Paris and Monte Carlo Lace Frocks Shape Summer Fashion
A New York fashion writer notes Paris Deauville Aixles Baing and Monte Carlo set the fashion pace as lace returns in morning and afternoon wear. Lace dominates Chantilly and black white combos appear in Monte Carlo shows while tunics and peplums mark the new models.
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Aixles Baing
Monte Carlo
Paris
France
New York
Callot
Cheruit
Pierre Bullot
Jace
Crosse
Paradise
New Fall Shades Highlight Indian Red Pompeian Red and Cordovan
Among the new fall shades Indian red Pompeian red and Cordovan brown a warm yellow brown tone are most prominent in the palette.
Short Sleeves and Floral Hats Shape Paris Fashion
Paris fashion trends shift toward sleeveless dresses as a lasting style and flowers in millinery gain favor. French makers in Lyons report flowers now rival German copies in price and taste with decorative blooms like gold and silver roses and vivid fruit accents.
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Paris
France
Germany
Lyons
Goose flesh treated by hot soda baths
The skin condition described as goose flesh commonly appears on the upper arms and shoulders and is said to be cured by hot soda baths.
Meyers Steps Down as New Haven Manager
John Chief Meyers resigns as manager of the New Haven club in the Eastern League after the season’s start. Danny Murphy, ex Philadelphia Americans and former manager of New Haven and Hartford, is named his successor as Meyers cites business interests limiting his availability.
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New York Giant
New Haven
John
Meyers
New York
Boston
Danny Murphy
Philadelphia Americans
Hartford
Merkle Play Extends 23 Inning Tie Between Chattanooga and Atlanta
Chattanooga and Atlanta battled 23 innings in a Southern game tied after a marathon. A famous Merkle play arrived in the nineteenth, with Griffith singled and Marshall on first failing to touch second for an out. Leo Dressen powered a six run scoring spree for St Paul in a nearby nine inning game.
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Chattanooga
Atlanta
Merkle
Griffith
Marshall
Leo Dressen
St. Paul
Wilbert Robinson
St. Louis
Readings Catcher Frank Cossin Signs After Release
Frank Cossin, recently released by Louisville, signs with Reading and makes a notable comeback behind the plate. He aims to reclaim his form and contribute to Reading's push in the season.
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Frank Cossin
Louisville
Reading
Three Noteworthy Hustlers in the American League
Three standout hustlers Peck Scott and Weaver are highlighted as the most reliable batters on their teams. Previously labeled poor to average hitters they now show overflowing pep and strong hitting form in the American League.
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Peck
Scott
Weaver
Pep
Bentley Returns to Field with Orioles
Jack Bentley, formerly with the Nationals and recently back from France where he served as a commissioned officer, has signed with the Baltimore Orioles and resumes playing baseball.
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Bentley
Jack Bentley
Nationals
Orioles
France
Baseball Notes Highlight 1920s Major League Buzz
The column surveys players across teams noting Sam Rice as Washington’s top slugger and Babe Ruth among batting elites. It mentions Bill Whittaker’s pitching for Fort Worth, Pat Moran’s Redland brigade, Fred Thomas at third for Connie Mack, and shifts in players like Dade Paskett and Duffy Lewis. It also covers George Burns slump, Yankee hitters, Joe Slattery’s sale, Harvard football hire Percy Haughton, umpire changes, Willie Mitchell with Vernon, Eddie Cucotte praised, Jack Barry’s navy yard stint, and a Cincinnati fan incident at a dry-ballpark.
Indians Lose Dutch Leonard To Detroit For 2500 Less
Cleveland owner Dunn offered 12500 for southpaw Dutch Leonard but Frank Navin of Detroit bought him for 10000. Huggins of New York blocked a stronger Indians rotation, knowing a pennant bid hinged on Leonard and pitching strength.
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Dutch” Leonard
Dunne
Cleveland
Indians
New York
Leonard
Dunn
Mister Huggins
New York Yankees
Gotham
Huggins
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Jim Dunn
Frank Navin
Detroit
Myers
Yankees
Consistency a Jewel in The New York Sun
The New York Sun notes differences between Chris Mathewson and Branch Rickey over Sunday baseball. It argues Rickey avoids Sunday games and suggests a true conscientious objector would disengage from any organization aiding Sunday baseball for profit.
