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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
4
Practical farm notes cover beekeeping poultry care pigs and cattle. Advice includes milking routines dairy cow selection, weed control, feed consistency, and housing cleanliness with emphasis on sanitation and pasture management.
A retrospective on the Philadelphia National League club under Harry Wright in the early 1890s. It highlights star hitters Clements Cross Delehanty Hamilton Thompson and infielders Douglas Lajoie Sullivan Nash with Hallman at second. Breitenstein’s near no hitter ends 1 0 as Clements delivers a walk off hit.
A recent Giants visit to New York featured a Merkle style second base squeeze play that aided Bill Steele’s win over the Giants. Steele struggled at times, yielding hits as Murray and Merkle singled and advanced runners into scoring positions. Bridwell’s grounder ended the inning with two outs and danger to the Cardinals avoided.
Merkle stole third base setting up a key Giant rally that faltered as Murray held the cushion. The play exposed a rules gap allowing two runners to occupy one station, ending the Giant comeback.
Ed Ruelbach shows he likes the heat as Jimmy Callahan returns to the big leagues. Skell Roach backs Callahan as a comeback option while Barger of the Brooklyns emerges as a pinch hitter. Artie Hofman thrives at first base and Muggsy McGraw signs Steve White of Pennsylvania. The Sox aim to break Cleveland hoodoo. Birdie Cree shines for the Highlanders. Jenning’s club favors road play. Duffy pushes college players, Howard of Cornell signs, Rock Island ships Hunter to Brandon for Jack Olsen, Kiernon moves from Boston to the Eastern league. another veteran exits the big league ledger.
Historic account recalls Frank Chance,Hughey Jennings,Curtis Welch all hit by pitched balls. Chance cannot play this year after heat illness. Jennings often failed to dodge pitches, Welch allegedly dodged by glancing blows yet exposed forearm.
Umpire Jack Haskell recalls a Wichita Omaha game where only 23 spectators watched as a single loyal fan named Johnson stood in the bleachers. He humorously announced the Wichita battery of Jarnigan and Shaw to the lone fan before the game.
The Athletics aim to win the American league title this year to challenge the Giants, who are favored for the National league crown, and to meet them again for the world championship.
The readable text presents a garbled dialogue on immigration and growth of trusts with several quotation marks and missing context, offering no clear event, person, organization, or location to summarize into a coherent news item.
The scene features a speaker in a tense exchange where he takes a sip of water, points at the questioner, and delivers a cutting rebuke. Lightning in his eyes and a sharp voice prompt the crowd to cheer as the challenged man quits the hall, defeated.
Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic is advertised as both a preventive and cure for sore throat. A gargle made from a small amount in water quickly relieves soreness and strengthens throat membranes, with claims of superior cleansing and germicidal action. Available at drug stores or by mail from The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston.
A Quaker visits a bookseller and, when mocked as a countryman, replies with humor. The shopman offers an "Essay on Rearing Donkeys" as a joke, but the Quaker quips with the line that the giver should present it to his mother.
Mrs Peckem questions William about safety while he is away. He recalls a horse thief prowling the area last week and claims the thief took two or three nags, prompting Peckem to hurry for the door.
Arthur Atherton, 24, five feet tall and 38 pounds, married Blanche Buckley, 19, 136 pounds, in a ceremony at City Hall officiated by Municipal Judge John R. Newcomer. The judge quipped he had to look three times to spot the groom.
A Carthage Missouri teacher shares a tale of chronic hunger, nervousness, and digestive distress improving after starting Grape-Nuts. She credits Postum’s book The Road to Wellville and asserts return to health, weight gain, and sustained energy since adopting the diet.
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