24 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
1
The article discusses the divergent paths of American and British sport, praising American grit and conditioning while noting British players' perceived lack of aggression. It highlights Tris Speaker’s managerial skill with the Cleveland Indians as a model of building a winning team and contrasts international standings with domestic success.
Agents for Bald Win Ellington Sterling M Schultz Strauve Pianos offer factory direct sales in Indiana County with full factory and local guarantees. They promise no middleman profit, condition on-site service, exchange options for used organs or pianos, and showcase a large upcoming piano shipment at the County Fair showroom.
The Indians and Yankees have led the AL so far with a two team duel. Miller Higgins’ Indians boast strong hitting and pitching, maintaining morale and sustained winning power. The Yankees win big but falter in clutch moments, especially against weaker clubs, risking their grip on the pennant.
The Indians excel at late inning rallies and fight hard in pennant races. Tris Speaker inspires players with his field and bat prowess, nimble moves, and sharp baseball sense. The club may lose to powerhouses like the Yanks, but will battle to the wire.
In Birmingham on August 20, George G Johnson was jailed before his wedding to Ethel Lavison. He faced charges of misappropriating funds from an electrical company while the bride waited in her wedding gown.
Louia Fields of Philadelphia says Tanlac cured his indigestion burning stomach and back pains after years of irregular meals and fatigue. He reports appetite, sleep, and weight improvements after four bottles and notes Tanlac is sold at Daugherty's Drug Store in Indiana.
A new wireless newspaper initiative backed by the U S government via the Post Office Department plans a trial station in Omaha and aims to broadcast news to farmers, ranchers, small towns, and city businesses from early morning to late night. Howell, head of Omaha water works, will lead preparations with Hays approving the plan. if successful, similar stations would spread across the continent at 400 mile intervals.
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