City girl finds clash of city clothes with country life
Gladys, a Thames Center student, dons city clothes and a silk jacket for a summer internship. Her partner, George, hides funds and excuses to keep pace with her new status, while she struggles with anxiety and self doubt over fashion, ambition, and their future.
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Gohnes Center
George
Dean
Tre W
Tess
Ciasdive
Fle
Laird
Gladys
Vybheoy
Thames Center
Gladis
Tie Head
Wessoar
Saher
Eich Bees Rey
Asher
Cheeriness as a Habit Is a Community Asset
Helen Wunt Jacke an urges cheeriness as a valuable trait surpassing talent. Spontaneous cheerfulness plus deliberate, persistent practice can be cultivated until it feels hereditary. The piece argues cheerful people are universally welcomed and contrasts them with brittle, crumbler personalities.
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Helen Wwunt Jackean
Amber Characteristics and Properties Described in Text
The passage describes amber as irregularly shaped and color varying from pale yellow to reddish brown with transparent or opaque states. Heating in air makes it soft and workable. Two pieces can join by smearing with Jinseed oil and pressing while hot. Cloudy amber may appear.
Amber press forms new art material in 19th century
The passage notes amber particles once wasted in object making are now pressed into a solid mass called ambroid or pressed amber. Boiling clarifies the resin by filling pores, producing the turbid amber look.
The Date Palm Unveiled Its Unique Internal Structure
The date palm differs from other trees as its trunk is hollow with pith at the center. The bark is strong fibers when young, hardening as it grows. Leaves rise erect then spread, expanding the sheath around the stem. When bearing fruit the leaves are six to eight feet long and broad, used to cover roof tops.
Barefoot Joe Warnings on Field as Ball Cuts Glass
In a South Carolina episode long ago, Joe Jackson played barefoot, roaming the outfield and stomping litter. After five innings he complained to the manager about glass in center field, saying it was cutting the ball to pieces.
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Joe Jackson
South Carolina
Joe
Jackson
Learned Lot In Big Series And Lessons From The Game
The article reflects on lessons from the 4a world series with focus on pitchers and hitters. It notes Jimmy Ring death and a year of study shaping players as they faced tough gates and nerves during the series. It highlights perseverance and staying in shape to gain breaking opportunities for the next season.
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Jimmy Ring
Avery
Rees
Golf Game Runs in Family
Charlie Tinnter of New York, aged eighty four, a father and grandfather of noted golfers, will compete in the open championship this year. He participated in the British open championship in 1860.
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Charlie Tinnter
New York
Mirrors to Train Track Athletes at Tfarvard This Season
Motion pictures will be used to train track athletes at Tfarvard with runners watching to correct faults. Hurdlers and jumpers will have their practice criticized from screen reproductions.
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Tfarvard
Juneau Named Kentucky Football Coach for Three Years
William J. Juneau, former Wisconsin football coach and Wisconsin and Marquette staffer, signs a three year contract to lead the University of Kentucky eleven.
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Juneau
Kentucky
William J. Juneau
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Marquette
University of Kentucky
Gibbons Sails for England to Seek Beckett Bout
St. Paul light heavyweight Tommy Gibbons has sailed for England to take part in several contests. He aims to set up a match with British heavyweight Joe Beckett.
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Gibbons
England
Tomny Gibbons
St. Paul
Mitch
Joe Beckett
Notes on Baseball Plans and Player Moves Across Leagues
Abandoned Class B Central league plans. Vernon work noted by Hugh Wish. Early Coast League batting leaders show DPortland atop. Signings include Jack Nellis by Boston Americans. Sunday baseball rules at Chickasha. Various mentions of players and managers including George Gibson, John McCloskey, and Perice. Minor league managing changes and infield arrangements discussed. Old lore on player arrival stories ends with a culinary metaphor about caterers.
War drains minor leagues, thinning future baseball talent
The article argues World War I reduced minor league activity, shrinking the pool of young players and making recruitment for major teams harder. Veterans benefit from fewer rivals, but salaries elsewhere lure would be players to stay home.
Principles for a lasting marriage from Julia L McGuire
Mrs. Julia L. Mc Guire of the Chicago court of domestic relations distills marriage wisdom from forty four thousand unhappy unions. She advises partners to know each other study aims align goals set a future plan and keep clear cost accounting and frank communication to avoid hidden faults and misunderstandings.
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Julia L. McGuire
Chicago Court of Domestic Relations
Peame
Meusel Praised as Promising Yankee Minor League Recruit
The photograph shows Bob Meusel, former Pacific Coast league star, who has been holding down third base for the New York Yankees. He is regarded as the most promising minor league recruit in the American League, noted for speed in the field, hard hitting, and a strong throwing arm.
