries.
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Tariff Commission
Trade Commission
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Ourcero
Carter
Vaughn
Archer
Watson
Gonaales
Art Priteburg
CIN Anal
Knetser
Wingo
Larmon
Fischer
Alheinatl Pillsbury Batteries
One and Schmidt
Mosely “and Clark
Bof
Pete Eke
Foster
Carrigan
Moeridge
Walters
Philadelphia
Katterieg
Sheehan
Picinich
Harper and
Cleveland
Davenport
Severs
Bowehleg
O'Neill
Wilson
Rey
Gleason Mercantile
Macey
Ciana
Cusack-Meulhausen
Denver Post
Colorado Springs
Union Pacific
Rio Grande
Cheyenne
Denver Toolorado Springs
Denver & Rio Grande
L. A. Broderick
Jesus
University of Wyoming
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