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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
10
Old reports claim Babe Ruth peaked long ago yet he remains a potent slugger as long as he can hit. The piece discusses Ruth’s weakened condition from returning to play early, a lingering major operation, and the risk of excess weight on his legs and stamina.
Yesterday's National League results show Benton 6 over Pitcburg 1 and New York 7 over St. Louis 5. Brooklyn 5 tied with Cincinnati 2, while Philadelphia defeated Chicago 7 to 2. Upcoming games include Pittsburgh at Boston and Chicago at Philadelphia with several cross league matchups.
The column lists residents visiting relatives and hosting guests in Kemptown and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. AOH Green, Winifred Hal, Miss Marguerite Taines, Miss Lara Rigas, Helen Krom, Mrs. McM. Maun, Mrs. Blammer Dasis, Mr. Murrey Dravis, Mrs. J. A. Moyle, Marianne Moyle, and Charles F. Grabbs. Also mentions Mrs. Lewis Jones and Roberta visiting Randalstown, and Belledomes of Predenek visiting Mr. Lewis Jates. The COE Society meets Sunday night led by Aly Brownlig. youth dawn party set for July 23 to benefit the church. Remptogu Sunday School to be held August 8.
A jumbled calendar lists events from Empire City to Yonkers with trots, tennis and boxing matches at venues including Yorks London Detroit and New Orleans. The prose also covers silk production from cocoons, waste silk imports, and a Maryland device for reeling silk into skeins aiding domestic production.
Yesterday Frederick defeated Chimberstint 7 to 0 while Martinshurs scored 14 in a loss. Wayneshorn beat Phitever 3 to 2 and Hagerstown lost to Frederick. Matchups for Saturday include Frederick at Chamhersburg Hanover at Hagerstown Matuisurg at Wayneshoro.
Fred Merkle, once a prominent first baseman with the Giants, now coaches the Humeins and guiding their infield. Lou Gehrig, the Yankees rookie, has been filling Wally Pipp’s old position and is delivering solid work at first base.
Puzzle lists numerous across and down clues including Battering machine, Ireland, To stuff, Gigantic, Guiding star, To tear, Libertated, Unit of energy, Spotted, Angels or Tiny, Root stock food, Payed publicity, Father and mother, Is deprived of, Mistake, To bind, Subtracted, To help, Gratified, Furies, Sea eagles, Due reward for punishment, Dry withered, Ocean, Jamaica note about banana farming and subscription line.
In Bohemia historians cite a seventh century uprising led by Queen Tibursa’s counselor Wlaska where women stormed castles and ruled a wartime society. An all female assembly dictated harsh penalties for men and ordered women to lead warfare and daily tasks for seven years before men reclaimed power.
An American horse breeder praised Millais after seeing his portrait. He described daily viewing from a window where his horses come to feed at dawn. He said the painting would be placed by that window to inspire the same image in his mind.
The Opera House presents Leatrice Joy in Changing He bana along with Paramount release So This is Art a comedy and newsreel. The Wagon Trail features Tea Mix as the Maryland program closes today with a two reel estimate.
A Vermont woman describes weakness and nervousness then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. She claims it let her work nine hours daily again and urges other sick women to try it. The ad touts generations of success and calls the remedy the most dependable for female ills.
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