Terrace Eagles Defeat Dawson In Rough Game
Terrace Eagles defeated Dawson on Samp son Street grounds 15 to 1. Dawson made five errors as Gierad Dudek and Serley led with doubles and strikeouts. Serley fanned five while Cegielka struck out three. Jones, Lash, Morris and Lewis contributed solid defense as Dawson suffered a decisive loss.
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Eagles
A. E
Chuck
Lawson
Mee Payne
Grasse
Morris
C Serley
Oeseoere
Terrace Fagles
Dawson A. C
Gierad
Dudek
Cegielka
Serley
Cegi
Elka
Isabell
Lewis
Jones
John Kyte
Supposed Corpse Sits Up In Coffin And Asks For Drink
New York report states Mrs Rebecca Senoz, pronounced dead after a paralytic stroke, sat up in her coffin an hour after burial preparations began. Ice was applied and candles lit as neighbors gathered. She asked for a drink before being deemed dead.
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New York
Rebecca Senoz
Kidney Pills Help Clifton Woman Say Relief Found
Mrs. A. Lechner of 1129 Main Ave Clifton New Jersey reports kidney pills eased her symptoms. She states that Foley Kidney Pills helped her and grants permission to publish the testimonial. Sold everywhere Adv of local officers.
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A. Lechner
Main Ave
Clifton
N. J
Foley
Providence Pioneers Open Air School Movement
The city of Providence earned the distinction as the first in the United States to establish open air schools. This initiative reflected early 20th century public health and education reforms aimed at improving student well being in varied weather conditions.
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Providence
United States
Exterminator King Of Horses Captures Brooklyn Handicap
Exterminator, seven years old, extended his dominance with a Brooklyn handicap victory, lifting career earnings to 213000 and cementing his status as the era’s premier turf idol. The record-setting gelding, ridden by various jockeys across tracks, continues to defy aging with steady, high-caliber performances.
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New York
Morvich
Colin
Hardy
McGee Fair Empress
Exterminator
Grey Lag
Burbank
McGee
Banks Report Huge Credits Available
Washington June 16. Banks report ample surplus funds and about 2 billion dollars in credit going unused. Loans fell from 13 billion to 11 billion year over year as easy money conditions reduce demand for working capital. Interior bankers move funds to New York for time loans amid strong security offerings and government securities oversubscriptions.
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W. H. Atkins
International News Service
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
New York
Treasury Certificates
Housecleaning On At Y W C A Building
Spring work is underway at the Y W C A with thorough cleaning of every room and crevice. carpets are beaten and draperies refreshed lending a bright appearance though no painting or additions are planned this summer.
Gaston Sunday school reunion plans announced in Cascade Park
Committees named and plans completed for the Gaston Sunday school reunion in Cascade park on Wednesday June 21. Preparations cover hundreds of attendees including out of town guests. A noon picnic will precede memorial services for founders John McKay M W Leslie and Dr J A Blackwood with a large local committee and officers listed.
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Gaston
Cascade Park
Clifton Flats
Grove
Gaston School
John McKay
M. W. Lesiie
J. A. Blackwood
James Davis
Ralph Swisher
Fred Frischkorn
Joseph Danene
Thomas’ Book
Alec McConahy
Fred Rentz
James Crowthers
Scott B.hamilton
Howard Magill
Frank Yoho
John Wright
J. B. Hammond
Bert Yoho
Francis Shoaff
George Weinschenk
Isaac Shoeff
Lottie Maitland
J. White
Shelar
Mary Skidmore
Albert Yoho
Eli Gaston
Red-haired people said less prone to baldness than others
A claim states that individuals with red hair are less susceptible to baldness than people with other hair colors. The assertion contrasts hair loss tendencies across variations in hair color.
Miners Reject Wage Offer as Global Trade Tension Mounts
A year ago striking coal miners in Britain rejected the owners wage proposal. In the United States the Senate approved a bill regulating the meat packing industry. The card game whist traces its roots to the 1500s and was once called triumph.
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Great Britain
United States Senate
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Gane
Rowls
Wolt
UDMEY
Radio Ralf
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MI55
Davis J. Walsh
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Dwig
Horus Tere
ST. Nahen
Cuicken
Y.W.C.A
Cooper
Hugh Jameson
Chauncery Yoho
Frank Fields
Henry Weinschenk
James Smith
Frank Book
Charles Alborn
Will Henderson
Isaac George
Will Geiger
Seymour Kelley
Jerry Blucher
James Moore
Mary Caldwell
Kate Black
Freedom
Pennsylvania
Freedom Oil Works Company
Freedom, Penna
Percy L.craig
A. J. Minke
C. E. McKee
E. J. Bischoffberger
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