Flats and Jrs Fall to Never Beaten Club 39 to 5
Sports recap notes the Flats and Jrs were defeated 39 to 5 by the Never Beaten Club on Saturday. A 0 to 0 draw between Riversides and the Flats followed on Sunday. Elkhart witnesses tout a great Michigan Wisconsin game, while Goshen loses 27 to 0 to Huntington on Goshen grounds. Wake up neighbors to defend the state title claim.
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Flats
Jrs
The
Riversides
Goshen
Huntington
Elkhart College and Warsaw battle to 5–5 tie at Springbrook Park
Elkhart and South Bend College fought to a 5 to 5 draw at Springbrook Park on Saturday as Belote scored for the visitors in the second half while Elkhart’s defense bent but held. Earlier Warsaw edged Elkhart 10 to 0, with Elkhart hampered by Nicholson’s absence and a light lineup. The LaPorte Athletic Club beat Elkhart Astors 0 to 0 in a fierce late afternoon clash at Allendale.
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Elkhart Business College
South Bend College
Springbrook Park
South Bend High School
Culver
South Bend
Belote
Virgil
Elkhart Boys
Warge
Warsaw
Elkhart
Goshen
Kosciusko County
Wichart
Pest
Nicholson
Knapp
Fikhard
Hippo
Shaffer
Neu
Smith
Riverview Park
Hatfield
Oval
New
Milburn
Wilcox
Alberts
Deal
Wedge Waneed
Trisch
McCleary
Blay
Wand
MT Ahattok
Ater
LaPorte Athletic Club
Elkhart Astors
Allendale
Tor
Astor
LaPorte
No. 19
Ed. Hackmap
Capt. Loose
Boyd
Baambeck
Hackman
Brown
Bord
Blanbeck
Gordon
Flkhart
Ime
Loose
Elghart
LaPorte Bowman
Cres
Kinder Bélote
Eel Y G
Ces
Whiney Gordon
Minion Geyer
Bord Davis
Bewweeseeee Ribbe Hummel
Pennig PE Behets
Steinfelt Tadoerg Wits
Blambeck Hackman
Wise Sheppard
Pat Dek Ee Wise
Norris
R. F
Proctor
McLaughlin
Warsaw Faces Elkhart In 20 Minute Halves Lineup Battle
The record shows Warsaw and Elkhart players and positions for a game, listing captains Hatfield and Wertz among others. Officials include Referee Weatherhead, Umpire Keep, timekeepers Lynch and Bartol, and lineman Brumbaugh.
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Warsaw
Elkhart
Milburn
Apes
Harter Hunker
Ol. T
Hatfield
Wilcox
Goss
Ee Powers Harrison
Gorton Parrish
Donaldson Shaffer
Teves Donaldson Wertz
R. E
Bartol Knapp
Rene Wilcox McCleary
L.H.B
Deal Deal
McCleary Asserts
P.H.B
Trish Neu
Weimer
Weatherhead
Keep
Lynch
Bartol
Brumbaugh
Olympic Theatre Opens Under International Theatre Co
The Olympic theatre is now open under the International Theatre Co which runs first class vaudeville houses in major cities. Weekly shows bring top vaudeville talent with seven acts per performance and matinees daily at 10 cents for any seat. Two nightly shows start at 7:45 and 9:15 with admissions at 10 and 20 cents.
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Olympic Theatre
International Theatre Co
United States
Barry Scanlon
Jewish Population in the United States and New York
The American Jewish Year Book reports 1,418,813 Jews in the United States with about 750,000 in New York. In the year ending June 30, 1905, 118,419 Jewish immigrants arrived, more than 100,000 to New York, making New York City the largest Jewish city.
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United States
New York
New York City
Highth
City of
Russia
Austria- Hungary
Country Life and Lunacy Report Contradicts Urban Fear
The fifty ninth report of the commissioners in lunacy, just published, shows country dwellers go mad sooner on average while townsmen stay relatively sane. It states there is no clear link between population density and insanity, noting sparsely populated counties sometimes have the highest proportions.
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London Telegraph
Ocean depths chart shows record seas deep
The hydrographic office released a general chart of deep sea soundings by the US Navy over the last ten years. The greatest depth is 5,269 fathoms or 831,614 feet in the mid Pacific aboard the Nero, nearly six miles. Atlantic depth records include 4,662 fathoms near the Azores aboard the Dolphin, and 3,828 fathoms in 1885 by Lt. Lee.
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Hydrographic Office
United States Navy
mid-Pacific Ocean
United States
Atlantic
Dolphin
Azores Islands
8. P. Lee
What Is Electricity
A historical note explains the idea of electricity as a question of describing its constant properties. It argues that electricity, if a thing, must be described like minerals or gases, and contrasts incandescent solids and gases with the phenomena they show.
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Evere
Scientific American
Westerners in Ivy League Football Talent
Analysis from Everybody's Magazine shows western students provide a large share of yales and other Ivies athletic rosters. Yale lists six westerners on the football squad, Harvard four, Princeton three, Pennsylvania three. Westerners overall amount to 27 percent of Yale students but 40 percent of its athletes, and Harvard counts 576 westerners among 4,328 students or 13 percent, supplying 17 percent of its athletes.
