Hay Fever Capital of the World Duluth
Duluth is portrayed as the hay fever capital in reverse. The piece notes visitors arriving with wheezes and spending time in hotel lobbies. winds from Lake Superior supposedly keep pollen out, while summer remains cool around 70 degrees. The column mixes humor with local color as reporter Sigrid Aane describes Duluth satire and air quality.
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Sigrid Aane
Duluth
Lake Superior
Council Oak
Coune Oak
Mrs George Stahl Dies Unexpectedly at Home
Mrs George P Stahl 52 died of a heart attack last evening at 16 oclock at 205 Third Street Southeast. Funeral arrangements are pending word from out of town relatives. Survived by husband three sons Erwin and Herbert and George and daughter Mrs John W Hubbard and one grandson James Buckman Hubbard.
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George P. Stahl
Third Street
Katherine Hofer
Freeman
Hitchcock
Huron
George Stahl
Cheney
Wash
Ft. Carson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Herbert
Tulsa
Okla
Navy
Erwin
Navy Yards
Bremerton
John W. Hubbard
Kingsport
Tenn
Herbert Stahl
Mrs. Hubbard
James Buckman Hubbard
Family names listed in obituary fragment prompt
An obituary fragment lists Mrs. John D Hofer and three sisters Mrs Joe Waller Mrs John Maer and Mrs Jake D Hofer with locations Milwaukee Ore Alberta Canada. It also mentions two brothers Pete Hofer of Wichita Kansas and John Hofer of Hitchcack.
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John D
Hofer
Carpenters
Joe Waller
John Maer
Milwaukee
Ore
Jake D. Hofer
Alberta
Canada
Pete Hofer
Wichita
Kans
John Hofer
Hitchcack
Helpers Needed For Red Cross Sewing
Mrs. O. R. Whitney Beadle County production chairman issued a call for volunteer cutters and seamstresses to work in Red Cross production. A shipment of 542 yards of white cotton twill must be made into operating gowns by the end of September, with urgent need and a request to begin immediately to ensure completion.
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Red Cross
0. R. Whitney
Beadle County
Fairweek
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46 Meeting Tonight
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46 holds its regular meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the Labor Temple.
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Degree of Honor Lodge No. 46
Labor, Temple
Defense Training Setup Reorganized Region Eight Expanded
The apprentice training service of the Federal Security Agency reorganized its field offices into regions to improve cooperation with labor supply and training agencies. Region eight centers at Minneapolis will cover North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota and Iowa. Supervisors for the regions will be announced later.
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Washenchuun
Aug
Federal Security Agency
Minneapolis
North
Dakota
South
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iows
History of Baseball Players Highlight Hugh Daley
The article notes players in organized baseball history with Hugh One Armed Daley as a notable figure of the late 1700s. It describes how Daley wore an elbow pad and used a faught technique to break the ball’s flight and flip it to his right hand.
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Hugh
Baseball League Leaders Summary
National League top batters Reiser of Brooklyn at .236 and Slaughter of St. Louis at .324 lead. Ott of New York with 24 home runs ties Mee and Camilli for second with 2. Pitchers French and Wyatt of Brooklyn post 13-3 and 15-4 records respectively. American League Williams of Boston leads batting at .342 and 36 home runs, with Gordon of New York at .340 and Keller delivering 23 homers. Pitchers Bughson of Boston and Bonham of New York record strong win totals.
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Reiser
Brooklyn
Slaughter
St. Louis
Ott
New York
Mee
Camilli
Brookyn
French
Wyatt
Williams
Boston
Gordon
Jruns
Keller
Bughson
Bonham
One Armed Baseball Star Pete Gray Hits .393 in 16 Games
Albany dispatch reports Pete Gray, the one armed outfielder from Nanticoke Pennsylvania, leading Class C Three Rivers with a .393 batting average in 16 games. He credits his success to a quick reaction and uses a left handed bat as he plays despite a shoulder injury from an earlier diving attempt.
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Albany
N. Y
Pete Gray
Pete
Three Rivers
Ont
Ae Os Gray
Nanticoke. Pas
Pitchers Best Hitters For Phils
Philadelphia Phillies manager Hans Lobert laments aging pitching staff and lack of run support. He notes Frank Melton is effectively the team’s best hitter, while pitchers must win games with shutouts as fielders fail to provide offense.
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Philadelphia
NBA
Hans Lobert
Philadelphia Phils
Frank Melton
Detroit pennant memory and early pitching stars recalled
The speaker recalls Detroit winning the 1907 pennant and cites five pitchers Bill Donovan George Mull Edgar Willett Ed Killian and Ed Siever as a strong trio, noting they were not as dominant as later pitchers like Red Ruffing.
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Detroit
Bill] Donovan
George Mull
Edgar ‘Willett
Ed Killian
Ed Siever
Red Ruffin
Paris Sports Arena Owner Plans Return to France
Jett Dickson former Paris promoter now a captain in the Army Air Forces intends to go back to France to take over the Palais des Sports he built after the last war. He says he still owns the arena, it’s operating and profitable, and he will go to collect his dough from the Nazis. Dickson will study in Miami before heading to his destination.
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New York
NEA
Jett Dickson
Paris
Army Air Forces
France
Palais Des Sports
Dickson
Sonja Henie
Miami
Fla
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