Jack Quinn Retires From Baseball After Notable Career
Jack Quinn, a veteran pitcher associated with Connie Mack, reveals his retirement after a season that helped push the Athletics toward the top. The move ends a long major league tenure marked by contributing to team success.
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Mad Woman Exhibits Needlework at British Congress
A madwoman created a large stitched square bearing a detailed message about her visions. The piece was displayed at the pathological exhibition during the British Medical Congress in Manchester. The work, imagined self as a divine presence, was done under a bed cover to hide it from a nurse.
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Manchester
Akron Street Widening Plan Saves City Millions
The Akron city plan to widen streets by building setbacks saved nearly 2 million dollars in ten years per Ek E Duffy head of a major construction materials association. The method avoided condemnation costs and will fund widening of 4.5 miles of a key artery.
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Ek. E. Duffy
Essential Factors in Creating Land Demand
The article argues that land values rise not only with market activity but also from population growth, transportation, utilities, industry and public improvements. It emphasizes access to streets, gas, electricity, water, sewers, telephones, nearby factories and payrolls, and rapid transport as crucial to perceived value and buyer interest.
Fire Prevention Campaign Needs Local Officials Proclamations
Fire Prevention Week activities grow as communities join efforts. Mayors village presidents and marshals can boost campaigns by issuing proclamations and urging citizen participation, leveraging their authority for public safety.
Factory Construction Costs Dip 6 Percent From Ten Year Average
A Chicago firm of weighers and builders reports that a new industrial factory structure costs 6 percent less than the ten year average. Industrial construction is now 40 percent below its 1920 peak and at the lowest level since 1909. The survey uses a standard 10 by 200 foot site, including materials and wages.
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Chicago
Wighheers and Builders
Shrubs Fit Shady Areas With Proper Selection
Many shrubs thrive in shade better than sun including Japanese barberry red bud red oster dogwood hazelnut dentaia forsythia privet Indian currant Van Hentzel spirea Japanese maple and viburnums. With correct choices and care vigorous growth occurs in home landscapes.
Beauty in Building Communities sparks architects union plan
CG Herrick Hammond, president of the American Institute of Architects, announced a movement to unite architects sculptors mural painters landscape designers and craftsmen. The goal is a collaborative effort to design a new maze of architectural expression across the area.
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CG Herrick Hammond
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Dextenore
Craftemen Ia
Modernize With Windows Brightens Old House Facade
The dark worn dwelling gains large windows replacing dismal walls and cramped rooms. Architects and owners praise the refreshed exterior and healthier interior feel as many old homes are updated to this look.
Buswell Plan Promises Luminating Gas From Corn
Prof. A M Buswell of the University of Illinois and assistants devise a practical method to produce illuminating power and heating gas from corn stalks. Farmers could adopt the device for widespread use.
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A. M. Buswell
University of Tllinois
Corm Stolka
New G A R Commander Edwin J Poster Elected
Edwin J Poster of Worcester Worcester selected as commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the national meeting in Portland Maine. The election marks a historic rise for Poster and signals new leadership for the veteran organization in 1900 era.
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Maine
Garages and Forages On the Farm Visit
A family visit to grandpapa's farm features a young Robert at two and a half years old. He recounts watching horses and chickens enter their spaces, noting how they shut their doors and gears.
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