Opening World Series tilt sets Harris Meado ws for Pirates
Pittsburgh Oct. 6 AP The Washington Senators pick Walter Johnson and the Pirates choose Lee Meadows and Vic Aldridge for the opening two World Series games. Many details touch on injuries center field stands and expected attendance as fans flood Pittsburgh for the 1925 clash.
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Pittsburgh
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
Bill McKechnie
Lee Meadows
Vic Aldridge
McKechnie
Harris
Stanley Coveleskie
Johnson
Meadows
Aldridge
Dutch Reuther
Senators
Emile Yde
Pirates
Ray Kremer
Pacific Coast
Eddie Moore
Moore
Cincinnati
Washington
Coveleskie
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Roger Peckingpaugh
New York Giants
Bluege
Ralph Miller
Everett Scott
Atekechnie
Pirate
Grantham
MccKechnie
Bartley Dreyfuss
The
Kenesaw Mountain Luandis
Oakmont Country Club
Bobby Jones
Georgia
Hans Wagner
Detroit
Charlie
Deacon) Phillipe
Claude Ritchie
Fred Clark
Babe Adams
Ord
Coast Guard Patrol Safe After SOS False Location
A CG-101 coast guard patrol boat sprang a leak miles off Absecon New Jersey. Eight aboard were rescued after seven ships rushed to the scene without finding her due to a wrong radio location. Electrical storms and static hindered later communications as ships searched.
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New York
Coast Guard
Absecon
N. d
William Ridgeley
Atlantic City
CG-101
Porto Rico
William Rockefeller
CG 101
Ticket Scalpers In Pittsburgh Not Prosecuted
Pittsburgh on Oct 6 AP reports world series scalpers may operate with little risk. City Solicitor cannot locate a state ban and a city ordinance only bars raising and selling tickets on streets. Two offices already opened. prices run 10 to 25 dollars per seat. Suspected spurious tickets found. police unsure how scalpers obtained them.
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Pittsburgh
T. M. Benner
Duke Faces Tar Heels In Crucial Football Test
Durham story previews Duke and North Carolina clash at Hanes Field next Saturday. Duke aims to fix rough edges after the State game while Carolina, buoyed by a South Carolina win, seeks a stronger defense without injured Ed Bullock whose career may be over.
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Durham
Blue Devils
Carolina
Duke
Hanesfield
N. C. State
Methodists
Pat Herron
Tar Heels
Howard Jones
Trinity
Herron
Grigg
Verron
Ed Bullock
Bullock
South Carolina
Livestock Herders Predict Historic North Carolina Fair Show
North Carolina State Fair entries from 15 states signal a strong livestock display next week. Professor R S Curtis of State College’s animal husbandry unit notes premier sheep efforts by A C Walker of Western North Carolina and lists judges C J Staples L J Cace George Evans and C P Thompson as key evaluators for dairy cattle beef cattle sheep and swine.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
R. S. Curtis
Curtis
State College
C. J. Staples
Baton Rouge
L. J. Cace
Blacksburg
Sheen
George Evans
Mocksville
C. P. Thompson
Stillwater
Oklo
Professor Curtis
TB Patient Talks On Return From Sanatorium
At the North Carolina sanatorium Oct 6 Dr. P. P. McCain outlined post treatment needs for TB patients returning home. He urged continued self care, warned against overwork, and recommended well ventilated work and a controlled routine. He stressed patients are not a menace but should spread prevention, and urged family support in maintaining caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. McCain
North Carolina Sanatorium
T. B
Epen
Budget at Episcopal General Conference Dominant Issue
In New Orleans on October 6 AP reports the Episcopal Church's general conference focuses on the church budget as the principal issue. Leaders and lay members discuss financial plans amid the anticipated sessions.
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Thomas F. Gailor
Tennessee
National Council
Episcopal Church
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Granville G. Bennett
Duluth
Minn
Grace Lindley
Neeav
Orleans
General Conference of the Episcopal Church
United States
Our Children by Angelo Pates giggle piece
The excerpt portrays Mary and her brother teased by giggles that erupt in class and at home. It suggests boredom or idle routines trigger giggling and advises keeping children occupied to curb the habit, noting teachers struggle with gigglers and to redirect energy into work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sarah
Bell Syndicate
Mary
Little Brother
Tee Hee
Pospisil in Washington to discuss Czech debt payment
In Washington Dr. Vilem Pospisil, head of the Czecho-Slovakian Debt Funding Commission, and colleagues meet American Treasury officials to discuss settlement of payments. Also noted are the New Countess of Ypres Olive Mary, daughter of Brig. Gen. John, and other high society moves.
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Vilem Pospisil
Washington
Treasury
Countess
Ypres
Olive Mary
John
Viscount French
William Brown
Arkansas
Protestant Episcopal Church
Sessums
Louisiana
Aimee Crocker C Gouraud
That Body of Yours by JAS W Barton M D
A medical note discusses asthma attacks, describing the distress and breathing difficulty, noting that fatalities from asthma are rare, yet the ailment remains terrifying to witness during an attack. The piece urges awareness of the condition and its impact on sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Syndicate
Body
Yours
Jas. W. Barton, M. D
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Carolina's Eleven
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Angelo Pates
Bishop With. Brown
Counress of
Pres
Pirs Aimee C
Gouraud
Caer
Hutchens
Fresh Meats
Spencer Coal Co
W. Broad Street
F. C. Sharp
Commercial National Bank
F. Damoth
N. Hamilton Street
Carolina Homes, Inc
E. A. Bristow
Chiropractor
High Point, N. C
Hayes Jewelry
N. Main Street
Fetty Coal Co
S. C. Wincannon
Hamilton St
Price and Porter
the Florsheim
Madame Brittie
Wen
Madame Brittle
North Main Street
Onice Moura
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