Cochrane Injury Casts Shadow Over Pennant Talk
The veteran catcher Mickey Cochrane was struck on the temple by a fastball in the fifth inning as New York Pos th oo discussed pennant prospects between the Yankees Tigers and Indians. The incident recalled tragic moments from baseball history while Cochrane underwent X-rays and teammates hoped for a quick recovery amid a season of luck and near-misses.
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Charley Cook
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Ray Killows
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Joan Runyon
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Texas
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Dec Danforth
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New Roosever Stadium
Mickeys Mishap Recalls Accident to Earl Combs
A collage of sports anecdotes recalls players injured or nearly hurt in August exhibition and league play. Mentions Earl Combs colliding with a fence in St Louis, Roettger knocked unconscious by a rebound, and other near misses across baseball, racing, and boxing histories.
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Pete Wails
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Roettger
Boston
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Polo Grounds
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Bret
The Supreme Court as and how it works in pollution cases
The Supreme Court outlined limits on using public waters and air, affirming riparian rights and state interests in protecting health and environment. It also noted a church case against a railroad for noise and smoke, and explained jury trial guarantees for federal prosecutions, including petty offenses.
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Supreme Court of the
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Supreme Court
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Western Newspaper Union
Beguiling Silks This Summer By Cherie Nicholas
Fashion writer Cherie Nichols describes summer silk trends with airy tulles organzas and chiffon gowns. Designers use extensive yardage for romantic full skirts, waltz frocks, and sheer materials in two tone chiffons, marquisettes, and bold plaid sheers.
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Schiaparelli
Western Newspaper Union
Storks Nesting in Poland Signal Spring and Fortune
A Boston Globe writer notes Poland's stork nests atop huts and palaces, linking the birds with luck and prosperity. The stork has long been a symbol of spring and protection across Polish villages, where peasants invite nesting sites to encourage renewal.
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Br Gates
Costume Accents by Cherie Nicholas
A fashion feature describes a modish young woman wearing a daisy themed hat by Jean with a straw brim and tilted bat. It highlights the use of carefully chosen accessories such as a gold crafted pin and a delicate jabot to enhance feminine dress.
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Dowbles for Eventing Detachable Sulk in Paris
A disjointed OCR fragment mentions Paris and a product or event coded as Dowbles with detachable elements, suggesting a fashion or textile item. The garbled text references an evening dress shape and mentions Paris, without clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Graduates and Gloves: Finishing Touch for a Dressy Look
Gloves symbolize sophistication for graduates. Cherie Nichols urges choosing gloves to match a simple white dress, noting options range from short to long. The piece emphasizes feminine, romantic styling for weddings and proms, arguing gloves complete a well dressed appearance.
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Cherie Nichols
Evening Fashions Reflect Formal Night Attire
Evening fashions emphasize elaborate daytime contrast with formal attire. Skirts nearly floor length dominate, while a few ankle length dance frocks appear from Paris midseason openings, signaling a trend toward formal elegance.
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Paris
Colorful Corset Ad Promises Wide Color Range
An advertisement fragment markets corsets and related garments in a period tone. It hints at a broad color selection and ordering options, noting durability and price considerations. The readable text references vibrant hues and possible customization, typical of late 19th or early 20th century retail notices.
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Beto
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