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Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1907

Page

3

Albuquerque Women Ride Astride In Parade Escorting Gov Curry

Albuquerque Mesa Riding club of 15 girls ages 11 to 14 led Gov George Curry at the New Mexico Territorial fair parade on Oct 10, wearing blue blouse and bloomers with straw sombrero. The piece extols astride riding as healthy, fashionable, and uniquely western, contrasting eastern side saddle habits and praising widespread adoption by women in Albuquerque and visitors alike.

Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Territorial Fair Albuquerque Mesa New Mexico Mesa Club Southwest New Orleans Charles King United States Army Albbuquerque Madison Square Garden Muldoon

Grape-Nuts With Cream Promises Quick Energy Breakfast

Vital guidance urges foods that absorb rapidly to fuel brain nerves and muscles. Try Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast and eat slowly to feel lasting vitality until noon. Read The Road to Wellville in packages.

Wellville

Good Managers Named for Highlanders Role

Billy Keeler, after a feared slump this season, is mentioned as a potential successor to Griffith as manager of the Highlanders. He would suit the post better than Grif, but Grif remains favored by Farrell and unlikely to be displaced soon.

Griffith Highlanders Grif Farrell

Missionary preacher to teach Japan football and baseball

Rev. Alfred W. Place, famed as the "Sandow" of the pulpit, will depart for Japan with his family to devote his life to missionary work. He plans to introduce American football and baseball, interweaving forward passes and base hits with gospel teaching, and organize teams in Japan. He previously starred at the University of Chicago.

Pittsburg Alfred W. Place First Christian Church Bellevue Sandow Japan Ife Mr. Place Foreign Missionary Society of the Christian Church University of Chicago United States Imperial

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