Notable Newcomer Billy Miske Emerges in Heavyweight Ring
Billy Miske of St. Paul rises in public boxing circles as a heavyweight prospect. In his few bouts he has challenged top men like Jack Dillon Bob Moha and Battling Levinsky with apparent ease. At six feet and about 175 pounds he shows speed strength and force, and experts say with more weight and experience he could contend with the division's best.
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Billy Miske
St. Paul
Jack Dillon
Bob Moha
Battling Levinsky
Miske
Hartzell to Play In Toledo Baseball Team
Roger Bresnahan manager of the Toledo American Association club has signed Roy Hartzell former captain of the New York Americans to play third base. Hartzell, now in Denver, was declared a free agent last fall after ten years with the New York club. Bresnahan aims to add an experienced man at third base.
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Hartzell
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
Roy Hartzell
New York Americans
Denver
New York
Bresnahan
Bransfield Appointed National League Umpire
William Kitty Bransfield, former Pirates and White Sox first baseman, has been named an umpire in the National League.
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Bransfield
William
Kitty”) Bransfield
Pirates and
Whites
Warning On Trichinosis From Undercooked Pork
A government health notice from the United States Department of Agriculture warns against eating raw or undercooked pork. It specifies that pork must be cooked to at least 140 degrees Fahrenheit to kill trichinae and prevent trichinosis.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Daivaween
Globedemocrat
Fragmented Household Tips and Odd Phrases
A garbled collection of household advice and stray phrases describes cleaning with salt washing lamps sandpapering rough surfaces and other nonsensical tips. The text weaves in and out of coherent sentences with references to spoons hats stoves and baby nails while mixing in unrelated word fragments and misprints.
Automobile Market Analysis and Early 20th Century Projections
The piece divides the auto market into rural and urban buyers estimating 7.6 million potential purchasers for 1917 and a 6 million excess market at 1918. It projects 1.6 million cars to be built, notes factors like exports and urban growth, and lists reasons for conservative estimates including income, housing, and business vehicle use. It also touches on political speculation about 1920 presidential dynamics and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buetneses
Between season hats and fur fashion in New York
New York milliners push between season hats in satin black and vivid colors with high small shapes turbans and broad sailors. Fur trends mix dyed muskrat and other pelts with long gloves and tailored coats as shoppers seek dressy ensembles for the young season.
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New York
Shone and Co
Tce Wiin
Ems
Georm
Ott
Ora
Roth
Open Trev Fe en pena tockootee iee press
Fragmented page fragment discusses open trev fe and penalties. Mentions government regards and conditions for divers, road ads, and public notices. References Mar 1 and legal actions, with quoted testimonials about kidney remedies and mortgage mentions.
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American Press Association
the Automobile Industry
Champ ¢Hark
William Joe Bryan
Mar
Bryans
Baltimore
Vention
David
Pat Aeannys
Walt
TV Ant
Wheeler
Tim Oas
Jeep
Maby
Fifth Avenue
Avaren
Everthing
Tomeseekers
Wollo
Vy &K
Cary
Valier & Spies Mill
ST. Louis
Uncle
Indiana
St.Louis
Walier
The
Globe-Democrat
Ts. Traritet
Ats Great
Terriory
Ats Rediabil
Toe Daily Globe
Democrat
Ixcegrosi
Eaet Searty
the Globe Printing CO
St. Louis, Mo
Teller
Keifer's
Poe
Cry Drug Store
Gare
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