Athletics Lead Eight Games in July Baseball Talk
A sports column notes the Philadelphia Athletics hold an eight game lead in July, praising their ball control and team spirit. It contrasts the A's with the Yankees, mentions Mule Haas and Cochrane, and includes humorous digs at umpires and fighters, reflecting a lively, opinionated era sports style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vey
Mule Haas
Yy Cochrane
Boly
Max Bishop
Rove
Qways
Pre
Bia
Schmeling
Luke Sewell
Cleveland
Yenea
A’s
Mike Cochrane
Rhs Fatcher
Eddie Rommel
Masses
Call Out Troops Amid Negro Slayer Protests
Fragmentary report cites National Guard deployment linked to accusations of a Black slayer. A special grand jury convened for a July murder case. Unclear notes mention a special term at 6 3 a.m. and local law enforcement involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACA
Babar Bined
Tae
Jace
Mistral
Temocor
Texan's exploits and a ranger's tale unfold in era notes
A fragmentary column blends the exploits of a legendary Texan and outlaw hunter with a long life in law enforcement. It recounts his kidnapping by Sioux Indians, rise as a Texas ranger for 44 years, 28 years as Ranger sheriff, and adventures with the James brothers before marriage during a Scotland voyage. It also notes a Maryland extension visit promoting a new sweet corn club with 14 members and prize efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenniar
Tom Mix
Texie
Banker
Texas
Lone Star State
James Boys
Frank
Jesse
His
Frank Ford
Jesse James
Ranger
Cupid
Scotland
Sweet Corn Club
L. M. Goodwin
University of Maryland Extension Service
Henry Shoemaker
New Sweet Corn Club
Frederick City
Unclear Recipe Fragments From A Stale Cake Note
The text shows partial cooking steps with salt sugar and spice hints, mentions stale sponge cake or lady fingers, apricot or peach glaze, and coating the spoon with marpan. It reads like a fragment of a dessert recipe with unreadable portions and potential misspellings.
Fragmented text hints at political roster and party themes
A garbled OCR fragment references President Rosters and party politics with terms like Hoover and republic. The readable bits suggest discussion of views, hate, economy, and factions but concrete facts are unavailable.
New Link Under Construction in Road 10 Baltimore
A fragmentary notice describes a new link being built in Road 10 Baltimore to create two new thoroughfares. The brief mentions a main Roads Commission and Lewis FL Loc Toad, aimed at improving county travel with bridges and dams referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Liberty
Balt
Main Roads Commission
Lewis
Ransom Warning Amid Fractured Threats Reported
A fragmented notice references a scam involving color related terms and staged threats. The report notes two suspects and unclear motives as investigators seek leads. Local authorities urge caution while clarifying details in ongoing inquiry.
Middletown Man Benefits From Natex Testimony
A Middletown Maryland farmer, Paul Boyer, testifies that Natex relieves his gastritis and stomach pain after meals. He reports improved appetite, weight gain, and cessation of frequent laxative use, crediting Natex as helpful and stating he would continue its use through the Frederick Pharmacy rep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natex
Frederick Pharmacy
Paul Boyer
Farmer
Sereda
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Orpet Ellows
Durrebert
Phils
Philadelphia Athletics
Auer
Baseball
National Guard
Ot Bien
Germany
Laufer
Joshua P
Ding
Senators
Warringen
Spare
Aml Disha
Nt Ems Whens
Giosha
Ton
Dyin Sorarues
Bull Pen
Sears
Walter Asrball
Andaly
Giants
Pirates
Atun
Tom Greene
Betsy
Fromime
Betsy Ann
Tom Greens
Eiks
Sister Mary’s
Mary
Hoover
TaFelette
Prie Dent
Rathad
Repub
Beoe
Vicin
Ity
Unionville
Staris
Middletown
Savings Bank
East Patrick St. Pane
Trust You
Yoccr
Beefer Bros
South Market St Frederick
Vernon Coblente
Buffalo Restaurant
Scoters 21 Meat Service
Msde
Cleb Sanuhiches
C. E. Cline
Morticlan
Modern Lighting CO
North Market Street
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