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Yale
Warvard
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Everybody’s Magazine
The Money of the Czar and Imperial Finances
The czar has no civil list and draws from the imperial treasury as his private property. Emperor Alexander I drew 150,000,000 francs in a year from the treasury to fund gifts for his morganatic wife Princess Dolgorouki and her children. He also owned vast estates, forests, and valuable mines.
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Alexander I
Russia
France
England
United States
Dolgorouki
Fools Sometimes Wise Quip Sparks Silence Theory
Milwaukee Sentinel notes a frontier exchange on wisdom and silence where a man and Senator Badger discuss how quiet men may reveal insight and when fools may speak out. The snippet frames wit about judgment and restraint in public discourse.
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Badger
Milwau
Cee Sentinel
A New Definition From an Irish Cab Driver Tale
A Boston mayor recalls an Dublin joke where a cab driver finds a bottle under the seat after a fare. The horse is fed a drink. the driver stays on the defensive and insists he was neither drunk nor sober, just cautious in the aftermath.
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Patrick Collins
Boston
Dublin
Mr. Collins
Pittsburg Dispatch
Politics Superior to Hunger in Cleveland Tale
A Cleveland tale recalls City Solicitor Bruce dining when a hungry man asked for food. The servant offered a cold box, but the man demanded food from a Republican and refused Bruce who he thought a Democrat. The anecdote plays on political loyalties and hunger.
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Bruce
Cleveland
Iman
Brunswick Anniversary Dinner Cited By Speech Chiefs
In a reminiscence from Brunswick Maine a hundred fifth anniversary dinner drew speakers Tom Reed and Nelson Dingley. Dingley claimed no prep and Reed joked about Unity birthplace boasting Governor Dingley and Brunswick as rival birthplaces with a light dig at Unity then Larham Androscoggin.
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Brunswick
Tom Reed
Nelson Dingley
Dingley
Reed
Dringley
Unity
Waldo County
Larham
Androscoggin
Boston Herald
Dean Shaler on Roosevelt and the 1932 vote remark
Harvard's Dean Shaler caused curiosity by saying Roosevelt is something of a way. He later clarified after a cabinet meeting in Boston that he would not vote for the president and warned not to send regards. A White House note then hinted he had changed his mind based on the large majority.
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Dean Shaler
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Boston
Theodore
White House
Dean
T. It
Cleveland
Simple and Smart Shirt Waist Design Adopts New Details
A model for shirt waist styles emphasizes a simple yet smart look, suitable for cottons, silks, mohair, or other fabrics. It features a new sleeve shaping with flat narrow tucks, a slightly double breasted front, and a versatile yoke option, offering modish appeal that can be made in cotton or silk.
Fur Rosette Trim Adorns Fashion This Year
A fur rosette centers on a jeweled button set in velvet with a fur border sewn around it. The rosette can fasten belts or trim busts and stock. It comes in various sizes and can be used in many ways this season.
The New Corset Changes Woman's Silhouette
The piece notes skirts with wide folds and those with a skirted yoke. It explains the waist has narrowed since last year while bust height rises and shoulders straighten due to the renewed corset. It portrays a transformed female form as fashion evolves.
Deep ceintures return in many charming versions
The deep ceinture remains in fashion with numerous versions featuring fancy buckles, jeweled back buttons, silk rosettes, and passementerie ornaments, enhancing smart effects.
Velveteen Fabrics Enter Fashionable Winter Trend
Velveteen described as soft and pliable in chiffon weave is predicted to be exceedingly fashionable this winter. The fabric is noted as handsome and durable, appealing for elegant apparel.
A Useful Gown Fashion Note on Tailored Suit Value
A description of an economical tailored suit highlighting its versatility and durability. The coat features two stitched tucks, a double breast, velvet collar and cuffs, with a deep cuff effect from tucks. The skirt is an eleven gore design with side seam plaits, offered in various lengths and materials.
Honest Geo Wyman ad touts low prices on clothing and extras
The dealer promotes year round sales of shirts drawers hosiery undergarments and a wide gift department. It features 25c items at 15c and silk taffeta fabrics up to 69c yd with various goods from stockings to perfumes corsets umbrellas and toys.
Inaugurate a thought department at home for bargains
A playful advertisement exhorts households to form a small thought department with a chairman secretary and treasurer. It promotes Wyman's goods as first class and cheaper than competitors, claiming the aim is to sell well rather than extract high prices. It links lucky charms with a push for buying more at Wyman's.
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Wyman’s
Thanksgiving Round Trip Fare Notice for Elliston Area
Puterbaugh & Co advertises lots in Elliston and West side with small payments and easy terms. The Big Four offers a rate of one and one third fare for round trips within 150 miles for travel November 29 and 30 with return by December 1 due to Thanksgiving.
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Elliston
West Side
Puterbaugh & Co
St. Main Street
Cee
Big Four
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Athletes of the West
Kfow
Shit Walst Design
Stirts
Geo. Wyman & Co
A. C. Staley Mfg. Co
Luundries
Geo. Wyman
South Bend, Indiana
Golden Gate Patent
Pride
All Grocers
Burrell & Morgan
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