Giants Cruise Past White Sox in Low-Scoring Affair
In a windy game at Oden Witte Sox grounds the Giants won 5 to 3 after building a late lead thanks to a four-run fifth inning spike. Oden hammered twelve hits but committed ten errors as Giants pitcher held firm with eleven singles by Oden. Final box score details plus next schedule show Roth and Linton pitching and future matchups against Bloomfield and Harrisburg.
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Zinton Giants
Odon Witte Sox
Giants
Oden
Faws
Roth
Tnx
Odon
Linton
Odon Gwitter
Health report links strike to infant mortality in Ohio counties
In Perry, Athena, Hocking and Gurnsey counties a survey by Captain Paul Mason of the Ohio health department finds striking coal miners suffer health effects but little overall impact. It notes suffering from early life course food and rising infant deaths, with health groups and Red Cross aiding poverty relief and food access, praising Athena county’s health organization.
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Columbus
Perry
Athena
Hocking
Gurnsey
Paul Mason
Ohio Health Department
Red Cross
Citizens’ Committees
Mason
Former Linton Woman Killed in Accident
Relatives report the death of Mrs. Lizzie Kelsey of Louisville after a horse and buggy accident. She was thrown when a passing car spooked the horse, struck her head on a car hood, and died at her home after midnight. Survived by husband Noah and several sons, plus her father Jesse Young and other relatives. Funeral from her late home.
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Lizzie Kelsey
Noah Kelsey
Louisville
Kelsey
Linton
Jesse Young
F” Street
Live cattle and wall street markets report
Market notes show prices for steers good to choice at 8.85 to 9.25, calves 6.58 to 7.00, heifers 10.90, and hogs 4.75 to 5.50. Dest Blais leads buyers as expected in this regional livestock listing from Indianapolis.
Ward of Thanks for William McAllister
The Mooney family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of their son and brother William McAllister. Special thanks for flowers, use of cars, and Father Ryan and Earl Aikin for their words and service.
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William McAllister
Father Ryan
Earl Aikin
Pat Mooney
College Head Dies at Merom College
Dr. Gilbert R. Hammond long time Union Christian college Merom president and faculty member dies at hospital after an operation. Funeral set for today at the college with burial at a local cemetery.
Red Men Notice Plans District Meeting Trip
Red Men are requested to meet at the hall at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for preliminary arrangements for attending the district meeting at Jasonville next Saturday. The Linton degree staff will greet the chief's degree at the district meet.
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Jasonville
Samrday
Linton
Miners' Commissary Opens Twice Weekly in 86 North Main Street
The relief fund for needy miners families operates on Tuesdays and Saturdays until further notice. Location is 86 North Main Street.
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Agen
North Main Street
Unwelcome Child Sermon Sparks Pastor on Birth Right
In Chicago, Rev. C. S. Stevens of Third Presbyterian preached on The Unwelcome Child using a Children Not Wanted apartment sign. He urged marriage as a sacred bond and said birth control used to evade parenthood is sin, stressing the mother’s role next to God.
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Chicago
C. S. Stevens
Third Presbyterian ‘Church
Ogden
Ashland
Odd Australian Birds and Egg Producing Mammals
The passage lists unusual Australian species including the black swan the lyre bird the honeysucker and the brush turkey. It notes mammals whose young hatch from eggs such as the water mole or duckbill and the porcupine ant eater.
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Australia
Caffeine Found in Holly Leaves in One Species
A species of American holly has been found to contain large amounts of caffeine, with as much as one and a half per cent of the drug obtainable from dried leaves.
Truths We Never Hear: Plano Lessons and Prussic Acid
A provocative column questions why a controversial stance on soy and training methods sparks heated debate. The author mocks the idea of forcing dangerous lessons and highlights the gulf between bravado and responsible action, urging caution in public rhetoric.
Shady Beach Opens As Mecca For Summer Outings
The opening day of Shady Beach drew a crowd of over a thousand visitors from city and nearby towns. Automobiles lined the grounds while bathing, boating, and swimming attracted families and friends under electric lighting. James Scully was given police power to maintain order as promoters pledge safety and affordable access for the season.
