Local gridiron notes spotlight Carthage Burnside players
A fragmentary report highlights Carthage and Burnside football figures including Hazelwood and Hazel s as standout team members. The text references coaching staff and practice trends with limited readable details on timing or venue.
Blandinsville Team Fares For Big Grid Battle
Blandinsville hosts a football clash as a number of local players such as Glenn Houtchens Earnie Anderson John Kipling Wendell Stickle Boyd Stronghurst Maurice White Glenn Bunch and others step forward to deliver a robust performance. Large crowds support the matchup promising an exciting game on the field.
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Erial
Blandinsville
Glenn Houtchens
Earnie Anderson
John Kipling
Wendell Stickle
Boyd of
Stronghurst
Maurice White
Glenn Bunch
John Kennett
Gilbert Roberts
Elmer Duncan
H. Hageman
Jay Moon
Byron Hahn
Larl Kimbler
Everett Herzog
J. Banks
B. Burr
Chipperfield Urged to Run for Congress
Col. B. M. Chipperfield of Illinois, a former at large congressman, was urged by supporters to seek the vacancy caused by Senator Mason's death. In Washington, he acknowledged the push but said he would weigh the decision and not announce yet. He cited party faction troubles in Illinois and hoped for a unified GOP.
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B. M. Chipperfield
Illinois
Mason
Chipperfield
Washington
Canton
Photochemical Promise Seen In Sunlight Power
Dr. Leo H. Baekeland warns that sun driven photochemistry under chlorophyll enables synthesis of sugars and plastics, linking life to light. He predicts a new era of chemistry and notes coal, oil, and natural gas are ancient light energy stored by past life. He asks who will harness sun energy for storage batteries and plant like synthesis.
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Leo H. Baekeland
Columbia University
New York
Americcan Chemical Society
Society of Chemical Industry of
Great Britain
Baekeland
Faraday
Ampere
Leonardo da Vinci
Archimedes
Nature
France sees births and marriages rise after war
Official figures from the ministry of labor show in 1920 France recorded 628,860 marriages and 159,700 more births than deaths, with births rising and deaths falling since 1918 as the population remains reduced by the war.
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France
Ministry of Labor
Man With Four Wives Confesses Bigamy
Paul Gross of Cincinnati is under arrest for bigamy after confessing four marriages. He said booze led him to marry multiple women including Indianapolis and Cincinnati wives, with Miss Ferris his current spouse he hopes remains with him despite past drunken weddings. A separate report notes 12-year-old John Hawyle of Flint died from shock and burns when his kite wire touched a high tension line.
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Paul Gross
Cincinnati
Gross
Indianapolis
Ind
Miss Ferris
Cincinnat
John Hawyle
Flint
Mich
Ring
Milk and egg vitamins depend on cow and hen feed
Kansas State researchers report vitamin levels in milk and eggs hinge on animals’ diet. Dry feed low in vitamins yields poor quality milk and weak chicks, risking substantial losses in poultry and calves. Water soluble and fat soluble vitamins were lacking in milk, while anti-scorbutic content remained sufficient.
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J. S. Hughes
J. B. Fitch
H. W. Cave
Kansas State Agricultural College
American Chemical Society
New York
Record Flight Heights Alleged by George Oanirseh
George oanirseh, a French aviator, photographed after a record landing from a flight of 84 776 feet, claiming a world height. Maj Rudolph Schroeder, US Army, previously set 86 202 feet over Dayton last year. Thermometer reportedly read 100 degrees below zero during the Bourget field flight.
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George Oanirseh
Auvhitor
Kirst
Rudolph Schroeder
United States Army
Dayton
Kirk
Bourget
France
Buried treasure search fails on South Sea island
An expedition to Wicki in the Paumotu group near Papoose, Tahiti, returned empty handed after weeks seeking stolen gold plate ingots and jewels said to be buried there. Reports say another expedition with living apparatus may go back, but experts doubt results. The tale links to a Peruvian church heist and a dying sailor in Sydney, N S W.
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Pinaki Falls
South Sea
Wicki
Papoose
Tahiti
I Npeete
Pins
Pape
Pacific
Islar
Sydney
Whisky Hidden In Haystack Discovery
Constable finds several thousand quarts of moonshine in a haystack on the burned premises of John Organnischick in Washington Parish. Bursting bottles covered the ground around the blaze as investigators searched the site.
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Constable
John Organnischick
Washington, Pr
Cascarets Hype Promises Easy Relief At Low Cost
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that works overnight without stomach upset or cramps. It claims a 10 cent price per box and suggests even children will like it.
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