Washington Nats Seek First Pennant Amid Spring Talks
Donie Bush led Washington into fourth place last season a feat few clubs matched. Connie Mack adds Max Bishop to the Athletics after his 22 homers tied the circuit lead. Left handers top IL batting as Vance heads south to Florida for Dodgers training, while Fletcher hails Curt Walker as a standout. Rigney’s Texas trouble concerns Cobb and Nationals lack southpaws.
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Donie Bush
Washington
Nationals
Capital Hamlet
Beas
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Max Bishop
Baltimore
Connie Mack
Bishop
Webb
Buffalo
Veteran Mogridge Dominates Rotation Limitations Plague Als Washington
George Mogridge remains the only dependable pitcher for the club but he can only handle limited work. Sisler dismisses a return to pitching, stating that eye trouble could end his playing career if he cannot perform at first base.
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Southpaws
Als Washinton Club
George Mogridge
WHS
George Sisler
Sisler
Shepherd College Triumphs Over Marshland In 46 27 Victory
Shepherd College defeated Marshland State School for the Deaf with a 46 to 27 score on Wednesday night in Shepherdstown W V. The lineup featured Shepards College stars and strong teamwork with multiple players contributing points. Referee was Snyder. Two more games are set for Frederick High School Girls basketball: Friday versus Mars Land State School for the Deaf and Saturday versus Warper's Ferry High School. Forty seven boards and commissions oversee London's street maintenance with seventeen authorities cited.
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Shepherds College
Shepherdstown
Val
Marshanl State School
Shepherde College
Rosenberg Lone
Winchrenec
Davis
Downes
Michiel Serio Thompson
Litas Jag Hider
Fieli
Tuder
Lone
Michael
Rosenborg
Wincbiener
Foulwoala
Lowe
Winebrewer
Serio
Tine
Pfour
Snyder
Frederick High School
Marsland State School For the Deaf
Mwarper's
London
One for De Molay Boys Beat Leesburg Club 29 to 17
The De Molay basketball team from the Joa chapter defeated Leesburg Athletic Club in Leesburg Virginia by 29 to 17 in a tight game. The Frederick boys led 14 to 10 at halftime and open their season with several games planned over the next two months. The organization also plans an oyster supper on February 15 to aid the Masonite Temple. Dies From Fall in Playing
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Joa
The
de Molay
Leesburg
Aoint
Frederick Boys
de Molay Boys
Wheat Rises to 1.12 Amid Short Day Markets
Wheat advanced to 1.12 dollars per bushel on local trade as corn held at 3.75 per barrel. The rise marks a fourth uptick in ten days with nationwide trends supporting gains despite an abbreviated Chicago session due to Woodrow Wilson’s funeral. International reports note steady markets in Toledo and Minneapolis, while United Kingdom events set February championships in Manchester.
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Atjarge
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Toledo
Minneapolis
Tanlac credited with curing rheumatism says Cumberland woman
Mrs Emma Foster of 607 Furnace Street Cumberland Maryland proclaims Tanlac relieved years of rheumatism stomach trouble and headaches after five to six weeks of use She reports better sleep appetite and energy and urges readers to buy Tanlac from local druggists with over 40 million bottles sold
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Emma Foster
Furnace Street
Cumberland
Studebaker Quality and Price in the Car Market
A promotional overview of Studebaker success highlighting high demand and big sales, with details on engineering investments, manufacturing capacity, and the premium features of Special-Six Big-Six Light-Six models. It cites $90 million assets, $32 million in new plants, 12,500 machines, and extensive Timken bearings. It lists touring prices from 995 to 1985 dollars and notes leather and mohair upholstery along with premium finishes.
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Liberty Airplane
Studebaker
America
Why 145 162 Studebaker Cars Sold in 1923
The article notes Studebakers led the fine car field with rising sales from 1919 to 1923. It cites 1919 sales of 39,356 cars for over 80 million dollars, 1920 at 51,474 cars for over 100 million, 1921 at 66,643 for over 120 million, 1922 at 110,269 for over 155 million, and 1923 at 145,162 for over 201 million, then hints at 1924 opening strongly.
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Studebakers
Studebaker
Nurse's Persistent Cough Ads Bronchuline Emulsion
A New York nurse couldn't stop coughing despite medical advice. One half bottle of Bronchuline Emulsion stopped the cough completely, with four doses said to work for ordinary coughs. Advertisement notes local druggists and the People's Slug Store contact.
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New York
Co-Operative Drug Co
Williamson
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Dazgzy" Vance
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Frederick, Md
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