A Matter of Precaution in the Warren Household
Marjorie navigates romantic intrigue at the Warren household as Leslie tests loyalty with a claim of protecting a fortune. Amid tense kitchen exchanges and subtle maneuvering, Miss Snickers bounds over rules while John Warren looms as a wary presence.
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Ansy
Marjorie
Mr. Warren
Jim Leslie
Warren Cook
Marjorie Joyce Millburn
Warren
Johrn
Arister
Pinehill Secarrets
Leslie Enid
Miss Snickers
Warren Gimes
Jarormpt
Maderie
Leslie
Tdtan
Flidine
Sam
Moe
European Flowers from an Authority on Botany
An expert estimates Europe cultivates about 4500 flower species with scent in 420 cases. Odors most often occur in flowers with white or cream petals, followed by yellow, red, blue or violet in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hair Bleaching Law Debate Sparks Public Interest
A mother-in-law conflict over bleaching hair with peroxide ends in magistrate action. The New York Telegraph notes no law bans hair bleaching and many women already dye their hair. editors overplay the story, but authorities say such cosmetic changes remain personal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
New York Telegraph
Soot Removal Method For Chimneys Proposed
Soot buildup at chimney bottoms can ignite and explode. A cheap method lifts a hopper bottom into the stack and vents it to a small diameter steam jet conveyor suction, delivering soot to an ashbin. Conventional ash-removal conveyors fail here due to required high air velocity to carry fine soot particles.
Ivy Wingo Praised for Patience Behind Plate
Ivy Wingo of Cincinnati earns praise from Witter Ruether and Jimmy Ring for patient handling of pitchers, steady defense, and calm leadership in World Series play. Fred Toney and Tompire officials note his reliable catching and directing of pitches. Pat MoeRan mentions Wingo and Ring as stars alongside Aller in a strong catching corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Toney
Giants
Wingo
Price of Athletic Goods Soars As Costs Rise Across Sports
A survey of leading sporting goods dealers shows broad price increases for equipment this year. Wiking shoes rise to 10 to 15 dollars, golf sets gain with new irons, and baseball gear like gloves and balls see higher costs. Officials attribute the rise to pricier lumber and materials, while walking barefoot remains the cheapest option.
Fohl Off Pay Roll As Indians Scout
Lee Fohl, who has served as scout since losing managerial duties to Speaker, will not be on the Cleveland payroll this season.
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Fohl
Lee Fohl
Indians
Speaker
Cleveland
Everett Boog Seeks Return to San Antonio Out Field Berth
Former player Everett Boog returns to competition after a hiatus aiming to win a berth in the San Antonio out field. He pursues a spot in spring tryouts and showcases talent to critics and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Boog
San Antonio
May Lure Tex Jones Back To Wichita Ball Club
Tex Jones, the Wichita ball player who built a million in oil and quit, may be lured back by the team this spring as he hesitates to report in uniform again.
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Tex” Jones
Wichita
Baseball fund drives in Tacoma back Pacific International club
Fans raise twelve thousand dollars to sponsor a summer team in the Pacific International league with Bobby Waugh named as manager for the club.
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Tacoma
Bobby Waugh
Holland Eaters Challenge for Davis Cup Trophy
Fans from Troiland enter a challenge for the Davis international lawn tennis cup now held by Australasia, announced by the Lawn Tennis Association.
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Holland Eaters
Troiland
Australasia
The
Lawn Tennis Association
Halifax Eyes 1924 Olympics to Draw Expo Visitors
Halifax plans a international exposition in 1924 and seeks to add the Olympic games as an attraction to boost the event. The move targets increased visitor numbers and prestige for the city's showcase.
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Halifax
Kelly Akron Trainer for Akron Internationals
Frank Kelly, former trainer of the Brooklyn Dodgers, has been signed for similar duties with the Akron Internationals.
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Kelly
Akron
Frank Kelly
Brooklyn Dodgers
Akron Internationals
Persistency in Golf Encouragement from Hutchings Story
The piece notes persistency as key in golf. It mentions Charles Hutchings, British amateur champion in 1902, starting the game after age 30. Hutchings was a Royal Liverpool member, with monthly medal competitions recorded in the club book showing his entry.
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Othe Fallowings
Charles Hutchings
Royal Liverpool Golf Club
Ban Johnson Behind Plate A Cautionary Baseball Tale
The story recalls Ban Johnson’s early days as a catcher in his town and the fateful foul tip that fractured a finger ending his playing career. His parents opposed his baseball passion yet he briefly joined a semi pro team before retiring from the sport.
