bees Game With Teacher's Eyes
Miss Mildred Harris, daughter of author composer Charles Barris, is a nineteen year old Milwaukee resident who, though blind, loves baseball. She learned to “see” games through a code with her father, describes plays, and cheers at Giants games with the same fervor as sighted fans.
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Charles K. Barris
Milwaukee
Chicago
Harris
Weat Eighty-sixth Street
Mildred Harris
Micy
Mildred
Tras
Giants
Angels
Christy Mathewson
Ty Cobb
Thone
Benny Kauff
Ross Young
Mixa Harris
W. G. A. Rooter
Wyoming plan for a women’s farming colony led by Miss Grant
A Kane county group of twenty Illinois women led by Miss Nellie Grant seeks a 40 acre tract in Wyoming for a novel all women farming colony far from railroads and towns. They request Governor BR Carey’s help to locate a desert area known as the Bad Lands in southwestern Wyoming, with six housekeepers two teachers and workers from a watch factory among the applicants. They aim to fund a new life away from city labor, awaiting site investigations and immigration approval.
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Mite Grant
Wyoming Executive
Wyoming
Carey
France
Paris
Poland
United States
Cobrenz
Germany
Marshal Foch
Rhineland
Americn
Paul Mistral
Chamber of Deputies
Hussein Rushei Pasha
Egypt
Alexandria
Assassane
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Seoul
Korea
Saito
Flores
Lopes Gu_deren
Charles of Austria
Hongury
Hapsburg Loteigue
Switzerland
Romansboro
Vried
Orlehshafen
Ludwigshafen
Richest Nations and Wealth Per Capita, Stamp's Statistics
The article discusses Professor F. C. Stamp's comparison of national wealth before the war, noting Germany as richest, England second, and a focus on capital per head. It cites per person figures like $1010 in capital in one nation and contrasts with Australia at $400, detailing expected postwar inflation and relative wealth across major countries.
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Australia
Ex-President Taft Receives 1825 Mystery Letters Daily
Long Beach California reports that former President Taft has received 1,825 letters over five years from an unknown city writer. The notes bear signatures resembling ink paths of a struggling fly. Postmaster records show requests for investigation and communication from the writer to the mail service.
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Long Beach
Cal
Taft
DoMtMaster
HELP GERMANS TO FIGHT FIRE
Two hundred graduates from Wear Polot military academy joined bands with hundreds of American doughboys riviting in a battle to save the Moravian colony at Nanwied heude wunetora of the Vleet division. Fire intensified as the Doughboys fought near the Wort Mountves while Captain Fuqa and others deployed artillery and aerial support. The blaze threatened the religious workers and the allied force rushed to control the flames before midnight.
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Germany
Wear Polot Military Academy
Vleet
Battlefelds
Fuqua
Abbet
Ataft
Steere
Freei
Ko Wie
Wader Eistrel
Condensed News Of A Week In World Affairs
Domestic strife in Salt Lake City led to a dynamiting at the Standard hotel with four seriously injured and five others wounded, amid a manhunt for Tony Bruno suspected of placing the blast. Utah peach crop losses loom as baskets run scarce due to rain. Fort Assiniboine shelter plans extended for drought families. Firefighting efforts in Clearwater and Bitterroot regions stabilize timber risks. Wilson to review the Pacific Fleet in Seattle. labor suits challenge Portland police. Actors strike ends in New York with Equity victory. Chicago riot deaths rise to thirty eight. AFL endorses League covenant. International notes include Mexican intervention warnings, US steel talks, and peace treaty debates.
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Tony Bruno
Standard
Salt Lake
Bruno
Utah County
Utah
Fort Asainiboine
Hill County
Farm Bureau
State Board of Education
Helena
Clearwater
Idaho
Bitter Root
Missoula
Wilson
Pa‘Whe
Seattle
Paul
Dormitter
National Labor
Portland
American Federation of Labor
Actors
New York
Actors’ Equity Association
Chicago
Samuel Barnett
League of Nations
United States
Salvador Alvarado
Carranza
Obregon
Gonzales
Mexico
Steel
United States Steel Corporation
Kanana City
United Spanish War
San Francisco
Wiliam Jones
Bl. Louis
National Socialist Party
Russin
International Socialist Movement
Elhurr WH. Gary
Har Assoetation
Food Administration
America
Lenton
Baker
Hile
Biphin
Frilla and Fluffe Fevorite Suniwer Hier Range
Frilla and Fluffe present a whimsical scene of fabrics and turbans, naming tribes and beads. The text mentions Gold embewkiery and belts on soap turbans and children’s clothes, referring to drawe eye and velvet tones, with varied fashion terms.
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Pimnu Sanart Sinieraer
Fragmentary note on fashionable belts and fabrics
The readable fragment mentions belts and new frocks with dust and seams. It appears to describe a currow or versatile bait and a reference to constructive sewing. Named entities or concrete facts are not clearly legible in the damaged text.
Sheep Herders Wagon Dwells In Harsh Winter
The sheep herder lives in a wool wagon used as home during winter on the Nigh mer range. It features waxed coverings, a bed behind sliding glass, a folding table, drawers and bins for flour and grain. The herd faces rough travel between western pioneers and harsh seasons.
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Penne Arnold
Meyers
Pen Tel
Built Up Polish Industries and Jewish Citizenship in Poland
Analyzes Polish industrial growth and Jewish citizenship amid tensions with Russia. Notes Poles and Russians as business intermediaries expanding trade from Moscow to Lodz and Warsaw, and mentions Virgin Islands amid overseas labor and political questions. Concludes with U.S. Congress deciding permanent government form for the Virgin Islands.
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Poland
Russia
Moscow
Christian Science Ministor
Aussia
Lodz
Warsaw
Petrakov
Denmark
Unite States Congress
Virghy Islands
Re educating Porto Ricans under federal rehabilitation plan
The federal board for vocational education seeks disabled Porto Rican soldiers for rehabilitation under the new law. Ten cases are identified for potential government training, with plans to adapt facilities and support from Moyague's college and Hawaii University’s program.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
Porto Rico
Islandia
Parte
Rico
Surly College
Moyagues
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