All Major League Managers Express High Hopes for Season
New York April 10. Managers across major leagues voice confidence as the season opens. Miller Huggins backs the Yankees, Connie Mack expects the Athletics to make an impact, Bill McKechnie targets the Pirates, Bucky Harris bets on Washington pitchers, John J. McGraw praises the Giants, Joe McCarthy foresees a Cubs fight, and others highlight improved rotations, stronger clubs, and hungry lineups.
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New York
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Ting
Owen Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Adams
Connie Mack
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis
Pirates
Bill
Bucky Harris
Washington
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
George Moriarty
Detroit
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Midol touted as safe fast relief for menstrual pain
The ad promotes Midol as a non narcotic, safe remedy that neither hinders nor speeds menstruation. It claims pain relief in five to seven minutes or prevention if taken early, with a small aluminum case sold in drugstores for fifty cents. It targets working women and insists many have praised the product.
Pottery Plant Favored as NC Seeks New Industry
North Carolina officials, led by State Geologist H J Bryson, pursue a pottery white ware plant with a major out of state manufacturer. A survey of Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania centers boosts optimism that NC can host a new ceramics facility, with mineral supplies already strong locally. The manufacturer’s identity remains undisclosed as talks progress.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
State Department
Compre
Burglar and Fire Alarm Association Formed in Shanghai
In Shanghai a protective association is organized to install modern burglar and fire alarms. American protective apparatus such as alarms and bullet proof glass may be used if quality and price meet the association’s requirements.
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Shanghai
Good Roads Congress to Be Held in Mexico City in 1928
Mexico City will host a Good Roads Congress in 1928 with representation from state and federal governments and private groups interested in building improved highways and related airways.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Observant Pedagogue and Canada Coal Figures and Rosenberg Death
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter submitted girlhood stories and impressed a former English professor with her improved style since college. Canada bought about 95 percent of its coal from the United States in 1927, with import totals near 15.17 million tons of bituminous and 4.06 million tons of anthracite from the U S. Ralph Rosenberg 38 died at his Asheville home after a long illness leaving widow and three sons.
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Topeka
Kas
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Canada
American Coal
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Dominion
Asheville
Ralph Rosenberg
Carolina Wood Products Company
Chicago
Gardner Declares Candidacy for Governor in North Carolina
Raleigh April 10. O Max Gardner of Shelby filed his candidacy papers marking him the likely Democratic nominee for governor with 10 days until the filing deadline on April 20. No opposition to Gardner is anticipated. Baxter Durham filed for re election as state auditor.
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Raleigh
O Max Gardner
Shelby
Gardner
Baxter Durham
Seaweed Process Yields Algin and Its Salts
A method identifies seaweed as a source for producing algin and alginates used in industry. Algin resembles a viscous seaweed extract and serves as a thickening and gelling agent in various commercial applications.
Starch and Gum Arabic in Its Properties Report
The article notes starch and gum arabic have distinct properties with starch described as superior in several respects. It discusses their applications and comparative behavior under certain conditions.
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Coyler
Cards
Giants
Ray Schalk
Chicago White Sox
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Brooklyn
Wilbert Robinson
Bancroft
Robby
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
Jack Slattery
Rogers Hornsby
Boston’ Braves
Hornsby
Boston Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Burt Shotton
Phillies
Baseball
Burt
Ruth
DRY Sun
Camel City Coach Co
High Point
Greensboro
Winston
Union Station
Freeland
Washington Street
Berens Gan Saen Sa Opposite
Wilson Motor Company
Freeland “Music Company
Bureglars
China
Rosenberg
Insram’s Pharmacy
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