Opening Season Fever as Ballparks Roar Again
The crowd roars and the ball soars as a new season begins with sunlit crowds, peanuts, and cheering fans. The scene shifts to economic notes on U S manufacturing moving westward from the eastern corridor toward the Great Lakes and Mississippi region, driven by freight-saving and lower land costs as factories seek cheaper rents in open country.
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New England
Florida
United States
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio
A Stitch in Time Saves a Breach of Promise Suit
A witty adage frames early action as protection against a breach of promise suit. The proverb implies timely repairs or settlements avert legal disputes and costly litigation, emphasizing prudence in engagements and assurances.
April wars and Liberty bounds rumble across New York chatter
A garbled column links April war starts to house cleaning and holidays while noting New York crime spikes. Kilbane seeks 700000 trades for European service and wishes a tougher return. Amid work talk and marriage dynamics, it contrasts summer at home with staying with in laws and rising liberty bounds.
Pneumonia Deaths To Decline With New Serum
London physician Dr A C Guthrie reports the anti pneumococus serum as a future cure for pneumonia. Governor Leonard Wood notes leper colony improvements at Culion and cautions that recovery depends on hospital conditions. Surgeon General Cummings highlights declines in death rates from typhoid measles scarlet fever diphtheria tuberculosis and pneumonia, with yellow fever eradicated and smallpox plague typhus held at bay.
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London
A. C. Guthrie
Guthrie
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Culion
Public Health Service
United States
High Points Fight for a Better Passenger Station
The article urges civic groups in High Point to back a new passenger station. It cites the Exposition building and the Sheraton as contrasts to an inadequate current terminal. Kiwanis supports a new station and calls for other organizations to join in the effort.
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High Point
Sheraton
T. P A
Jamestown
Kiwanis Club
Radio Riches and Youth Tricks In City Life
In New York April 26 a Mexican hotel guest marries after meeting a switchboard operator he admired by phone while convalescing after an accident. The piece also notes rising mud masks for beauty, London play sales, a Goat-nab case, and a booming radio culture in immigrant neighborhoods alongside gingham lamp shades for summer homes.
Start Small Grow Large House Plan Hints and Costs
A 800 dollar estimate for a two story five room home outlines economical building tips from the Artis Service Bureau Clinton Tennessee. The design features a rear master bedroom layout, downstairs living and dining rooms with French doors, built in storage, a central kitchen, a side porch, and casement windows emphasizing traditional English styling.
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Artis Service Bureau
Clinton
Tia
Focal
Mysterious Accidents Haunt a Lumber Mill Saga
Barry Houston suspects his trusted supervisor Fred Thayer of sabotage after a series of deadly mishaps at the timber mill in Colorado. In the forest he and companion Baptiste uncover hidden spikes in fallen trees used to trigger accidents, while Bolton’s rivals scheme to move operations and a tense reunion with Agnes Gordon complicates the case.
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Hi Father
Barry Houston
Fred Thayer
Boston
Colorado
Houston
Pabernacle
Cif Gustém
Batiste Nenad
Butoh
France
Liste
Jionston
Medaine Robinalle
Dwenty
Tum Wheridand
Houste
Klouston
Houston Strip
Ba'tiste
Tabrnacle
Ba’tiste
Barry
Bgan
Blackburn
J.C. Blackburn
Chicago
Thayer
Baptiste
Touston
Medaiie
Ba'teese
Jie
Cloud
Elovds
Coimne
Ba‘tiste
Mount Taluchen
Medaine
Jerry Martin
Batiste
Medanie
Teese
Avi
Tres Bien
H Ba'tiste
Tista
Tiste
Denver
Barry's Mill
Agnes Gordon
Agnes
Turkish students to study at Moscow University
Constantinople April 26 100 Turkish students will be admitted to Moscow University for full terms once Angora Nationalist authorities approve sending them. The invitation comes from M Lunacharsky Soviet minister of education and was relayed by the Russian ambassador to Angora.
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Constantinople
Moscow University
Angora
M. Lunacharsky
Defining 'OP Lapper' in Cosmo-Hamilton's view
New York on April 26 reports Cosmo-Hamilton, famed author, defines an OP Lapper as a girl with a twelve cylinder engine and a Jitney body. He says she was caught in postwar unrest and is bursting with unchecked enthusiasm and vitality.
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New York
Cosmo-Hamilton
France
Chaliapin Amasses Over Half Million in Tour Earnings
Riga papers credit Feodor Chaliapin with earning more than 500000 dollars during his winter tours in England and America from concerts and royalties on phonograph records. The funds were reportedly deposited in London banks.
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Riga
Latvia
Feodor Chaliapin
England
America
London
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Clares
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Bozo
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Europe
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Mexico City
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Order of Goat
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Marietta Trust & Banking Company
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Old Lost Wing
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