Stars That Will Not be Sold Draw Big Crowds
A columnist argues that Walter Johnson Ty Cobb Grover Alexander and George Sisler are irreplaceable stars whose teams will not trade them despite high prices. Their drawing power keeps them with their clubs, as Detroit fans flock to Cobb, Johnson, Alexander and Sisler whenever they play.
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Sunday School Rally and Ice Cream Social Planned Near Sunnyside
A Sunday School Rally for Retal and Sarcoxte Townships will be held at Sunnyside school house starting Saturday evening August 4 with a sermon by the Williams ton pastor and a basket dinner Sunday at 10. Ice cream socials are planned, with proceeds funding a musical instrument for the school, and a rain date is anticipated. Brides and weddings are referenced in the fragmentary text.
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Huld
Retal End Sarcoxte
Sunnyside
Willidamston
Ain Sereret
White School House
Prone treatment urges prompt care amid dangerous breathing risk
This fragment notes dangers of toxic exposure and urges immediate treatment. It mentions sprays, surfaces, and a Swift Saevite Cu department in Atlanta, GA, but the text is garbled with many unreadable parts. The reference implies a health warning or advice column.
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Swift Saevite Cu
Atlanta
WA NE TA CORN TREAMENT ADVERTISEMENT
An Indiana patent style note touts WA NE TA tablets claimed to relieve tired burning feet by dissolving in warm water. It promises deep penetration and removal of poisons with a 25 cent price. A list of Lawrence Kansas dealers follows, including Round Corner Drug Store and Hess Drug Store among others.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Round Corner Drug Store
Massachusetts
C. W. Straffon
Massachusetts Street
Hess Drug Store
Evan's Drug Store
O. P. Barber & Son
Wilson’s Drug Store
McCulloch
New iCty Drug Store
J. A. Zuamermann
Indiana Street
Dick Bros
Elven to Lee Jury Case Delays In Late Proceedings
A fragmented report indicates the case involving Ay and his I and L ee to Lee faced jury deliberation delays late in the proceedings. Details are sparse but suggest a pending trial stage with potential postponement.
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Lee Ton
Kirdendall and Miss Hornaday Visit Emporia Family
Thie Kirdendall and Miss Frances Hornaday of Emporia arrived in the morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Hornaday and family. The visit was noted in local society circles as a pleasant call on familiar neighbors.
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Howie
Feleas
Howard
M Mabel
Sanins Jey
Law Mirj
Albert Mitel Mitchell
Charles Hos
Gianert
Baturda
Lawre
Goldie
Heniry Helen
UL. Willam
Lost Memory After Drunken Evening in City Court
John Doe, a colored man removed from the steps of a Methodist church, appeared in police court unable to recall events while sober. He admitted drinking and could not say where he obtained his whiskey, and was fined with costs or a further penalty.
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John Doe
Djink
Wastak
Saath
Fender
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Slatted Stalls Offer Humane Horse Stabling Idea
An article by G. W. Brown in the Far Jornal extols slatted horse stalls as cooler, lighter, and more humane. It argues that open bottoms let dust and dirt escape, reducing discomfort for tired work horses, and notes a tray-tipped feeder system to sweep away debris.
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G. W. Brown
Keep Boars Apart for Animal Health and Safety
Historical note warns that mixing boars can cause stress and injury. It suggests keeping boars in separate lots to reduce fighting and protect valuable animals. The text emphasizes timing and careful handling to prevent harm.
Fragmented OCR Note on Perky Coordination
A garbled OCR passage describes a white piece or organ and mentions coordination. It lacks clear events, names, dates, or locations, making precise facts unavailable. The readable text hints at a pattern or item but provides no actionable details for a fuller summary.
Kansas University Weather Report Summary for July
The July weather at Kansas University shows rainfall at .48 inch, 8 inches below average, and temperatures with a high of 105 degrees on the 27th and a low around 70 on the 18th. Humidity averaged 51.2 percent, 14.8 percent below the long-term mean, with 28.8 percent cloud cover and 7 entirely clear days. Wind ran 34.70 miles with a daily velocity of 27.45. a minor earthquake was recorded on the 26th, with seismic activity showing a primary wave at 12:07 PM and a total maximum needle motion of 0.25 inch. The record ends with a long-term station summary for the past 50 years.
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Adonilos
Parthquakes
Univer Seismograph
Appointment of Captain W J Francisco and Dr C B Jaricixco
In a historical notice, Captain W J Francisco is commissioned to lead a corps and Dr C B Jaricixco is noted for service in that corps. The document states the appointment occurred several months ago and mentions related proceedings in Scotland and ongoing duties at the post.
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Ming
C. B. Jaricixco
Scotland
Hebrews Dominate Seven Boxing Divisions Hold Four Titles
A parishable list shows four of seven U S boxing champions are Hebrews. Names like Leiner Menduoff Lewis Rudolph and Levinsky headline the era with McCoy defending Middleweight amid no challenger to a knockout 19 round bout and 10 round no decision rules.
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Ran’amin Leiner
Gersaon
Mendh
Rudolph
Levinsky Leiner
Menduoff
Ted Lewis
McCoy
al McCoy
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