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Newspaper
Middletown Times Press
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
9
A vivid essay compares baseball fans and team play to blending tobaccos. It explains Mecca cigarettes use twelve tobaccos, five Turkish and seven American, blended to create a single flavor. Each tobacco is chosen for a specific purpose and the blending process fuses their flavors into one Mecca taste.
The article previews two films at the Show Shop theater tonight, including From Two to Six and The Eagle's Eye, with additional cast notes. It also lists War Department sponsored features at Stratton and mentions Carlyle Blackwell in Leap to Fame tomorrow, along with military personnel in a US Marine Corps wartime production.
The Sons of Italy plan a celebration at Franklin Square featuring speakers Piero Moncada Joseph Morreale and Mayor Cox with addresses on Loyalty America and Freedom in English and Italian. Provisions include a morning program and a welcome to Italian and Latin ties as part of the event.
Yesterday’s results show Boston beat New York 7 to 3 in the American League. Chicago defeated St. Louis 3 to 2, while Cleveland edged Detroit 3 to 2. In the International League Toronto defeated Binghamton and Buffalo beat Syracuse, with Baltimore topping Syracuse 8 to 4.
Wilbur Robinson, Falstaffian Brooklyn Nationals leader, won the 1916 National League pennant as manager and faced Boston Red Sox in the World Series. A veteran catcher, he previously coached J. J. McGrew's pitching staff and played for the famed Baltimore Orioles with teammates like McGrew Jennings Kelly Gleason. Brooklyn’s seventh-place finish last season sparked salary disputes. spring prospects include Dave Hickman and recruits Al Lynch, with Clark Griffith developing Rice’s outfield replacement.
Brooklin park department provides 25 diamonds for youngsters. Hal Chass shines at first base for the Reds. Merlin Kopf shows strong hitting and base running. Oscar Duger released to St Paul. Coast league President Baum announces Perle Ceaser. Ralph Frary referenced.
Lake Abitibi lies north of Timiskaming on the Quebec Ontario boundary. The name means halfway across water and reflects its position on the old Findison Bay route. A few years ago the area was wilderness. today a thriving French-Canadian community grows as lumber and pulp work transforms the land.
The Ohio State Journal argues education should form true men and women beyond scholarship. Educators must inspire and move beyond mere knowledge toward aspiration and God’s meaning, wielding the “fame that burns” to save the nation and guide its potencies to a noble destiny.
In California foothills Arizona and other western regions turkey ranching has emerged as a young industry. Some ranches yield more than 1.0% birds yearly and thrive where natural turkey feed is plentiful. Turkeys roam ranges daily, guided by horsemen and trained dogs, returning home at night.
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