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Ban
Spring Baseball Highlights and Roster Moves Across The Leagues
The season preview highlights Bobby Veach as standout spring performer while noting rumors of Stuffy McInnis leaving Boston. References to Davy Bancroft’s return from flu, Fred Thomas’s fielding mixed with bat concerns, Marsans’ struggle to regain form, and various player movements among the Athletics Reds and Yankees. Also mentions Tris Speaker’s stance on the playing manager rule, attendance figures, and minor league shifts including Akron, Beaumont, and Honolulu club names.
Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Nominees and Polo Board Update
One hundred ninety three nominations are listed for eight early closing events at the Kalamazoo grand circuit meet. Lou Dillon the trotting queen has foaled a bay colt by Etawnah its tenth and final foal. It may be joined by a big swimming meet with the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen races at Worcester July 23 and 24. The Polo Association adds Col William Lassiter as its first army delegate to promote the sport in the U S Army.
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Kalamazoo
Lou Dillon
Etawnah
C. K. G. Slings
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Worcester
The
Polo Association
An Army
United States Army
William Lassiter
Lida Valley Railway Co
Goldfield
Nevada
A. D. Goodenough
Hunt
Sandlot Kids Rated Better Ball Players Than College Stars
Mordecai Brown, the former Cubs pitcher, says a sandlot youth would beat an equal college player. He notes college players lack world-tested experience and can’t give and take as well as players who started in semipro baseball.
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Mordecai Brown
Chicago Cubs
Mordecai
Peru Drift Dunes Dew Said To Vitalize
A. B. Richards Medicine Co. of Sherman Texas touts Peru drift sand dunes dew as vitalizing. The article describes crescent shaped dunes on a high plateau near Molendo across the Andes with sand so packed horses sink little. Dew is said to be oxygen rich and possibly creates invigorating air and dew, contrasting with grass under trees where dew cannot form.
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A. B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Texas
Peru
Mollendo
Per
Pampa
Desert
Crescent
Evansville Bar Association Licenses Misread as Saloon Permits
Joseph H. Igleheart, Evansville secretary, found that licenses printed for Evansville Bar Association members appeared with the organization name in unusually large type. He asked the printer if the word bar implied saloonkeepers, and the printer replied that it did refer to bar meaning.
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Evansville Bar Association
Joseph H. Igleheart
Evansville Association
Indianapolis News
The Verdict on a Son's Musical Honors
A courtroom style exchange asks if a son is ready for musical honors, with a blunt reply declaring the boy is rotten. The dialogue hints at parental expectations and the perceived merit of early achievement.
Allot Land to Eskimos in Canadian North
Ottawa announces a government plan to reserve Banks and Victoria Island lands for the Eskimo remnant north of the Northwest Territory. White hunters on Banks Island will be ousted, and waters nearby restricted to preserve Eskimo resources for their survival.
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Ottawa
Banks
Victoria Islands
Northwest Territory
Arctic Circle
Banks Island
Not responsible for Wearing Apearl or pacages sign
Diners at a city restaurant read a warning sign behind the counter stating not responsible for wearing apearl or pacages. The misspelled notice drew amusement from patrons while clarifying liability limits.
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McChure Newspaper Syndicate
Mardorie
Inn
Merierie
Allein
Frank Gordon
Ste
Toye
Drofrer
Judy
Tinex
Wusser
Mmdogims
Miss Mauhie
Tady
Burt
New York
Redleg
Ivy Wingo
Cincinnat Coveier
Cincinnati
White Sox
Witter Ruether
Jimmy Ring
Luarling
Ring
Ruether
Vince
Whexw
Ivy
Seribes
Wincon
Toney
Walter Ruethem
Nory
Booe
Ban Johnson
Big Dan Johnson
Tensue
Tan
Johnson
Bobby Veach
MelInnis
Red Sox
Davy Bancroft
Fred Thomas
Athletics
Marsans
Rabbit
Galveston
Caspar
Wyo
Arbogast
Gene Robertson
St. Louis Americans
Columbus Club
American Association
Grimes
Brooklyn
Babe Ruth
Gotham
Joe Bush
Harry Harper
Barrow
Pat Moran
Champion Reds
Horace Milan
Washington
Nationals
Wayne Wright
Lauiaville Club
Ohio State University
Yankee
Fewsster
Inseball
Peoria
Ray Morgan
Balttimore
Billy Purtell
Toronto
Ted Fasterly
Bill James
Beaumont
Tris Speaker
Atlanta
Southern Association
Kansas City
Bill Evans
Pirates
Dreyfuss
Buzz” Wetzel
Saginaw
London
Honolulu
Braves
Asahis
Waikikis
Washington Club
Golden
Shreveport
Baltimore
Alex Schaufele
Kalamazoo Club
George Cutshaw
Cub
Joe
Castoria
Castoria the Centaur Company
New York City
Plateau Shelf
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
Peay Ee Eae
Poste Cor
Bate Croat
Barty
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