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The
New York Sun
Chris Mathewson
Branch Rickkey
Matty
Rickey
Four Hits Without Scoring In Brooklyn New York Series
In a Brooklyn New York series game the first four to face Oeschger all got safe hits but scored none. Olson singled, Magee lined out, Zimmerman drove Olson to second, Griffith singled, Burns threw out Olson at home, Magee on second, Griffith on first. Magee was picked off, Wheat hit a single, Griffith to third, then a failed double steal retired Griffith at the plate.
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Oeschger
Olson
Magee
Zimmerman
Griffith
Burns
Zach Wheat
Wheat
Caddock Set to Return to Wrestling Mat
Earl Caddock is announced to reappear soon on the wrestling scene with plans to compete again, signaling a comeback following a period away from the ring.
International League Holds A Class A Postseason Series
The league plans a post season between its champions and the American Association pennant winners for class A honors this fall. The proposed series aims to crown the top class A team through a championship format involving multiple games.
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International Baseball League
American Association
Morgan Quits Orioles Over Onfield Run-In
Ray Morgan, former National League star, quit the Orioles after a clash with a fellow player. He had been serving on the bench recently, while New York is said to have the best pitching staff in the American League.
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Morgan
Orioles
Ray Morgan
National
Them
New York
Education agency backs church and school post-classroom programs
Hon P P Claxton urges expansion of boy scouting and leisure time programs as a path to citizenship and character. He emphasizes nonsectarian religiously rooted training that helps real boys become real men through a structured program approved by educators.
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P. P. Claxton
Washington
Porgong
Bureau of Education
Ethics of Scouts Trapping for the Nation’s Food Supply
Dr William T Hornaday argues scouts should use the steel trap to control predatory animals harming livestock and poultry. He asserts traps can harmonize with the scout law while protecting flocks, crops, and wildlife resources in various regions.
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Scout
Wilam TY Hornaday
West
Scoutmaster Peterson Leads Michigan Camp Spirit
In Scouts' Outdoors a nostalgic poem recalls trail and camp life with a troop of boys in forested woods. Michigan's Muske son region is named, highlighting winter hikes and outdoor joy under pine and snow.
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Agalatant
Peterson
Muske
Son
Mich
Scouts on School Council in Binghamton
Educators in Binghamton New York emphasize scouting as a key part of the school system. Superintendent D J Kelly plans to provide through school troops for boys not in church or institutional troops. The scout executive may display a bulletin board in all school buildings and is made an honorary member of the school council.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Schoola
D. J. Kelly
Rope as recruitment tool in Scouting
Scout Executive Lawrence Harris of Hammond Ind uses a simple rope to entice boys into Scouting. He demonstrates rope stunts to convince non scouts to join, highlighting a practical recruiting tactic from his experience.
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Lawrence Harris
Hammond
Ind
Boy Scout Work Across Cities Showcases Helpful Reach
The Silver Fox patrol of Troop No. 2 Zanesville Ohio collected for a dying man. Scouts in Sylvania Ohio aid neighborhood order by snow cleanup. Creighton University opens a scouting course in Omaha Nebraska. Creighton President F McMenamy praises the movement. A Goldsmith Indiana scout aids an old lady waiting for a night train. In Augusta Georgia Troop No. 6 locates two lost boys aged five and four. Cleveland Ohio Group No. 52 helps Red Cross and bonds sales. three boys win medals. One scout saves three people from drowning in a year. During a Petaluma California fire crowds hindered firefighters until scouts guarded the fire lines and hose fees guarded later. Scouts used emergency whistles to summon helpers and hold crowds back.
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Silver Fox Patrol
Boy Scout Troop No
Zanesville
Sylvania
Creighton University of Omaha
Tather F. K. McMenamy
Creighton
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scout Group No. 52
Cleveland
Red Cross and Patriotic Organizations
Petaluma
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