Derby Fever Grips Epsom as 30-Horse Field Gathers
All England readies for the Derby at Epsom Downs on June 6 with nearly thirty entries. American jockey George Archibald rides one of the English favorites though no Americans compete. The piece paints the Derby as a global rite with bookmakers, gypsies, and crowds, likening the scene to a vast Western fair and a sacred Mecca for racing fans.
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Epsom Downs
Eng
Associated Press
All England
Empire
George Archibald
Archibald
St. Louis
British Isles
United States
Hiza
British
Isles
America
Mecca
Horse
Long Tom
Henry
England
Atlantic
Golden West
Penetrate
Greenward
Britain
Spain to honor Castilian founder Adelantado Menendez de Aviles
Aviles Spain invites St Augustine Florida to join ceremonies honoring Adelantado Pedro Menendez de Aviles founder of St Augustine. A Spanish ceremony plans a lavish tomb relocation and US participation including a gunboat request and a Florida senator’s involvement.
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New York
Associad Press
Aviles
Spain
St. Augustine
Fla
Adelantado Pedro
Menendez de
Menendez de Aviles
de Aviles J
Don Angel Cuesta
Tampa
Augustine
Don Julian Orbon
United States
Alexander P. Moore
Madrid
Fletcher
Florida
Adelantado Pedro Menendez de Aviles
Philip II
Asturias
Columbus
Isabella
Cuba
de Aviles
Cadiz
Daly
St. John’s River
Menedez
Fort Royal Bay
South Carolina
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake
Poto
Sask. farmer charged with seditious speech
Fred McIntyre a farmer from the Royal George school district south of Caron Sask was charged with making a seditious speech at a meeting of grain growers last January. He was committed for trial and later released on bail.
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Sask
Fred McIntyre
Royal George
Caron
Tris
cIntyre
King George
Wrezie
Figat
Local Store Ad Fragment Lists Groceries and Prices
A fragmented advertisement listing various groceries and prices including sugar, corned items, canned peaches and beans, oatmeal, tea, soup, and macaroni. It references quantities like ten tons of rank green stringless and items from brands such as Skinner's Macaroni. The readable text suggests a general store sale or catalog snippet from a Massachusetts area storefront.
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Harts P. & G
EXPERTS SAY NEW YORK FRUITS COSTLY
An expert explains why New Yorkers pay more for fruit and vegetables than farmers receive. The report notes 141000 carloads yearly for the city’s 8 million residents and that initial distribution dumps produce into Central Market on the West Side, shaping high retail prices.
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New York
Associated Press
Walter P. Huadden
Department of Agriculture
Port of New York Authority
Central Market
West Side
Manhattan
Mr. Hadden
California
Florida
Oregon
Michigan
New York City Fresh Produce Market Faces Higher Costs
The article explains how diversified fruit and vegetable demand forces multiple shipments and transfers from Gulf ships to Manhattan markets. Perishability raises costs at every step, with shuttle services and car fees adding to the final price for consumers. The piece notes terminal facilities are increasingly inadequate. The Rhode Island lobster catch last year brought $645,000.
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Mr. Hadden
Gulf
New Jersey
Manhattan
New York City
Rhode Island
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