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Shady Beach
Bloomfield
Worthington
Jasonville
Lyons
Charles Hulett
Great Lakes
James Scully
The
Daily Citizen
Bulldog Guards Secret Door to Basement Still
State and federal prohibition agents raided the Charles Bruno farm near Sioux City Nebraska. A guard bulldog guarded a hidden basement door leading to a large still and mash. Officers seized a large still, nearly a barrel of liquor, and destroyed about 300 gallons of mash. Proprietors were placed under arrest.
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Sioux City
Charles Bruno Farth
Neb
Woman swept over Niagara Falls amid despondency note
A light note found at a riverside home indicated a woman planned to view the falls. She entered the Niagara River above the horseshoe falls and disappeared after being swept over. Relatives said she had been despondent due to ill health and noted a missing spouse.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara River
Horseshoe Falls
Wm. Jones
Orchard _ Park
N, Y
Jones
Earth Eaten as a Cure Across Regions
The practice of consuming soil for health is noted among communities in Russia India and Persia with claims of therapeutic benefits and traditional beliefs supporting soil eating as a remedy.
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Russia
India
Persia
Museum Guards Vast Bible Collection at British Museum
The British Museum houses about 16 000 copies of the Bible in its vast holdings. The collection showcases diverse editions and languages reflecting centuries of religious scholarship and practice.
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British Museum
Illinois Miners First Strike Benefit Starts
Duquoin Illinois June 12 The state organization of the United Mine Workers of America will distribute first strike relief benefits to more than 50 000 southern Illinois coal miners this week. Each miner will receive six dollars funded via local financial secretaries as the first income since the strike began April 1. A southern tobacco company plans to ship thirty thousand dollars worth of tobacco for free distribution through a St Louis representative.
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Duquoin
Ill
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Southern Tobacco Company
St. Louis
Hoover says Lewis erred in statement
Washington June 12 Secretary Hoover disputes John L. Lewis claim that a basic $3.50 per net ton scale for bituminous coal would let operators clear $1.05 per ton beyond wartime price. Hoover says Lewis was misquoted or unaware of the program basis and stresses voluntary measures to forestall suffering without congressional power to control the situation.
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Washington
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Lewis
Mr. Hoover
Congress
Bonus to Have Large Senate Majority
Informal canvasses reported by foes of the soldiers bonus bill claim a Senate majority near three to one in support. They contrast with the House’s nearly five to one passage. Opponents say cloture defeat is virtually assured while proponents argue the three to one margin could enable passage over a possible Harding veto if the bill remains unchanged.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Adeste Fideles Hymn Attributed To Saint Bonaventure
Catholic Encyclopedia notes Adeste Fideles is not among St Bonaventure works. It circulated in Christmastide benediction in France and England after 1700s. Portuguese legation in London sung it by 1797. Vincent Novello and John Reading linked as popular editors. Likely French or German origin inviting worship of the newborn Savior.
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St. Bonaventure
France
England
London
Vincent’ Novello
John Reading
Winchester Cathedral
Winchester College
Bethlehem
The Word Pippin and Its Pepin Meaning
The word Pippin derives from the medieval French pepin meaning seed. When an apple lover bred a new variety he called it a pepin. The term evolved into a modern mark of excellence in apples.
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Pippin
Pearl Gem Beauty Unchanged by Artificial Treatment
The Pearl stands alone among gems as naturally beautiful, requiring no artificial enhancement to reveal its luster. This natural distinction highlights why pearls are prized for their intrinsic, untreated charm.
Minorca Island History and Size Facts
Minorca, the second largest Balearic island, belongs to Spain after being ceded by Great Britain in 1802 at the Peace of Amiens. It covers 260 square miles and has a population exceeding 300,000, reflectingits long British rule during much of the eighteenth century.
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Minorca
Spain
Great Britain
Amiens
The First English Guinea Coined in 1678
The English guinea was first coined in 1678 and named for the Guinea gold it used. Early British fortune seekers brought the gold from Guinea, shaping a currency with long colonial ties.
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Guinea
A Sign of the Times Woman Never Happy When She Wants
Blighty in London quotes a saying that a woman’s happiness is tied to desire, implying contentment wanes when she has everything she wants. The remark reflects social attitudes toward women and aspiration in the era.
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Times
London
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