Clever Chinese Has Flea Trap Up His Sleeve
In Szechuen province an inventive flea catcher uses a honey or glue coated bamboo stick inside a bamboo cage to trap fleas. A peg keeps the stick centered and a larger bed version sits under bedding while a smaller sleeve size can be worn all day.
Athletics Triumph Over Yankees to Move Back to First
May 17 Philadelphia Ath letics defeat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 behind a wild eighth inning throwing error by Bill Dickey and a clutch run from Bill Cissell. Nelson held the Yanks after the first, Gomez pitched for New York.
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Fire destroys historic King’s House in Spanishtown Jamaica
Fire in 1925 obliterated King’s House, one of the oldest government structures in the British West Indies. The two story stuccoed building in Spanishtown housed Jamaica’s governor from 1683, later rebuilt in 1700 and 1761, before the seat moved to Kingston.
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Zwieback Pudding Base Promotes Versatile Desserts
Zwieback serves as a base for puddings with custard fillings and optional toppings. The recipe uses crushed zwieback crust, a creamy yolk filling, and a fluffy meringue, with variations including nuts, coconut, and fruit. Substitutions include graham crackers or dried bread for the crust.
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Two Family House Apartment Efficiently Uses Space
A two family house combines one large and one small apartment with every foot of space used to provide adequate living quarters for two families. The house cost 3700 and the lot 935.
White Clothes Shades Challenge Fashion Ad Nineteen Twenty
Would be wearers of white clothes must choose the proper shade to avoid harm. An advertisement notes that porcelain oyster and gardenia hues are suggested options, while the exact color guidance appears amid fashion notes and warnings for readers.
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Walker’s Swing Reforms Spark Detroit Outfield Turnaround
In 1934, Detroit’s outfielder Walker shifted from erratic to effective after learning from Mickey Cochrane and Gerald Holmes nicknamed “The Mouthpiece.” Cochrane pressed for balance and patience, cutting Walker’s strikeouts and guiding him to a steadier hitting approach as he faced a career crossroads. June 30, 1934, marked a turning point when Walker was ordered home after a hot streak.
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Eckener Sees No Proof of Sabotage in Hindenburg Disaster
Dr Hugo Eckener after visiting survivors in New York says only indisputable proof would convince his inquiry board that sabotage caused the Hindenburg disaster. He notes Nazi group would accept findings of American investigators, if valid.
Confused club saga ends with loyalty doubts and baseball links
Fragmented report recalls internal club tensions around Gerald Hulme and Gerald Walker amid loyalty questions and a baseball context involving Mel Harder and flagging pay line bets. The piece mentions Ole Miss and a vague 0-day suspension with unclear events and outcomes.
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A Book a Day By Bryce Calton
A brief book item notes Bryce Calton and a novel about a woman confined in a mental hospital who believes she is dead. The narrative follows her gradual detachment and a sanctioned escape attempt as she endures delusions amid her isolation.
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New York Journey Sparks Unexpected Love and Rescue
A homeless woman travels to New York and, after meeting a hopeful activist, receives help that changes her life. Their bond grows as they support each other through hardship, leading to a year of devotion and personal transformation.
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Sleep quality over duration, dreams signal brain activity
Sleep quality matters more than length. Disturbed slumber due to dreams indicates the brain remains active during rest.
World’s Tonic Promises Restore Women’s Attractiveness
An advertisement asserts that women’s health affects attractiveness and lists four traits. It promotes World’s Tonic as a remedy to restore digestion, liver and kidney function, cleanse blood, and improve skin, eyes, and brain, with claims of numerous successful cases and availability at Williamson, Peoples, and other drug stores.
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