Gehrig’s Ill Health Casts Shadow Over Yankees
Henry Louis Gehrig’s spring health concerns threaten his famed consecutive game streak as Babe Dahlgren shines at first base. Reports cite gall bladder issues and emaciation while teammates question a return to the lineup. Gehrig’s 2383 consecutive starts amid baseball history are highlighted, alongside a long career in minor and exhibition play, with no clear recovery in sight.
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Harry Grayson
Cleveland
Henry Louis
Gelsig
Andiver
Gelmig Ney
Asher Marin
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Babe Dahlgren
Onehors
Shay
Leon Livin
Locomotive Lou
Hartford
Womath
fAutsho
Play Mood in Child Training Through Duty and Fun
A Victorian style guide argues that play can teach duty but warns against overusing it. It notes children imitate while playing and that balanced routine reduces excessive humor. The piece urges blending fun with essential musts, avoiding relentless entertainment.
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Jimmy
Hire
Peter Rabbit
Rabbit
Stir Files
Notre Dame trio sets iron-man mark in basketball
Three Notre Dame players Ed Risk Mark Lortel and Paul DuCharme started every game last season for the Irish basketball team. The article notes how high school and college players avoid spectacles on the court and highlights Notre Dame's trio as iron-man stalwarts.
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Denver
Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Tean
Ed Risk
Mark Lortel
Paul DuCharme
Rio Grande Border Smuggling Plan Sets Stage for Clash
Hope Kildare, undercover with Border Patrol, rides with Luis Barro’s smugglers toward New Channel Island as Sheridan Starr prepares a mobilization. The scene shifts between desert land, the shifting Rio Grande, and tense vigil as operatives anticipate a pivotal confrontation near the river. Betty Mary awaits updates while Sherry plans a swift strike.
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Rio Grande
Ilo
New Channel Island
Hope Kildare
Bargo
el Paso
Texas
Border Patrol
T's Barre
Hope
Tye
Luis Barro
United States
Sherry
Sheridan
Mexico
Yankees Sweep Detroit as Slump Hits Yankees Roster
In a chaotic recap from 1925, Lou Gehrig battles to play while the Yankees face injuries and losses in Detroit. Joe McCarthy’s squad struggles, with Gehrig quitting and DiMaggio ankle twisted as Spud Chandler hunts for form. The Yankees are faltering as Furillo era rumors surface and the team suffers a rough set of games.
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Detroit
Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Henle Greenberg
Wat Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
New York
Spud Chandler
Georgia
Ipper
Charley Keller
Monte Pearson
X-ray
Alump
Steve Sandra
Johnny Murphy
Friddie Hutchinson
Barroit's
Columbus Masonic Lodge Special Meeting Report
A Columbus Masonic lodge gathering featured Wallice Callaway, district deputy grand master, on an official visit with attendees from Minear Springs Nashville Murfreesboro Amity and Glanwood. Following the session, refreshments were served for Jim Wilson Jr and other local residents visiting relatives in Shreveport, Fulton area happenings and social visits to nearby towns.
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Jim Wilson Jr
Shreve
L. Autrey
Brooklyn
J. R. Autrey
Bervin Dudney
Maanoliy
E. J. Shenperson
Doe Wiiseh
C. W. Wileson
Jim Wilson
Fragmented 1938 Europe Speech Fragments
The readable text preserves noisy phrases from 1938 discussions on Czechoslovakia Slovakia and German aims. It references Hitler, Chamberlain, and British naval actions, noting pleas for peace, claims, and the tense prewar atmosphere without coherent narrative.
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Hitler
Europe
Czechslaus
Czechosalvakia
Eerrowups
Chamberlain
Ovider
W3r
Novemer
Marek
Ull
Czechoslovakia
Mel
Pri Fyver
Slovakia
der Tepischlish
Arid
Germaiy Nail
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Orother
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City of Hope
W. S. Atkins
Sutton & Collier
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Oren Arnold
Ing
Venterdus
Allen Uresselwes
Barra
Asiaztic
Barro
Gonzales
Sheridan Starr
Betty Mary
Yank
Lony
Lou Gehrig
O Ray
Miller Huggins
Columbus
Taleda
Tiger
Douglasville
David Wilson
W. Green
Houston
Jala
Wilson
Jim Johnsonville
Texan
J. Sn
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Geo. W. Robison & Co
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