Shops Lose Muddy Tilt To Chicago
The Chicago Burlington railroad shops team defeated the Creston shopmen 7 to 0 on the shop diamond as rain left a muddy field. Pitchers Guy Wray and Claude Mikkelson for Creston. Logan and Hopan for Chicago. A return game in Chicago is planned for July 12.
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Chicago General Offices
Burlington Railroad
Creston Railroad
Chicago
Creston
Invaders
Guy Wray
Claude Mikkelson
Logan
Hopan
Ensuing Prohibition Debates Stir Washington Rumors
Rodeny Dutcher reports on anticipated disclosures by General Lincoln C. Andrews as dry enforcement questions loom. Anti-Saloon League fears and rumors touch resignations of Sheffield and Wood while Kellogg resignation chatter fades amid US Mexican relations and upcoming presidential field chatter.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Lincoln C. Andrews
Andrews
New York
League
Evaluation of a Judge as a Straddler Questioned
The article questions whether the judge is a strong straddler, but does not confirm if he is or isn't. It notes ambiguity in how the judge handles difficult positions and relies on vague assessments rather than firm judgments.
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Carrington T. Marshall
Ohio Sureme Court
Coolidge
Ohio
Cincinnati
Marshall Ballyhoo
Marshall
Lauda
Fly Trapping Aims to Curb Screw Worm Losses in Menard
In Menard Texas citizens adopt fly trapping to control screw worms harming dairy and beef cattle. Over eight months 218 traps emptied nearly 1000 gallons of dead flies, with one ranch averaging 12 gallons. Across 10 fly trapping ranches with 29 300 head, 253 screw worm cases were recorded, far lower than two distant ranches with 314 cases.
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Menard
Tex
Menard County
One Man Can Maintain Many Fly Traps in Screw Worm Study
A study by the U S Bureau of Entomology finds a well developed fly trap and usable bait products. The project tests a method for proper trap care and notes labor and bait costs. a small group of ranchers hires a man to manage traps, showing one person can care for over 200 traps and that organized effort improves trap maintenance.
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Bureau of Entomology
Jsolul
Illinois Farmers Use Big Teams in Sprag Work
Many Illinois farmers who beat the weather with their sprag work did so using large teams. EK T Robbins of the University of Illinois College notes the practice and its impact on harvest readiness and efficiency.
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EK. T. Robbins
University of Hllinois College
Cross Center Puzzle Clues from a Historic Newspaper
Puzzle prompts cover agriculture hitch adaptations and a Geneva built electric locomotive with 4500 hp. Horizontal clues include terms for duplication parts picket toe mean eye and other wordplay items. The text blends crosswords with notes on locomotives and old language references.
Greatest Medical Authorities View Alcohol As Medicine
In 1925 Dr. Roger I. Lee evaluated alcohol from pharmacologic and therapeutic angles. He noted alcohol may comfort elderly convalescents, aid appetite, and ease symptoms in some infections but should not be routine treatment and must be used only when clearly indicated. He warned against excessive use during acute infections and cited mixed opinions shaped by sociologic and economic factors.
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American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Roger I. Lee
Lee
Indiana liquor controversy prompts medical panel review
ECTOR S NOTE reports the governor and attorney general violating state law to obtain medicinal alcohol. The piece previews four articles by Dr. Fishbein presenting the impartial view of leading medical scientists on alcohol's medicinal value and its role in saving families.
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Ector
Indiana
Fishbein
Alcohol as Therapeutic Euphoria in Acute Infections
Dr Lee argues alcohol offers a sole beneficial effect in acute infections as a psychological boost rather than a systemic health benefit. He describes it creating artificial euphoria that increases life satisfaction and will to live, aiding patient comfort in selected cases.
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Lee
Fragmented OCR Vocabulary List from 19th Century Page
A garbled OCR fragment lists diverse terms including animals birds and minerals. Entries mention macaw clergheal rabe, a theater elevated platform, dark red vegetables, a lever used in guiding a boat, and a variety of unrelated items such as milk sugar, a Siouxan tribe reference, golf turf, and an inert gaseous element.
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Leonard Wood
Philippines
Sheffield
Mexico
Mexico City
Our Republic
General Wood
Wood
Manila
Kelloge
United States
Mr. Kellogg
Corinne
Hodge Podge
Victor CO
Sensation
ISO
Little Miss
Marjoline
McKinley
St. Malachy
Pathe News
Lindbergh
Belgium
Victor and CO
Texas
Grandwi
Geneva
Switzerland
the Eye
Tardier
Heer
Tion
BY Morris Fishbein
Dake‘n
Black Hills
President Coolidge
Fred Clark
North Elm
Telephone
Ralph H. Brooks
Brooks
Ea Eagles
Enrolimente
Warner Bros. Present
Dolores Costello
NER Bros Producti
Lillian Gish
John Gilbert
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