Rookie Nagle Hits .318 As Dothan Leaders Rise
From Tampa Florida Bob Nagle, 22, 5'8" 163 lbs, rookie infielder with limited lineup appearances, posted a .318 average and strong fielding at the pivot sack earlier in the week. He shields a shiner in the photo and has roots in high school and independent clubs. Also notes that Americans spent over ten times as much on gambling machines in 1941 versus 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Nagle
Tampa
Fla
Bob
Florida officials ousted in primary results from Jackson County
Nearly complete returns show incumbent Sheriff Barkley Gause and State Rep. J. Troy Peacock defeated. Winners include Ernest Barnes 1,670 votes and Woodrow Harris 3,438 for sheriff, Pooser leading the legislature race with 2,057 to 1,535, plus votes for judge, state attorney, tax assessor and other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Pooser
Pooser
Peacock
W. A. Smith
Lloyd Williams
I. Clay Lewis
Thomas Fale
Marion Bnight
Clyde Mayhall
Mercer Spear
Luther Duncan
J. Walter Kynes
William A. Rosar
Leo Sims
Pansey Lee Briner
W. J. Mitchell
Viola H. Sellers
Would Make Difference in Earth Temperature Without Atmosphere
A scientist notes the average global surface temperature would be about 18 degrees Fahrenheit without an atmosphere, far lower than the observed 60 degrees, highlighting the atmosphere's warming effect on the planet.
Meteors entering Earth's atmosphere few become museum specimens
Though 7 billion meteors enter the atmosphere yearly, only a few thousand survive to reach the surface. Fewer than a thousand are large enough to be noticed, and less than six are collected for museums each year.
Public Transit Electric Use Powers 14,500 Homes Yearly
Subways trackless trolley coaches and street cars across the United States used enough electricity daily to light 14,500 homes for a full year, illustrating the substantial energy footprint of urban transit systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Night drivers told to switch off lights on Rome Osha road
Motorists using the Rome Osha road after dark must switch off headlights as the highway is lit by sodium lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome-Osha Only
Costliest Navy Losses in WWI Highlighted
An old report notes the U S Navy suffered heavy losses in the World War I campaign at Oxtawa where 35 vessels were sunk and 49 more seriously damaged.
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U.S Navy
Oxtawa
Cheap Land Spotting in U S History
The article notes that much of the St Paul and Fort Snelling reservation lands were acquired from the Sioux for 96 gallons of whiskey plus presents, with Congress later adding $2000 in cash, as cited in the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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St. Paul
Fort Snelling
Congress
Britannica
New Signal Booster Promises Static Free Radio Demonstration
A newly perfected signal booster system is claimed to provide static free reception during a radio demonstration, eliminating noise and improving signal quality. The claim notes improved clarity and reduced interference.
Shoe Leathers Across Men's and Women's Styles
The calf, cow, horse, goat, xeal, pig, and kangaroo skins furnish materials for men s shoe styles. Reptile and fish skins are used in women's footwear.
Observer in balloon sees nine states from 15 miles high
An observer in a stratosphere balloon at about 15 miles above Chicago could discern nine states with the naked eye: Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Iawa
Missour
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Nigerian Kaboh Sells Through Kano Markets And Food Notes
The piece explains the Nigerian kaboh as a coal roasted meat snack replacing the American hog dog in Kano. It also mentions an air claim about high altitude heat, U.S. postwar consumer goods growth, citric acid production from milk, a mold-based process for that acid, and a Nile fish with inverted color pattern.
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Kano
Nigeria
Nile
Methodists Study Union With Others
A commission on church union was recommended by the Methodist Quadrennial General Conference to study organic union with other denominations and coordinate interdenominational relations. Rev. Ormal U. Miller leads the committee, with aims to initiate studies, confer with other denominations, and encourage church-wide cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poston
Church Union
Committee On Interdenominational Relations
Ormal U. Miller
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Kan
Church Union Comilusion
Generc Conference
URC Cios
Practical Household Hints From A 19th Century Page
Old time tips describe curtain variety, wax paper icing, and dust control for dry cakes. It advises sprinkling powdered sugar on waxed paper to prevent frosting from sticking, using feathers to test doors clocks and sewing machines, and substituting vinegar for water in pastry for tender crusts. It also mentions mounting pictures with tape to plaster walls to prevent cracking.
Try Ala Gold Pumpkin Ree Of Yternore Thiyingre Braye A Ye
The readable fragment mentions a pumpkin item connected to Ala Gold and Braye A Ye with unclear context. No concrete actions, dates, or organizations are discernible.
YMCA in Jerusalem Nears Refugee Role Amid Unrest
Ayah Leslie Miller of Sioux City directs the YMCA in Jerusalem as it may become a Red Cross refugee center and first aid station. The building faces risk as Arab and Jewish factions clash, with Miller planning to shelter wounded and feed families while the Red Cross takes over.
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Jerupates
Holy Land
Middle East
Jerusalem
Palestine
Middle West
Ayah
Leslie Miller
Sioux City
YMCA
Miller
International Red Cross
Geneva
Ths
Holy City
Red Cross
Haganah
Enty. Aftab
al Jacques de Resnier
M. de Reynier
Presse
Mercy
King David Nate 1
Terre Sancta College
Monsieur de Reynier
United States
Lee M Persil
Winterset
Terrill
U.S
Agricultural Notes on Forage and Feed for Hogs
A brief on forage quality mentions tankaye texture alfalfa crittinen clover and white Dutch with late corn feeding. Mature hogs thrive on thrifty vigor breeding conditeete.
Fragmented text on plants and soil erosion in cropland
Fragmentary notes mention croplands and yearly corn planting, with references to plants and erosion but lacking clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions. The readability is too limited to extract a coherent event or entities.
Foster St Church Holds Special Rites For Mother's Day
An unreadable church page notes special Mother’s Day rites at Foster Street Church. The text mentions services, offerings, and a focus on honoring mothers, though details are garbled in the OCR.
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Foster St. Church
Harvest Time Advice for Freezing Fruits and Vegetables
Agricultural note urges selecting ripe fruits and vegetables for freezing. Warns that late picking risks quality loss and stresses timely harvest to preserve best flavor and texture.
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Robert E. Nagle
Plare
Beasiey Ib Higmrbesham
Simor
Baker
Alien
Ozark
Enterprise
Andalusia
Brewten
POA Ronscavagess
Harrison
Co. Ruzina
Goodall
Bheatel
Fabric Regetuned
Trete- Mark
Coulst-Seoterd
Lec
Blumberg
Bill Holland
Atlanta
Holland
Florida
Costlist Battle
Tennese —Niss Mary
Lannom Manufacturing Company
Tullahoma
Tenn
Charles E. Parish
Wilson Manufacturing Company
Lannom
Ben Jeers
Calumet
Actecirom
Tmrer 32A
Oly Free America
THE
BAY Line
Panama City
P.L. Tindele
Optometrist
Compit
Viet AL Analysis
Pte
SMEO
Servics
Clark & Danzey Oil & Tire CO
CiTiks Sersica Products
Piveco
Alps
PKOT
Reoy Lew
Hin
Griffon
Seersuckers & Cards
Wren
Troy
Lewis City
Botany 500
Catalina
Hequire Sox
Essley
Botany
Regal
Palm Beach
McGregor Sportswear
Heene
Pmone
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