You Darling Lydia and Peter Face a Distant Wedding
In this Oneeds Clothing chapter excerpt, Lydia contemplates leaving Craven’s deceptive world for independence as Peter presses for marriage. Peter remains candid about her loneliness and the clash of loyalties, urging a bold escape to Egypt while Lydia resists and searches for resolve.
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Peter
Craven
Downing Street
Central Park
Quoin
Betty
Tad
Egypt
Lydia Craven and Peter Traft in Ill Omens
In a late night taxi, Peter wooingly pursues Lydia Craven as she promises to reveal a secret before a sudden halt at a mysterious elegant residence. Lydia slips away after delivering a note and the pair face a tense, unresolved moment that ends with Peter receiving Lydia’s written message and a cold dismissal.
Needling in Chinese Medicine Noted by Dr Cantlie
Dr James Cantlie reports adopting the practice of bleeding by fine needles in certain cases. He notes relief of neuralgic and rheumatic pains, swelling and stiffness from sprains, and hip pains often described as sciatica, due to reduced tension in inflamed areas.
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China
James Cantlie
Crimson Gulch Cheers Prohibition as Saloon Crackdown Looms
In Crimson Gulch general rejoicing greets coming prohibition. Broncho Bob notes an eager anticipation among locals who expect saloons to dump liquor before closure, signaling a major shift in the town’s boisterous drinking culture.
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Crimson Gulch
Broncho Bob
Giants Southpaws Spark Early Season Lead
The three Giants lefties Schupp Benton and Sallee have won about three quarters of their starts this season, a striking run that helps the club lead by a wide margin. Schupp’s control stands out as a rare strength among left-handers, contributing to the team’s dominance.
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Schupp
Benton
Sallee
Cantillon saga colors Twilight League meet up
Minneapolis Millers manager Tnele Joe Cantillon faced a disputed pitching call as Mike Cantillon protested a pitcher drafted from the Canadian league. The bench confrontation erupted while the home club pounded hits, and Uncle Joe defended the youngster who could not pitch before six oclock per twilight league rules.
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Tnele Joe’ Cantillon
Minneapolis
Millers
Mike Cantillon
Joe
Mike
Bancroft Shows Splash at Bat for Phillies
David Bancroft, once a dependable hitter in 1915, climbs back into form this year with strong at bats and hard hits. Randy Bancroft has recovered his batting stride and leads in the National League, making the Phillies tougher to beat after narrowly missing the pennant last season.
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Davy
Moran
Swat
Swatsmane
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Kings
Ranny
Dumnonship
Phillies
Cardinals
Reds
Giants
Spitball Critique Hits Robins Pitcher Cheney
The article argues the spitball is usable in moderation but criticizes Cheney of the Robins for overusing it. It notes loss of control when the ball gets wet and soggy and compares the mishandling to a girl washing her hair.
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Cheney
Robins
Ike
Mike Regan
The
Reds
Baseball Stories Roundup of Pennant Talk and Player Notes
Many clubs mix talk of pennant chances with player updates. Ed Plank’s exit, Evers’ arrival, and Phillies pitching woes shape the NL race while Giants pitchers wager on batting averages. Brothers Milan and Wheat highlight interleague rosters as Kopf joins Cincinnati.
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Giants
Athletics For All Spurs Democratic College Sports
Secretary Baker urged universal athletic training in colleges at a National Collegiate Athletic Association conference in Washington. He warned against privileging only strong athletes and called for broader participation to boost physical fitness for all students and support for football across regions and schools.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Washington
Baker
Western League Leader Hints Only One Season Remains
Western League President E. W. Dickerson stated the league would finish this season with the current lineup but indicated a move likely next season. He declined to specify what the move might entail.
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Dickerson
E. W. Dickerson
Sam Crawford Might Manage Seals in 1918
Rumor says Sam Crawford, a Detroit outfielder once hailed as a top hitter, could become playing manager of the Seals in 1918. Crawford, aging but still a strong hitter, would likely hold both manager and field duties if hired, with owner Berry seeking a managerial lineup that includes playing duties.
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Sam Crawford
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Seals
Frisco
Crawford
Tigers
Berry
Wolverton
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