White Sox star Schalk resigns amid team turmoil
Interatorial News Service recounts W alter Schalk leaving Chicago amid upheaval with the White Sox. The piece notes his late return to catcher, talks of management decisions under Charley Comiskey, and rumors of a renewed contract while detailing past seasons and team struggles. It mentions Russell Blackburne and a $25,000 manager’s salary context.
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Clabhouse
Chicago
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Acker
Charley
Comiskey
Sox
Larke
Schalk
Wil
Russell
Lena) Blackburne
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Fashionable Evening Shoes and Jewelry Trends
The article describes new evening footwear and jewelry as stylish must haves. Silks, brocades, and embroidery decorate high arched slippers with jeweled clasps. Accessories feature opalescent gardenias, pearl strands, and coordinated sets of sapphires rubies and amethyst tones for summer nights.
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Dréas
Bos
Paris
16 Ways To Cook Potatoes From A Historic Collegiate Guide
A 1910s era cooking feature highlights sixteen potato preparations from Lilian M Gunn of Columbia University. Recipes include Spanish Potatoes with paprika tinted white sauce, Potato Muffins using cold mashed potato and flour, and layered Hill Potatoes with hard cooked eggs and a white sauce.
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Lilian M Gunn
Department of Foods and Cookery
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Stone Sponge for Goldfish Guards Water Quality
A special chemical sponge advertised in Popular Media promises fresh and healthful water for goldfish for up to three months. The article notes the sponge helps maintain cleanliness without frequent water changes.
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Goldfish Bowl
Prazine
Byrd's View on Who Suits Arctic Hardships Best
Commander Byrd in Skyward argues youth with zest best endures Arctic privation, peaking around twenty five. He favors imagination over phlegm, cites isolation altering men, and lauds Floyd Bennett for calm nerve in crises.
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Byrd
Arctic
Richard B. Byrd
Skyward
Amundsen
Peary
Boott
Floyd Bennett
Bennett
Contract Awarded for Macadam Road Resurfacing
Hudson July 21 G Bondazoli and Sons win the contract to resurface a half mile stretch of road between Framingham and Ashland with bituminous macadam. Alfred F Bonazzoli of Sidbury will supervise with equipment from the Washington street yard. Work to start next week and take about four weeks weather permitting.
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Alfred F. Bonazzoli
Sidbury
Washington Street
Auto Protector Stops Motor When Oil Fails
Efficient protection against burned out bearings and other troubles. A device from Popular Mechanics Magazine stops the car when the oil is exhausted, preventing engine damage. Attachments connect via a vacuum line to monitor oil supply.
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Popiler
Mechanics Magazine
Political musings on law, weather, and elections
A collection of satirical lines on U S law enforcement politics and society. It critiques enforcement consistency and political rhetoric, jokes about taxes, alimony, dancing diets, weather, and the ethical stance of campaigns. The piece uses humorous analogies and quips about Kilkenny cats and party contrasts.
Talbot Withdraws From Governor Race After Party Harmony Push
Democratic candidate for governor Talbot of Pall River announced yesterday his withdrawal from the campaign in efforts to maintain party harmony. The move came amid pressure from party leaders and supporters seeking unity ahead of upcoming elections.
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EeMeyer -Haywond
Taps Sounded Over Camp Silence in Wisconsin Woods
The piece recalls the nightly taps at a Wisconsin Army camp by the Brule River. Dick, a Tap House Secret Service figure, reflects on the haunting bugle hymn heard while officers and soldiers, including Chief Jervid, endure long nights in the woods with little to do beyond reading or bridge.
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Tap House
Wisconsin
Jervid
Grafted trees need summer attention for good bearing
Middlesex County Extension Service warns grafted trees this spring require care this summer to maximize growth and fruit. Heat causes wax to crack as scions grow. prune water sprouts, manage second scions, and fill cracks with grafting wax to heal wounds and promote marketable fruit quickly.
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Middlesex County Extension Service
Eyven
Stow Boy Spends Week at Amherst Camp Gilber t
Himer Berry of Stow the State Garden Champion attends weeklong program at Massachusetts Agricultural College Camp Gilber t. Middlesex County Extension Service sponsors 4 H club member for studies and tours to Mount Tom Amherst sites with Agriculture and Home Economics instruction.
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Himer Berry
Crescent Street
Stow
State Garden
Camp Gilbert
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Middlesex County Extension Service
Mount Tom
Amherst
Ade Ut
George E. Erickson
Misa Tena
Emily
Maine CrItv Adopts Novel Summer Program
In Waterville Maine the Chamber of Commerce launches a summer program linked to the Summer Citizen's Bureau. The initiative aims to engage residents with community services and local events, reflecting a novel civic effort piloted by the chamber and supported by volunteers.
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Maine
Critv
International News Service
Waterville
Chamber of Commerce
Playing New Game State License Hunt
A family craze, the State License Hunt, uses a U S map with gold stars to track licenses seen on trips. Kids and adults join, placing stars as vehicles from different states and provinces pass by, turning travel into a geography lesson and neighborhood buzz.
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Nevada
Betty
Mother
United States
Star State
Boston
Worcester
Sheridan Road
Chicago
White
Middlesex County Fruit Meeting Set for August 3
The Massachusetts Fruit Growers Association Nashoba Producers Association and Middlesex County Extension Service plan a summer fruit meeting in Middlesex. Participants will tour Frederick A Hudson’s 170 acre Middleton Orchard then Dexter Dodds Orchard with inspections and commentary on orchard practices. The event invites all fruit growers and emphasizes practical demonstrations and observations.
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Middlesex County
Massachusetts Fruit. Growers’ Association
Nashoba Producers’ ‘Association
Middlesex County Extension Service
Frederick A
Hudson
Middleton
Midd
Dexter Dodd
Algo
Eames
Northboro man accused of theft by son in Worcester court
In Worcester District Court Judge Frank L. Riley heard a case in which a Northboro man labeled his son a thief. Palmer, 23, formerly of Northboro, faced charges of larceny involving $200 entrusted by his father. The elder Palmer testified about a $200 check and various ownership transfers. He said he would be in court again today if all past losses had been recovered, and the case was held for action by the Worcester County Grand Jury on the third Monday.
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Worcester
Northboro
Frank L. Riley
H. Palmer
Kr. Palmer
Berwick
Palmer
Leonard
Extension Service highlights two orchards in program
A State program presents the import fruit topic and orchard features. It stresses careful planning and practical aims, with Extension Service guidance helping combine two orchards to maximize learning and value.
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