Saranac Lake Skater Lamy Eyes Indoor Ice Season
Saranac Lake Skating Club star Edmond Lamy, aged eighteen, is touted as the season’s hot performer as national indoor championships approach in Pittsburg and Cleveland. Other top skaters include Woodward Sutphen, Ollie Wood, Herb Katt, and Morris Wood’s brother, with New York Athletic Club sending a strong squad led by captain Walter Lee. The article notes renewed interest after governance struggles, lists competing clubs, and highlights upcoming carnivals in Pittsburg and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Skating Union of the
United States
Canmin
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Edmond Lamy
Saranac Lake
Woodward Sutphen
Sutphen
Ollie Wood
Herb Katt
Saratoga Skating Club
Wood
Morris Wood
Lamy
New York Athletic Club
Walter Lee
Lee
A. Taylor
G. Eyman
J. J. Miller
W. Smith
A. Sarony
E. Sebulthgia
Mercury Foot
Taylor
Tylman
Sarony
Schuitheis
Alger
Phil Kearney
C. Granger
W. J Stid
Bya
Nas Lake ST
Davin
Pesha
AeUrow
Whhatos
Pal Ie
Nations Invited to Shoot for International Rifle Meet
The United States state department will invite ambassadors from nineteen nations to send life teams to the international rifle tournament next fall. The event features Palma long range championship and matches at 1000 and 300 meters along with revolver events. Nations invited include England Canada Australia France Switzerland Netherlands Norway Denmark Sweden Italy Germany Austria Greece Mexico Argentina Brazil Spain Belgium and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeide
State Department
National Rifle Association
James A. Dratoh
Ottawa
America
Ita
England
Canada
Australia
France
Switzerland
Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Italy
Germany
Austria
Greece
Mexico
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Spain
Belgium
Japan
Golf Break May Come in Western Golf Association
Charles F. Thompson of Homewood Country Club heads likely bid to form Golf Association of America after January 16 meeting in Chicago. Albert R. Gates, current president, notes strong opposition from conservatives within the national body while secession efforts may or may not succeed. Western Gulf association spans from Pittsburg west to Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Thompson
Homewood Country Club
Western Golf Association
Chicago
Thompson
United States Golf Association
Golf Association of Ameren
Albert R. Gates
Western Gulf Association
Pittsburg
Hawaii
Irving Brokaw Sets Sights On European Skating Frontier
Irving Brokaw, renowned American fancy skater formerly from St Nicholas rink in New York, competes in Paris and receives a medal from Club Des Patineurs. He aims for the European fancy skating title in Budapest and the world championship in Stockholm, with preparations for St Moritz events in Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Brokaw
America
St. Nicholaa
New York
Palais de Glace
Paris
Clib Des Patineurs
Me. Brokaw
Budapest
Hungary
Stockholm
Sweden
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Brokaw
Berlin
Sachow
Pranin
Seattle Plans Yale Harvard Cornell Rowing Invite
Seattle seeks Eastern varsity crews to race in a watch event during the Alaskan Yukon-Pacific exposition in April. Yale Harvard and Cornell may send their portly eights to compete in a notable part of the fair activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yale
Harvard
Cornell
Wash
GUN FOR ROOSEVELT DANGERS OF AFRICAN TRIP
English sportsmen plan to equip President Roosevelt for his African expedition with English weapons and expert guides. The Earl of Warwick notes rhinoceros and elephants pose main risks while leopards and snakes add danger. the armory includes a 405 caliber repeating rifle and other long and short range guns. The article discusses safety, game laws, and climate expectations on the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Roosevelt
Earl of Warwick
Wisington
Africa
Washington
New York Times
Uau
North Barton
Selena
Adlainl
Lkely
Akeip
Ewampa
Florida
Carl
Forest From Seeds near Falls Church Aims to Restore Timber
Sidney A. Gaylor of Washington plants about 1 250 000 seeds gathered from city trees on a two mile strip south of Falls Church Virginia to replace aged timber. He hopes others join in reforestation efforts and cites Roosevelt era forestry programs and his life spent studying and growing trees in Colorado and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Church
Sidney A. Gaylor
Washington
Purserysman
Falla Church
Gaylor
Ulioxell
Colorado
Washington Star
Konrae and
Coroyido
Wan
Hoosevelt
Mr. Gaylor
South America
The Simple Rheumatism Recipe Promoted for Kidneys
An 19th century ad promotes The Simple Rheumatism Recipe as a remedy for rheumatism and kidney ailments. It claims ingredients include dandelion extract, compound potassium, and syrup blends. The copy urges druggists to stock the preparation and asserts it cleanses kidneys, reduces waste in urine, and relieves pain and bladder issues.
Washington planter outlines seed planting scheme for urban forest
A Washington man describes collecting seeds of white oak American linden Norway maple ash and honey locust from diverse city sites including Georgetown Then he plans to plant about 1 250 000 seeds in a pear orchard style plot with rows of trees and patches of fruit and berry plants He believes 40 to 50 percent of seeds will become seedlings within 16 months and aims to prove profitable for mercantile interests with potential to inspire others to replicate the method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Treasury
Thirtieth
Georgetown
Washington
Mr. Gaylor
Kreeve
Gaylor
Surcove
Gaytor
Hair Health Hints Promoting Rexall 93 Hair Tonic
A local advert promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff and baldness. It outlines scalp hygiene tips and claims the tonic eases itching and hair loss, offering a free trial with full payment only if it fails to show results. The ad names J A Williamson at North Market Street in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friderick
Williamson
North Market Street
Traveling Clinic Rails Free Car for Medical Education
California state board of health plans a railway car laboratory to demonstrate disease prevention methods. Acting on Dr. Catby Rucker idea the car will show how fevers tuberculosis and other illnesses may be prevented. The Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railways will transport the car and managers free over their lines in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catby Rucker
Marine Hospital Service
California State Board of Health
Bon Francisco
Rucker
Southern Preto Company
Southern Pacide
Santa Fe Railroad
Tte
California
Advancement in Train Travel Comfort Promises New Additions
The article notes rail travel expanding in comfort with electric curling irons and other devices for women passengers. A new refinement, including a steam pressing feature, may soon ease morning wrinkles as trains add personal attention and newly installed conveniences on some cars.
New Plants Reported Including Tieled Plant and Rose Discovery
A foreign journal notes a plant named Tikid biglobuan recently revered in Africa for fruit yielding 20 percent reducing agar. A Japanese author reports a marvelous rose with color changing from pink in shade to crimson in sun exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
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Edmund Lamy
Woodward Gut- Phen
Amateur Athletic Union
Armateur Athletic Union
Edmund Gamy
Amathur
Irving Broxaw
P. T. MacLagan
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
MITC
Rd Kooxvol
Jsoxet
Rane
Roor
Mac Lagan
President
Gays
National Museum
Soren
Falls
Church
Geeching
Carelesenass
Alec
Palo Hay Spec
Hay
Harting
Steiner Bros
Merry Widow
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