Miami Adds Nine Tennis Courts to Equipment
Miami will add nine tennis courts to its equipment of 13 in parks. John, the heavy-hitting Sioux Falls outfielder, looks for faster company. Taylor and Jenkins, Chicago White Sox aspirants for third base, are small men. Outfielder Higbee of Hopkinsville gets a trial with the New York Giants. Trex-Jockey Sumpter moved to Roosevelt hospital from Sursatoga after paralysis. Yale opens drills under Coach Jones and Captain Jordan. Norman Elberfeld to manage Little Rock Southern next year. Cubs lead NL in away wins. Schreiber recalled by Brooklyn. Stimson eyed by Red Sox. Kamm studies law. Pennington retires.
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Miami
Trex
Sumpter
Sursatoga Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Glasgow supports sport as 26 000 attend Ibrox meet
Hmutal davaek meet at Ibrox park drew 26000 spectators with HY Liddell winning the 200 yard dash in 22 seconds. Golf tourney set for September 4 ahead of national amateur championship at the Brookline Country Club near Boston on September 4.
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Glasgow
Elitics
Scotland
Hmutal Davaek
Clasgrow Rangers
Ibrox Park
HY Liddell
Brookuine C. C
Boston
Seattle Acquires Williams From Brig htol Club
Pitcher Carl Williams of the Brig htol club in the Appalachian league has been sold to the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league.
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Seattle
Williams
Carl Williams
Brightol
Georgia Derby Set for Savannah Exposition
Runners will compete in the Georgia Derby during the Savannah tri state exposition from October 23 to 28. The event highlights running races as part of the exposition program in Savannah.
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Savannah
Savannah Tri-State Exposition
Best Canadian Trotter Bill Sharon Sets Record
Bill Sharon, a Canadian bred trotter, clocks 2 0 4 4 for the fastest time by a Canaadian bred trotter, highlighting the race record.
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Bill Sharon
Rogers Fortunate As Slugger Rogers Wornsly Hits Seven
Pittsburgh pitchers have been nicked for seven home runs by St. Louis slugger Rogers Wornsly this season, highlighting the danger he poses at the plate.
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Rogers
Pittsburgh
Rogers Wornsly
St. Louis
A Clever Fielder
Pittinger plays third base for the Boston Red Sox and shows clever fielding with tight hitting that could keep him as a versatile utility man.
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Pittinger
Boston Sted Sox
First Oxford vs Cambridge Track Meet Held in 1965
The article notes the inaugural Oxford and Cambridge track meet occurred in England in 1965. Gene names not provided. The event established a historic rivalry in distance and sprint events between the two universities.
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Oxford
One-Legged Robber Johnny Rozwell Brought to Court
In New York a one legged robber, Johnny Rozwell, is jailed on robbery and felonious assault charges after he and a partner with a missing arm held up John Ketel on Hester Street. Ketel lost $11 and received scalp stitches while Patrolman Dan Lynch arrested Rozwell who attempted a getaway after a failed crutch maneuver.
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New York
John Teatwell
Allen Street
Douras
Essex Market Court
Rozwell
John Ketel
Allen, Street
Crippie
Ketel
Morwell
Devil
Ilester Street
Dan Lynch
Daniel
Johnny
Johnny Rozwell
Bellevue Hospital
Suede Dominates Autumn Fashion in New York Parades
Fashion notes from the New York Tribune describe suede’s rising role in fall and winter garments. Paris designers feature suede in tailored suits and coats. models pair suede with velours or leather trims. Long coats, embossed leather jackets, wool dresses, and varied purses highlight a season of rich textures and bold accessories.
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New York Tribune
Paris
Madame Jenny
Turis
Mother Rescues Drowning Boy at Sawmill River Bank
In Thornwood near White Plains a mother and daughter saw two year old Patrick Wesel drift away. The mother, Rose Wesel of New York, waded into the river and brought the child to shore. Despite pulmotor attempts the boy did not revive. It is believed he slipped while playing on the bank.
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White Plains
Thornwood
Rose Wesel
New York City
Patrick
Smokes With Dynamite in Hands
A man named Harry Julio, age forty, died in Sault Ste. Marie when a cigar caused an explosion after he held dynamite. His body was blown to bits.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Harry Julio
Remarkable Manila Woman Lapidaries Win Praise
In Manila the exceptional skill of women lapidaries and gem setters outshines that of men, with tastes and workmanship earning wide admiration for their craftsmanship and precision.
