HENRY LOSES AND SHIFTS IN FOGGY REPORTS
A collage of sports and political quips references boxing champion Miller in France, Indian pitcher Shoffier striking out Ruth and Meusel, and Holder Davis. It notes holdouts, Gehrig striking out 17, Doc Spears secret practice at West Virginia, and bids on spring training sites. Mentions Senators and Shires versus Landis in a theatrical aside.
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Re. Miller
France
Michore Shoffier
Strick
Ruth
Langert
Meusel
Damieson
Cleveland
Fever
Hig
Low Gehrig
Struuck
Columbia
Wiliams
Josepame Sidi
Hingéer
Tony Canzonett
Doc Spears
West Virginia
Eke
Doc
Fulton Game at Tomorrow Night
Local notes mix sports and tax collection details. The Fulton game is mentioned alongside a public notice about Special Assessment District 2 curb and gutter work in Hope Arkansas with tax deadlines and collection sites at Citizens Bank. This fragment blends sports anticipation with municipal tax collection dates and locations.
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Ams
UTTER
Curb & Gutter
Belle D. Agee
Hope
Citizens Pa Ional
Arkansas
Golfer Mistaken Identity Provokes Father Daughter Reveal
A humorous exchange from Southwestern Telephone News recounts a golfer admiring a woman’s attire, assuming she is a man. The punchline reveals the speaker’s error as the man’s father clarifies he is the mother of the golfer’s partner, prompting surprise and apology.
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Southwestern Telephone News
Zither Maker Mrs Grohe Keeps Missouri Workshop Alive
Washington Missouri on January 23 reports Mrs Anna Grohe sole owner of a small zither workshop above the Missouri River where zithers are still handmade to order. She and assistants Albert and George Hesse have kept the craft for over 30 years though few master it now as radio and phonograph popularity rise. The piece notes zithers once more common in homes, but now rare and sought by true artists in distant places.
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Washington
Sam the
Missouri River
Missouri
Alps
Switzerland
ABC
U S Leader Inches Toward Garden Dreams Says Henlock
New York January 23 America may lead in many fields yet lags in horticulture says Charles Henlock superintendent of White House greenhouses in Country Home February issue He has served nine presidents and ten first ladies since 1886 urging wider interest in gardens and noting the investment value of planting as real estate agents also recognize The country remains young and not garden minded in the view of Henlock
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New York
America
Charles Henlock
White House
Country’ Home
Weathered town notes from Grange Hall residents
Grange Hall reports ongoing bad weather with hopes for sun. Orville Stanley returns home to Liberty Hill. Miss Josephine Chamblesy ill and at Emmett. Mr. and Mrs Minus Humphries visit Mises Frankie Gee and Marie Ward. Herman Hamilton stayed with Emmett relatives. Ava Lewis Mattie Mac Kent Emles Stanley and Harrel Hamiter dined with Elza Porterfield. A colloquial line questions where business vanished recently.
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Orville Stanley
Abe Stanley
Liberty Hill
Josephine Chamblesy
Emmett
Minus Humphries
Mises Frankie Gee
Marie Ward
Herman Hamilton
Ava Lewis
Mattie MacKent
Emles Stanley
Harrel Hamiter
Elza Porterfield
French Veterans Start Review for Soldiers
Paris reports French veterans form a new humorous war review named L Expresse du Front to recount trench stories and discuss front line topics. The publishers hope to provide light relief alongside wartime reflections for those who fought at the front.
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Paris
Frnnch
Heaithes
President's flower budget noted by Henlock
Henlock states the White House flowers receive a $25 000 yearly appropriation and twenty men are employed in the greenhouses. He notes First Ladies and most Presidents have had a keen appreciation of flowers.
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Henlock
White House
French Divorce Totals Decline in Nine Months
Paris reports a sharp drop in divorces in the first nine months of 1920, with 4926 granted, a decrease from 1928 figures. The tally includes many foreign cases, notably Americans. The data contrasts with marriage totals in the same period, indicating evolving social trends.
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Paris
France
Fragmented historical trade figures misspelled note
The report notes that in the first nine months of 1928 there were 500000 fewer marriages and cites figures for international trade. It mentions United States waterway events for 1938, an increase in some category, and Canada liquor exports totaling 49590929 dollars for 1929 period.
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United State
France
Canada
Canada Exports Rum to U S Worth 20.79 Million
Government figures released today show Canada exported 20,787,100 dollars worth of alcoholic beverages to the United States during 192. The value is stated as approximately 2, with the rest of the sentence cut off from the source.
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Canada
U. S
Ottawa
United States
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Geta
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Wilde
Arthur
Shires
Landis
Ike
Mr. Shires
Kenesaw Mountain
E. H. Sothern Landis
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Rexall
John
Gibson
U.S
Grange Hall
Hell and
Zero
Frigidaire
D. B. Thompson & Co
Ifope, Arkansas
South Elm
Barlow
Kingsway Hotel and Baths
O. W. Everett
Dreciar
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