Middletown Dover rally highlights busy local hoops schedule
In a busy update from the area basketball circuit, Chestertown edged Felton 69 to 50 as Middletown beat Dover 41 to 36 behind Rich Jones. Camden Vets routed Cecilton Drakes 77 to 32 with Allen O Neal scoring a season high 42 for Camden. Dover defeated Milford 46 to 34 as Earnest led Dover with 23 points.
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Apichella
Marylanders
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Denton
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Diffie
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Milford
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Dick Kimmey
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Leo Slaughter
Lynch
Meredith
Joe Griffith
Georgetown
Earnest
Wesley College
Rhes Walton
Maryland Soccer Board Cleared Greensboro Players
Charles Himmelheber announced that eight Greensboro players were cleared of assault charges from a dispute during a Greensboro versus Pompei Club match on the Eastern Shore. The hearing in Baltimore found no evidence of beating or mob assault on referee Vincent Savarese.
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Maryland State and District of Columbia Soccer Association
Greensboro
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Our Lady of Pompei
Pompei
Baltimore
James A. Wise
Caroline County
Vincent Savarese
Savarese
Pompei Club
Wise
Mr. Wise
Mar-Del Nines Vote To Adopt 21-Game Schedule
The Mar-Del Baseball League voted to adopt a 21 game schedule. Officials cited streamlined play and balanced travel as reasons for the change affecting teams across the circuit.
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Mar-Del Baseball League
Wilson Planned Resignation Over Hughes Bid in 1916
The record describes President Wilson weighing resignation if Hughes won in 1916, considering asking Vice President Marshall and Secretary Lansing to resign, appointing Hughes as secretary of state, then resigning to exit during a period with a repudiated leader.
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Wilson
Hughes
Wilon
Marshall
Lansing
Ate
Favorite Dishes Across Nations Highlight Pupusa Popularity
In the United States hot dogs dominate, while in El Salvador the pupusa tops the snack charts. Pupusas are corn tortillas stuffed with cheese beans or pork cracklings or a blend, sold at roadside stands for about a penny in American money.
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United States
Middle American
el Savador
Conditions in Iraq
In Iraq, potentially one of the richest Arab states, 95 per cent of the people are illiterate, only 20 per cent of the cultivable land is cultivated, 80 per cent of the people suffer from bilharzia and about 70,000 die annually of malaria, landlords take 50 per cent of the tenants' produce, and children get 20 to 40 cents for a 10 to 12 hour workday.
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Iraq
Bilharzia
Anti-Illiteracy Campaign Expands Literacy Gains in Mexico
The Mexican ministry of public education reports that over three years the anti illiteracy drive has taught about one million more people to read and write, reducing illiteracy from 35 percent to 30 percent of the population.
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Ministry of Public Education
Towing for Bass Using Flies on Quiet Drifts
Fishing on dark nights allows bass to be caught by flies trailing behind a drifting boat. Two or three flies may be used on the same leader, and bass feed eagerly on the drifting surface insects.
Bread Vending Machine Patented for Sliced Loaf Dispense
A three foot device now patents a vending machine that drops one two or three slices of white rye or whole wheat bread onto a plate held by cafeteria and restaurant patrons. The National Patent council describes the system as simple and self service.
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National Patent Council
Eye Retina Reveals Brain Structures During Life
The retina is the only part of the human brain accessible for inspection while alive. The eye functions as a low-power microscope, magnifying features of the retina and its arteries and veins by about 15 times.
Calumet County Named for Indian Peace Councils
Calumet county in Wisconsin earned its name from the Indian pipe of peace, reflecting a history of frequent peace councils where tribes gathered to smoke the calumet and seal agreements.
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Calumet Country
Wisconsin
Plants Aid to Health Therapeutically
Plants offer a stirring challenge to botanists as cancer is reframed as a growth problem. The piece suggests that studying abnormal plant growth may reveal cures, drawing parallels between plant and animal cancer processes.
Fly Lines Stored For Coil and Storage Tip
When storing fly lines remove them from reels and coil on six to eight inch diameter spools to prevent small kinky coils from forming. This method keeps lines from setting into undesirable bends.
Textile From Hair In Hungary
A report notes that human hair has been combined with rayon and hemp to produce fabrics for clothing blankets sweaters and stockings in Hungary.
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Hungary
Gems of Thought Admonition on Labor and De Finite Energy
The quotation discusses that nothing is spared without directed labor and that thought must improve to make life more fruitful. It contrasts human effort with divine energy guiding progress upward. The ideas emphasize discipline, purpose, and the fusion of labor with higher energy to achieve advancement.
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Sir Joshua Reynolds
Devine
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