Week of July baseball tales with Farmalls and Floyds
Schedule shows two out of town games Friday July 9 with Stuhlers and De Molays, Monday July 12 Franklin Company and Floyds Bakery face off. Game reports include Reynolds for Farmalls, Kehoe and Nuil as pitchers, home runs by Himes Rhatigan Shover Nordman Kehoe Bendichek and Larson, plus Cedar Rapids and Anamosa outcomes and Kenwood loss in a close seventh.
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Stuhlers and
de- Molays
Franklin Company
Stuhlers
Floyd's Bakery
Farmers
Floyd
Mr. Webster
E. Kula
Ployd
Null
L. Himes
B. Rhatigan
Johnny Shover
Jamison
Floyd's
Hendricks
Franklin
Blondy
Nuil
Niles
Anamosa
Farmalls
George Nordman
Cedar Rapid
Gerald Kehoe
Jones
Cedar Rapids
Kehoe
Driscoll
Robertson
Kenwood
Larson
Farm-alls
Hulda
Bendichek
Kenwaod
Lubben
Hannay Josing
Reynolds
Cincinnati Name Origin From Indian Tongue Soon Forgotten
The article traces Cincinnati’s name origins to Indian terms Tuentaha hewaghta and Chezuyeanduwa meaning a landing place and real thing. Col. John Johnson asserts accuracy from decades with tribes. The old route to the Great Lakes and inland travel explains why the city kept its current name.
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Wwe
Erie
Cincinnati
Ohio
Broadway
Great Lakes
Licking
Early Barbers and the Barber pole’s Medical Roots
The piece explains the barber pole as a survival of medieval barber surgeons. It notes bleeding procedures in early surgery and the use of binding bands. Barbers hung staffs and bands at doors, then painted the pole with red and white stripes to signal the surgeon’s presence. Legend ties color to trades and status.
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Cleveland
Tortoise Carries Water in Travel Over Dry Land
A land turtle stores water in a membrane sack beneath its shell to sustain travel away from streams. It drinks moisture from wasteland plants and can supply enough water for two or three days. Its hard jaws grind food, a large shell shields it, and fights often end with the tortoise succumbing to the victor.
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California
Deserts
Los Angeles Times
Busy Bee an Important Producer in Industry
Bees are celebrated for industry and thrift and their honey as a digestible sugar. The article notes honey’s diverse uses from curing pipes to cosmetics and toothpaste, and even as a component in golf balls and waterproofing compounds. It mentions honey in stone treatment and patent medicines.
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Watts
Pathfinder Magazine
Impressment of Seamen and the British Crown
The article traces the British Crown's claim to impress seamen from medieval times, noting exemptions for fishermen and mariners and the expansion of press warrants under Elizabeth I. It recounts wartime use of impressment from Tudor through Napoleonic eras, citing notable events and figures, and hints at the social and economic implications of this practice along with references to historical figures and places.
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England
Elizabet
Britain
VTS
Isis
Wrens
Prinetas
St Enpo
Prithel
Gilda Vincent Plans Incognito Act In Arborville Visit
In Arborville Gilda Vincent arrives at the quiet town's inn for a fortnight vacation. She contemplates performing incognito to gauge local response amid a simple, unspoiled community far from Hollywood notoriety.
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Arborville
Gilda Vincent
Hollywood
Cilda
Epposite
Arbeurville Inn
Gilda
June Carson
San Francisco
Miss Carson
Ben Finnegan
Ben
Parlor and Front Rooms Popular in Olden Times
A historical overview notes parlors near streets in Victorian homes and front rooms as semi public spaces. It contrasts English and Greek practices, discusses open doors to gardens, and mentions Roman bath halls influencing climate in St Peter’s Rome.
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England
Greece
Toote
St. Peter's
Rome
Spider Lesson Leads to Scotland's Independence Legend
A writer recounts how Robert Bruce fled to Ireland after Scotland's defeat by England. He notes a spider's repeated failures to weave a web inspired Bruce, who, after seven attempts, succeeded and then led campaigns that secured Scotland's independence at the Battle of Bannockburn. The tale ends with a superstition about Bruce and spiders in Scotland.
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Robert Bruce
Robert the Fruce
Scotland
Indianapolis News
Antrim
Ireland
Bruce
Dean
den Bruce
Scothind
Bannockhiurn
England
Pearl shapes and colors described in historical note
A fragment describes pearls of varied shapes from rout and pear to hopeshaped and dike buttons with colors ranging from white to delicate hues. It mentions orient and fancy types, surface quality, and preferences for uniform luster, noting trade terms and decorative uses.
Russian weddings and trials in Soviet Union
Alma B. Harter writes from Moscow describing the execution of eight military spies including Marshal Tukachevsky and the atmosphere of suspicion in Russia. She notes visa difficulties for foreigners, strict scrutiny at borders, and a focus on building socialism while dissidents are suppressed.
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Marshall Tukachevsky
Red Army
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Moscow
Union
Leningrad
United States
Alma B. Harter
Fragmentary Text From An Unclear Page Item
Readable fragments describe names and places confusingly. The garbled lines reference persons and locations in a political or ceremonial setting without a clear event or outcome. No coherent actions or dates emerge from the OCR snippet.
Piles and Chronic Diseases Notice
Piles Fissures Fistulae Rheumatism Kidney Nerve Stomach Gall Bladder Ulcers and other chronic diseases treated. Trusses fitted. Consultation free. Manchester hotel len-Chivtes Wetetas July 14. Polar Prada Motel Aliizon. DEL WO STAC LEN TERGER M. b. IOUS. Street Chicago DL
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Manchester
Polar Prada
Motel Aliizon
Pigs Wanted for Coxsee Farm in Cascade Iowa
Classified ad seeks 30 to 49 pigs aged two to three months. Contact Pete Strang at Coxsee farm, address R. FP, D., Cascade, Iowa. Publication date 3-2.
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Pete Strang
Coxsee Farm
R. FP
Cascade
Iowa
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Bud" Reynolds
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Bernhardt
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Hawi
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Tiber
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Team Han
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Richard Hanken
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C. L. van Meter
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Hopkinton
General Electric
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Prairiieburg
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Frank Lawrence
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Howland & Son
Denkhoff & Son
Helmer
Farmers’ Grain Company
Scotch Grove
McCormick- Deering
Shaffer Implement Shop
Sanitary Rendering Co
Payton
Shorty
F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
Towa
Will LeClerc
Bolson
Farmers’ Mutual Creamery Co
Jones County
Edwards Farm
Wyoming
Loepp
Fieldman
4Th Ave
Oldham
Urbandale
Des Moines
First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago
Ryan
Fred Kissinger
Aetna Life Ins. Co
Baum Realty Company
Diamond Bros
Fernbrook
Tom
Vienna
Itoes
Lotus” “Bann Co” “Mountainview
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Gerber's Baby Foods
Hershey’s
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MELON
Tex Ritter
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