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Manila
Women Athletes Paid Up To 2500 A Year In England
Report cites several women athletic directors at girls schools in England earning as high as 2500 dollars annually. The payment levels highlight recognition of women in school sports administration.
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England
Guide to Right Living Do Justice Love Mercy
A concise moral note quoting St. James urging virtue through justice and mercy. The guidance emphasizes ethical conduct and charitable action framed as a timeless creed. No dates or places specified.
Ways to Use Scraps of Silk for Fashion Accessories
Practical ideas transform silk scraps into a boudoir cap, a colored corded girdle, and decorative trims. Cut strips on the bias, faced edges, and stuffed ends create rosettes for caps. Girdles are colored with rose or blue, while appliqué flowers from ta ffeta furnish sashes, frocks, hats. Green ta ffe ta apples or pears become charming trims.
Ribbon Is Used In Navy Frocks Amid Vivid Shade Trend
The text notes ribbon usage in navy dresses as a staple while vivid shades dominate fashion chatter. It highlights navy frocks remaining in style among many bright colors discussed in the period.
United States Leads in Scout Registration Worldwide
A 1922 report shows the United States with 403,152 scouts enrolled, far ahead of other nations totaling 790,030. The International Bureau notes the U.S. dominance in character building and citizenship training with 408,152 enrolled, and national HQs report enrollment rising toward 425,000.
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United States
Boy Scout Organization
International Bureau
Aubeno
Belgami
Brawil
Czecho
Great Britain
Portugal
Serbia
Memorial to War Heroes by Salt Lake Scouts on Flag Day
A World War memorial for Salt Lake City scouts was dedicated on Flag Day at Liberty Park. The octagonal base supports a flagpole with a bronze tablet naming Boy Scouts of America Salt Lake Council June 14 1922.
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Ayas
Salt Lake City
Liberty Park
Boy Scouts of America
Salt Lake
Wilhl
Vincent Loew
Neslen
Panoa City Boys Gather 23000 Pounds of Dandelions
About 300 scouts collected 23000 pounds of dandelions from city lawns and parks in Panoa City Oklahoma. The chamber of commerce paid a bonus and 14 truckloads were hauled to the Arkansas river dump. Over a week of after school work 200-plus checks totaling 500 dollars were distributed to the youths.
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Panoa City
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas River
Mothers' Week at Camp in Denver Scouts Schedule
Scouts in Denver Colorado designate July 23 to 30 as Mothers' week to allow mothers to enjoy a week at the camp, mirroring the boys' activities and bonding experiences.
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Scouts of
Denver
Colo
Scouts Mobilize Against Cater Pillars in Tacoma Area
Scouts of Tacoma under Scout Executive H. W. White mobilized to combat cater pillars threatening farmland around Tacoma and invading the city as war on pests escalated.
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Scouts of
Tacoma
Wash
Scout
H. W. White
Scout's Aid Saves Child After School Injury
Nine year old Marrell Grigsby of Paris Texas swung at school when a fall left an elbow wound eroding flesh and exposing a large artery. Scouts at the school provided first aid and checked blood flow until a doctor arrived.
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Marrell Grigsby
Paris
Tex
Daily Thought Quoted Line From Shakespeare
A compact quotation notes a line from Shakespeare about judgment fleeing to brutal beasts, reflecting a literary meditation on fate and conscience in a classic verse.
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Daily Thought
Bratich
Tanlac Promises to Aid Digestion and Weight Gain
Mrs Flaherty of Lynchburg Virginia says Tanlac restored her son's health and added twenty pounds after meals with pains and breathing troubles. The ad claims undernourishment causes weight loss and Tanlac helps the stomach extract nutrients, building the body and increasing weight to normal. It urges readers to buy at druggists.
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Tankde
D. D. Flaherty
Grace St
Lynchburg
Tanlac
Visiting Golfer Catches Caddy Off Guard on Poor Game
A surprised golfer exclaims disbelief at his rotten round. The caddy retorts with a sharp question about prior experience, prompting a brief, wry exchange in the scene.
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Drudge
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Other Remedies
Fifty years ago a young physician in Pennsylvania drew fame across towns for his medical expertise. He moved to Buffalo to market Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women's ailments and others. Angria for kidneys and backache gained thousands of users. He offered trial literature and free medical advice in return for ten cents.
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Pennsylvania
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Weighing Differences Between Children and Grownups
A brief reflection from Atchison County Missouri noting that growing up brings more weight and less happiness, contrasting childhood joy with adult concerns.
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Atchison County
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