Giants Edge Rivalries in Early National League Preview
The piece surveys 1930s National League contenders with notes on the Giants pitching and infield strength led by McGriff, St Louis as a second, Pirates and Robins competing, Reds as dark horse, Cubs troubled, and Phillies predicted to finish last.
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New York
Giants
McGrire
Brooklyn Robins
Boston Braves
Braves
Graves
Robins
Cincinnati Reds
Pat Moran
Reds
Chicago Cube
Phils
Boxing and boxing notes travel through a busy Atlantic circuit
A noisy wire of boxing headlines features Joe Berlett and George Gook with heavyweights Jack Dempsey and Jack McAuliffe in New York and Melbourne. Dempsey sails for England with Kearns Teddy Hayes and Joe Benjamin as Australia plans a Davis Cup trip and Patterson heads to the United States. Leonard defends July 4 in Michigan City with Dundee White or Ransois. Pittsburg and Youngstown report bout results as Conk disqualifies and Miske stops Shade in the second round. Potential matchups and travel plans color this era’s sporting circuit.
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New York
Joe Berlett
George Gook
Tead
Will Brennan Anel
Jack Dempse
Jack McAuliffe
Meckett
Washington
Davies
Carnell Hirst
Georgetown
Jack Demipsey
Jack “Kearns
Teddy Hays
Joe Benjamin
England
Europe
Melbourne
Australia
Gerald L
Patterson
United States
James O. Anderson
Bermy Leonard
Johnnny Dundee
Charley White
Rocky Ranssls
Michigan City
Ind
Billy Gibson
Pittsburgh
Sam Waters
Pittsburgh Pircuis
Charley Fitts
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Favorith
Community Church to Welcome Rev Morris for Spring Services
In Columbus on April 10 a revival preacher from Atlentawa Pa Rev I B Morris will lead services at the Community Church for the coming months. The program on Sunday April 6 includes congregational singing by the choir scripture reading and prayer by the pastor a song by Swanson's glass and several readings and musical selections by local participants and guests.
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Columbus
Morris
Atlentawa
Tre
Swanson
Glass
Chire Capwell
Glynn Whitehill
Melvin Sellaminis
Emmett
Parker
Arlene Bates
Franke Patrick
Arthur Parner
Kelwaeil Parm
Arthuin Fil
Miracle Cure Ad Promises Quick Recovery
A reader credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with a miraculous recovery after a serious illness. The advertisement asserts the product cleanses the intestinal tract and reduces inflammation, claiming relief from stomach liver and appendicitis conditions. It mentions a physician's doubt and a pharmacist selling the remedy nationwide.
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Mayr
J. D. Gontira
Sverywhere
Atv
Fragmented Local Notice Reflects Community Reports
Partial OCR text shows church and choir activities, names of locals, a hospital note, and mentions of library association members. The fragment mentions attending events at Zion and a person named Joli Boytwitl, with undertone of community announcements and reminders to library members to pay dues.
Dr Orth’s Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An early advertisement extols Dr Orth’s Stomach Remedy as a cure for stomach distress. It claims the first dose frees weariness and promotes digestion, warning against spillage and touting quick, digestible relief and money saved.
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Dr. Orths
Thomas ‘Downey
Dr. Orth
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