Resolute Wins Through Handicap in Historic Yacht Race
In July New York racing saw Resolute win under handicap against Shamrock and others. The race featured Sandy Hook contenders and wind up to twelve knots, with Resolute leading early, Shamrock closing the gap to fifty yards, then a slow contest as both cruised on under a stiff breeze.
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Balloon Falls 3000 Feet After Blimp Collision Disaster
Rockaway July 22 A dramatic airship incident ends when a tethered blimp crashes into Jamaica Bay. The dirigible falls 9000 feet, hydrogen gas escapes, crew members escape unharmed. Commander A W Evans steers the balloon toward shore then lands it safely with passengers and reporters accounted for.
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Wife Hired to Keep House by Court Order in Connellsville
In Connellsville Pennsylvania on July 22 a court ordered Mrs Mary Snyder to live in the same house with her husband Carl Snyder and act as housekeeper while the marriage remains in name only. The judge noted the arrangement aims to provide parental care for their children and keep the family together. Mrs Snyder indicated she would seek housekeeping work for a man with a family, while the court allowed her to stay employed as the housekeeper for seven dollars and fifty cents weekly.
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Washington seeks love proof policewomen for Capitol force
A July Washington dispatch reports Civil Service Commission appeals to recruit healthy athletic Philadelphia women for the National Capitol police, hoping to fill gaps in the ranks with candidates who ignore romantic advances. Applicants must be at least twenty.
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Poland Germans and the Bolshevik threat debated
Britain’s Lloyd George warned that a Bolshevik advance into Poland would tempt Germany to revolt and threaten the German frontier. He argued Poland must be independent to maintain peace, while noting the Soviet government was not chosen by the Russian people and resembled autocracy.
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U S to Sell Canned Meat Below War Prices
War Department announces plans to place millions of dollars worth of canned meat on the market at prices below prewar levels. Domestic consumption only, stored nationwide, to be sold via wholesale and retail channels. Beef, corned beef hash, roast beef and bacon listed as excluded items. Thieves steal $8100 worth of hides in Hazleton Pennsylvania, using a motor truck to move the goods overnight from Samuel Sullivan’s warehouse. Tracks left on the road indicate the vehicle used in the theft.
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Fragmented clipping notes death and sugar export ban
A partial item reports a death in Cumberland involving an individual named jeneo Savage after an incident at Schell, West Virginia, with the casualty at Alleghany Hospital. The piece also mentions continuing sugar export prohibition measures in Mexico.
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Train Strikes Deer Near Weatherly Pennsylvania
A Lehigh Valley passenger train near Weatherly, Pennsylvania, struck three deer along the tracks as they nimbly crossed or attempted to cross. The train continued after the incident with no reported injuries or delays.
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California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Claim
An old ad asserts California Syrup of Figs as the best and most harmless laxative for children, highlighting its trusty taste and full bottle directions. It emphasizes identifying the California name on the package to ensure safety and trust in treating upset stomachs and bowels.
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Pa Gov Del Nerva Plots Losses From Feb Fire
A damaged section describes a February blaze affecting a booze factory and surrounding vineyards in Pennsylvania. It mentions treatment of injuries, logistic disruption, and warnings from state and federal agencies about plant industry risks.
Case ball scores in a fragmentary league roundup
Fragmented sports brief reports scattered scores and names from a league roundup. Names such as York and Chicago appear with partial results and unclear team references. The text includes player mentions and scattered numbers, but lacks coherent context or a clear winner.
Fragmented OCR note on energy and headaches
A garbled OCR passage discusses energy, a seat, headaches, and a reference to Wilde and Cardus. It lacks clear names, dates, or events, making a coherent summary difficult.
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