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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
28
A sprawling, garbled sports page references boxing and automotive events with mentions of Ford, Chicago White Sox, Yankees, and several unidentified teams and venues. It notes upcoming clashes, results hints, and mentions spectators and notable athletes amid a dense jumble of names and phrases.
A torn OCR snippet hints at a ten round bout involving Abe and Moe Smith, with manager notes about future events. Mentions of Lat lumbos, Heinie Raphael Smith, and potential meetings with Kaiekou Brown or Tommy Murph are unclear but suggest plans for late next weeks in Badwic with possible title implications.
Reported confusion and fragmented notes describe chaotic interleague play in the district, naming teams like New York and Patersie. The piece hints at delayed results and unclear leadership, with scattered references to matches, venues, and plans for upcoming events.
A garbled telegraphic transcription covers women’s golf and cricket results with phrases about Philadelphia players and a British course. It mentions a 85 point leader, peculiar team names, and scattered scores such as 47 and 42, with references to venues and individuals. The text is largely unreadable but preserves mentions of competitions and participants.
In a dramatic clash, Holy Cross defeats Tufts as Crum leads a late surge. The contest featured key plays from Mertind Mask and Pherminahanto, with standout efforts from Tiets and Hibs. The win caps a season of resilience for Holy Cross and marks a notable victory over Tufts.
A long readable fragment covers fashion hats for girls and a Memorial Day motor race. It mentions straw bonnets, lace trimmings, and pink satin accents for summer wear. The race segment outlines entries, street locations, and a 1900 mileish track plan with dawn starts and entry fees for manufacturers marked by uncertain OCR.
A Proven method for rekindling affection is shared by Miss Amelia Summerville with the Professional Woman's League at 1989 Broadway. Her tale describes a transformation in a wife after applying beauty and fashion advice, illustrating social expectations and domestic advice of the era.
Weather notes describe regional conditions, winds and temperatures in scattered phrases. Multiple place references appear with damaged words making precise locations or times unreadable. Overall the fragmentary text fails to provide a clear forecast or period.
A garbled medical note outlines a treatment method for a nerve or skin issue. It mentions a process with a tape, a simple sleeve, and a secure placement to avoid stretching. Worn devices and patient comfort are touched on, with unclear steps and measurements.
A garbled notice hints at a unique jardiniere puzzle in a 19th century page. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment mentions items like a unique jardiniere and related notes suggesting a decorative work tied to a person or event. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
A speaker urges women to pursue beauty through constant self care and facial tonics, arguing a beautifier wand can replace months of exercise. Miss Masters and Miss Summerville assist with demonstrations while recalling Queen Mary and British fashion, expressing a wish for direct talk with royalty.
A fragmented report describes suffragists gathering after a brokers meeting at No 14th Street near Trinity Church. The event notes Mary Ton vender of the 1th Assembly District as charge of a political committee. Police believe the plan would aid campaigners as they speak with attendees at a local saloon.
A dense, misspelled recipe passage describes a bakeable dessert with caramel and vanilla cream. It outlines making a caramel base, folding in whites, preparing a tartar cream, and assembling layers with caramel icing, then chilling and serving with whipped cream. The text mentions measurements in cups and pints, baking power, and serving in sherbet glasses.
Miss Fuang Yuin Tsao of Shanghai is to graduate tomorrow with a Bachelor of Science from Teachers College, Columbia University. She is the first of the Chinese government’s four women students sent to America for modern education training. Her path includes Carey College, Missouri, Wellesley, and two years at Teachers College, with plans to return to China in June for further study and graduate work.
A chaotic report describes a suffrage boat project and parade plans. Mrs Harriot Stamion Hinteh leads, with many members considering river entries and banners. Speakers from New York and Schenectady join, while future canal routes and lakeside displays are explored amid uncertainty. The piece mixes civic action with domestic plans and local lore.
A fragment describes a candlestick and a small thatched vented dwelling with a door ajar. The piece notes a Chinese reproduction of Ante Hathaway heritage and hints at a hidden charm in delicate bric a brac, suggesting a quiet scene of intimate objects and subtle glow.
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