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Pacific Coast Star
Baker
Far Corner
New York Yanks
Bob Meusel
Hieme Ru’ Baker
Oldest Philadelphia Walnut Street Theater Faces Partial Replacement
The Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia, opened in 1809, is set for partial replacement as the oldest American playhouse. Edwin Forrest first appeared at fourteen in Douglas under Col. John Swift’s backing, amid a notable cast. Edmund Kean performed there in 182, drawing high receipts during a 16 night engagement for up to 1,879 dollars.
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America
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Edwin Forrest
Col
John Swift
Forrest
Douglas
Wheatley
Warren
Wood
Edmund Kean
Beavers Shaped Trade From North American Fur Era
The Detroit News recounts how beaver skins once set the value for all goods for about a century. Beaver hats faded with rabbit fur hats, helping save beaver from extinction as Indians trapped most beavers while white men exploited trade.
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John Jacobh Astor
North America
Detroit News
Young Kelley Earns Tryout With Toronto Infield
Young Kelley, son of Joe Kelley the former Toronto manager and noted baseball figure, receives a tryout in the Toronto infield. Hugh Duffy promises to give him every chance to prove himself.
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Toronto
Duffy
Young Kelley
Joe Kelley
Oriole
Hugh Duffy
Kelley
New Rule Sparks Debate Over Dodging Batted Balls
A new rule making a ball dead if it hits the bat as the batter dodges a pitch is causing trouble. Umpires judge if the batter dodged, a call widely disputed by teams based on advantage gained.
Begin Now to Create Your Own Great Venture
The passage urges individuals to start from inner ideas rather than rely on external ones. It argues greatness comes from within and that taking action unlocks opportunities others will follow. It encourages deep self inquiry to uncover unused possibilities and begin to climb.
Arkansas Lady's Weather Wit Echoed by Rains in Missouri
The Clinton Missouri Democrat recalls an Arkansas visitor who quipped about Missouri weather after a rain soaked trip. She summed up the fickle climate with a string of paradoxes: rain that never quits and sun that never shines until clouds clear.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Clinton
A Fellow Feeling Grabbed Fugitives Dug From Cave
An escape tale from Sing Sing reports two fugitives found in a cave within the prison yard. Home Sector notes how residents who were abruptly interrupted from their leisure in basements can relate to the prisoners’ sudden disruption.
Philadelphia seeks boxing commission for Quaker City game
James T. Cortelyou, director of public safety, proposes establishing a boxing commission to oversee the Quaker City game in Philadelphia. The move aims to regulate the event and ensure proper safety and standards for participants and spectators.
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Philadelphia
James T. Cortelyou
Olympic Scout Walter Knox Heads West for Team Material
Walter Knox, coach of the Canadian Olympic team, is westward bound assessing athletic material at each sport center. The trip aims to identify top contenders and strengthen the squad ahead of the games.
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Walter Knox
Mars News Across Skyway Market Grabs Space Rates
A brisk dialogue on Mars coverage highlights lucrative space rates. The exchange questions profit from reporting on the red planet and the potential cash flow in aerospace writing.
Bet Won by Ned Towne In Month Long Earnest Tale
A group bets Ned Towne he cannot earn one hundred dollars in a month. He secures work teaching two daughters to ride, wins the wager, and returns to a celebratory club. He reconciles with Coralie after a public misunderstanding and ends by kissing her after she loses a playful bet.
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Ned Towne
Grant
Ned
Reseo
Miss Sefton
Coralie Tames
Coralie
Toa
Coratte
Corallie
Dangerous Reading in Small-Town Talk
In a overheard exchange, Mirandy and Jake debate a girl’s reading habits. The dialogue implies concern about the books she brings home, mentioning a title deemed inappropriate and referencing a teacher’s assignment and a hook labeled Wimmin of the French Saloons.
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Mirandy
Jake
Hook
Wimmin
Acquaintance Mentions Courtship With Traffic Policeman
A motorist explains a traffic policeman is not an old friend but has taken him to court several times. The exchange notes past encounters and court actions without sensational details.
Sinking Fund Concepted as Debt-Wiping Reserve
A sinking fund is a fund established and invested to gradually accumulate so that it can meet and extinguish a debt at its maturity. It describes a systematic savings mechanism designed to reduce principal and ensure timely repayment.
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Albany Winhickerbocker Press
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Wilbert Robinson
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Fron Seranto Moan
Pittsfield
Linpett
University of Georgia
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Louisville
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Feamer
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Oscar Vitt
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Beaver Money
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MccClure Newspaper Syndicate
Sinking Fund
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