Young manager leads Charleston club in new season
Tallky' Met Ixgy Watters, age 22, is the youngest manager in organ slat baseball with the Charleston club of the Middle AUaitle League. The Twilight amateur league of Charleston begins its twenty-second season and Harry Yangl-Wa eh l is expected to play center for the University of Washington. Oscar tiv Ox Eeh hardt and Johnny Cooney, top batters in 1935, reside near Brooklyn.
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Ixgy Watters
Charleston Clu
Organslat
Charleston
Harry Yanngl- Waehl
Ind
University of Washington
Harry Kelley
Alleties
Memphis
Oscar Tiv Ox Eehhardt
Johnny Cooney
Brooklyn
Osea Metillo
Red Sox
Cees
Queel
Kruschen Diet Promise Boosts Health and Slimming
A vintage weight loss ad touts Kruschen pills for slimming and vitality. It urges sensible meals with lamb vegetables and fruit, warns against rich fats and sweets, and claims users feel younger, see clearer skin, and improved energy. It cites a Maryland reader claiming a 21 pound loss and promotes a money back guarantee.
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Maryland
Welles
Kruschen
Quins Prepare for Their Second Birthday Party
Hastings notes that much depends on the driver and car as Quins gear up for a second birthday event. The report says a safe track is provided for high speeds and emphasizes groove in performance.
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Quins
Hastings
Dionne
Emilie
Cecile
Annette
Marie
Yvonne
Washington and Texarkana Visitors Fill Week
Washington Mrs. Houston Wolff of Hops and Miss Virginia Stewart of Hope visited friends in Texarkana. Jess Watkins mourns his mother’s death with burial last Thursday. Misses Stewart and Bullard visited in Hope, with Stewart leaving for DeQueen for relatives. Dr J C Williams traveled to Texarkana on church business before heading to Augusta Ga for a Presbyterian Assembly meeting. Mrs Lee Halt and Miss Kathryn Halt visited Rocessa La. and Mrs J P Byers and daughter Nell Jean visited Mrs Byers’ sister in Nashville. Hamberg teacher Miss Mabel Robertson returned home for summer with her parents. Mrs E B Black visited her daughters in El Dorado. Chas Barnett of Texarkana spent Sunday with Mrs Pink Horton. Miss Eylyn Sbhieds from Texarkana weekend with Miss Hulsey. Verna Jones of Texarkana also mentioned.
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May Bullard
Hope
Virginia Stewart
DeQueen
J. C. Wiliams
Texarkana
J.C. Williams
Augusta
General Assembly
Lee Halt
Kathryn I Halt
Halt
Rocessa
J. P. Byers
Nell Jean
Mabel Robertson
Hamburg, Arkansas
G. W. Robertson
Washington
E. B. Black
E. W. McGough
Margaret Black
el Dorado
Chas, Barnett
Pink Horton
Kim Monroe
Eyglyn Sbhieds
Taucille Hulsey
Verna Jones
Racing track remodeling aims for safer high speed runs
Ralph DePalma and other drivers examined a brick racecourse as Hastings led a redesign of the track to reduce crashes. The surface in turns uses rock asphalt, walls were rebuilt, and a 50 knot safety zone added inside curves. The layout repeats exact curve geometry with a 13 198 foot circumference, enabling potential speeds up to 160 mph on straights and about 110 mph through turns.
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Ralph DePalma
Tommy Milton
Frank Lockhart
Hastings
Hestings
Jenath
Unclear OCR excerpt hints at historical vehicle exhibit events
An incoherent OCR fragment references a shack, names, engines, and a wagon display with scattered terms like gasoline propulsion and a bridge. The readable content is fragmented, containing misordered names and vague 19th century imagery without a clear narrative or date.
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Kelly Petite
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Ama
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James
Tale Mason
Seattle
American Medical ‘Associa~ Tion
Kan
Shs City
Ginia
Dr. Mason
Sele Fotos
Norge
Letus
Hope Furniture Co
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Tistend
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Ted Ing
CTA
Stattgart
Morton
Mamy
Schlitz
Schlitz Beer
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