Alagan and Ohio State clash as batting eyes show in opener
The article reports a baseball opener where Alagan equalized with strong batting against American, Vaiden pitched seven strikeouts for the visitors while Osu Biker worked for the home team. Catcher Ollie Atteidge delivered a notable two-base hit and the crowd of 2,984 filled the stands as Reidy and Chambers staged key plays.
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Vaiden
Osu
Vinilars
Jark Reidy
Ant
Handel Eateh
Fred Chambers
Ollie ‘Atteidge
Roma
Williamson of Pittsburg Original Hard Luck Athlete
Portrait of GW Williamson, captain of the Pittsburg University team, nicknamed the hard luck athlete after a severe injury. He fractured a bone in the fall season against Annapolis, missed games, and later underwent surgery. He showed promise in earlier contests and helped the team in the season’s pivotal moments.
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Williamson
Pittsburg
GW. Willigynson
University
Cornell
Annnapolis
Pennwhee
Hut
Reee Fn. Fils
Ja Papels
Provisional Bird Protection Law and Motion Picture Issues
A fragmented report discusses a U S District Court decision affecting bird protection law and agricultural enforcement. It references legal proceedings, potential Supreme Court review, and the Department of Agriculture duty to enforce regulations while noting prosecution windows and a critique of a Louisiana theater program for children and related community outreach efforts.
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Prosa al Cohinenta
United States District Court
United States Department
Ageienkaareure
United States District Court For
South Dakota
Arkansas
Congress
Suport
Department, of Agriculture
United States
SeTER Motion Pictures for Children Campaign
The Woman's Home Companion continues a major campaign for better motion pictures for children. The May issue recommends 134 films and includes a special article titled Better Films for Children reporting an expert study conducted in Louisville Kentucky.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Fetter
Childres
Loninville
Kv. Levy
Hampish May Coach Columbia Football Team
New York April 24 Harvard University star Toothall has offered services as football for Columbia next season. Decision by family to follow the reestablishment of football as scheduled with Yale.
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Hampish
Columbia
New York
Harvard University
Hig
Coluabia Next
Antimo
Te Per
Epidemic Spreads in Mexico City Sparks Aid Efforts
Reports describe a smallpox outbreak in April affecting Mexico City with many people impacted. The administration, aided by the Red Cross, plans to provide relief and arrange support through special train services and local representatives.
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Mexico City
Duval West
Iseus Oh Repluu
Simall
The FREE sewing machine promises thrift and health
An American mother extols The FREE sewing machine as a space saving, gentle option. She explains how her old unit caused thread breakage and child disturbance, while The FREE runs smoothly and could last two generations. She suggests trading in the old machine for The FREE to save time money and keep children clothed.
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Jes. Williams
Harvey
Posey
Iniy Ik
Ais Ety
Mary Cay
Tess
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Fiteyer
Wilken
Michael 'McSelph
Vaden
Reidy
Boas
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SRD
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Poland
Vant
Kal
Frederic Tievi
Scottinville
Shear Rappel
Meena Gee Ford
Louinville Theatre
Raening
Phe
Visi
Howes
Mes Levy
Upmucemenes
Trey
Hobis
Apolis
TURES
Strickland Jewelry Co
Dusiness College
Dothan
Ee Road
Franz Mosley
Crawford Street
Edeur Prien
Amy Husbinel
Thomzkt Wathioe
Edie
Enle
Vann
Chalker
Foster Street
Worthington, Capps
Blackmam
West Main Street
Poenessiop
M. Cherry
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