Michigan Poised To Face Penn In November Showdown
Wolverines coach Hurry Up Yost exudes optimism as Michigan prepares to meet Pennsylvania on November 14 in Ann Arbor. The article notes Michigan's strengthened schedule, backfield speed, and a veteran lineup aiming to upset the Quakers who have won the last two meetings. Key players and positions from Schulz to Hollenback are highlighted as Michigan asserts confidence for the crisis game of the season.
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Heaton
Hammond
Longman
Pennelvania
Adolph Schulz
Fort Wayne
Ind
Walter Camp
William Wasmund
Detroit
Mich
David W. Allerdice
Allerdice
Prentiss P. Douglass
de Pauw University
James K. Watkins
Sam. Davison
Alpena
Benbrook
Davidson
Itley
Brenton
Embs
Edmunds
Metzger
Mike Murphy
Sears
Snes Hag
Reagan
Manfer
Scarlett
Hollenback
Marks
Cozens
Pike
Dietrich
Lamberton
Irwin
Gaston
Draper
Verrier
Burns
Hoffaker
Braddock
Crooks
Pennarlvanti
Per
Santer
Greten
Miller
Manier
Hollenpeck
A Bunch of Keys to Open City Opera House Tonight
Hoy presents the musical comedy A Bunch of Keys at the City Opera House tonight. The production boasts a strong cast and lively song numbers while preserving the original comic incidents to deliver an evening of genuine entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy
City Opera House
In Favor of Corsets by Dr Landrone at LA Club
Dr. fr. R Laudrove advocates corset use based on Luther Burbank theories in a Los Angeles Women's Literary Club address. He claims Elizabethan steel corsets caused torture but modern designs relieve fatigue by boosting mood and reducing bodily fluids poisoned by anger.
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R Laudrove
Luther Burbank
Women's Literary Club
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth
Landrone
Sailing Through a Volcano Crater Cleans Ships in Aegean
The article describes a vessel briefly sailing through a volcano crater harbor in the Aegean Sea to clean its hulls of marine growth. It notes Santorini’s recent volcanic activity, windmills for olive presses, and the island’s geography including Thera and St Nicholas perched above cliffs.
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Aegean Sea
Aegean
Isle of Rantorin
Thera
St. Nicholas
Vesuvius
Santoria
Levant
Theresia
Kanmene
Thia Volcame Island
Moose Hunt Triumph in Canadian Woods
New York hunter W Redmond Cross of New York returns from Canada after a three week planned stay with a five foot three inch antlered moose, the largest killed in the area in years. He used his license to take one moose and plans quail hunting next, joking he would rather luck not strike so early.
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W. Redmond Cross
New York
Canada
Mr. Cross
Canadian Woods
Real Sporty Woodsmen of Puget Sound
A valley resident describes Puget Sound loggers as carefree, powerful men who spend Saturdays in town then return to camp. He notes they drink or attend church, often ride eight to ten in a team, and are regarded as the best kind of men he has met. Clifton Johnson comments in Spouting Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound
Clifton. Johnson
Resumption of Toll Works Noted By Newark Operatives
Upon the announcement of Tatty election the operatives in Newark N W were motivated that Toll work would be resumed next Monday. Since last April the mill have been idle part time.
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Newark
N.W
Milla
Mitl
Woman fatally burned by kerosene lamp blast in Bellilsgrave
Mrs How ard Reichenbach, a young Northumberland bride from Bellilsgrave, Pennsylvania, died after a kerosene lamp exploded while she prepared breakfast before daylight. Her husband was nearby as the flame and fumes caused fatal injuries.
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Bellilsgrave
Howard Reichenbach
Pay Within Cars introduced by Philadelphia transit
Philadelphia's rapid transit starts fifty pay within cars as an improvement on pay as you enter. Both platforms close while moving with doors opened at crossings. Doors operable by conductor lever. steps fold when closing to prevent boarding after start. Exits at ends, entrance only at rear.
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Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Company
Fragmented Scribbles From an Ancient Page
The readable text shows scattered words and phrases in a broken script with no clear event, date, or names. It lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to form a proper news item or summary.
Local social notes from Fort Valley and nearby towns
County correspondence lists visitors and arrivals including Mrs Winters and Jennie Miller in Fort Stoval and Frederick, Mr Myrtle-Gremm and family, Miss Tileid Robinson near Creagerstown, and funeral attendance for Mrs George Heeser. Also updates from Rocky Ridge Liberty Town and surrounding area with church events, school teaching, travel, and celebrations.
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Creagerstown
Jere
Martin
George Heeser
Graceham
Harbaugh An
Norman
Walkersville
Mary Mort
Mire
Win
Allen Fisher
G.preghour
Mon
Miller
Afra
F. Mort
Mem FE
Mort
Mine Ela O Robison
Barry Lohr
Feagaville Church Meeting and Nearby Social Updates
The Aid and Missionary Society of St Luke's held a Sunday evening program with hymns scripture reading and prayers. Upcoming services are announced for Mt Zion Lutheran and Reformed church on November 8 with St Luke's Sunday school events. Local residents Mr and Mrs John H Miller and Mrs Sophia Trundle are noted visitors and family members are mentioned across Burkittsville and nearby towns.
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Feagaville
Aid and Missionary Society of St
Mt. Zion
Local Social Notes Mixed With Visits And Incidents
A long list of community visits and events is reported. Mrs. Johnson and daughter Mildred from West Virginia paid a pleasant visit to Mr. Charles W. Algurs’s family. Mrs. Jacobs and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman. Norman Dutrow reported two tiles broken by a kicked horse and is slowly improving. Various residents and families are mentioned visiting relatives in Harmony Grove, Centerville, Roddy, Waynesboro, and York. The Ladies' Aid Society meets November 5 at 7 o'clock.
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Myre
Charlie Ztoanerinin
Missin Rhoda
Leia Anglebarger
J.P. Angleberger
Johnson
Mildred
Virginia
Charles W. Algurs
Jennie Alton
Harmony Grove
Elster
Dacobs
Charles Zimmerman
Norman Dutrow
Mariya Selle
Lam Sialthon
Mra. Havener
Troutelille
Mra
Sellie Working
York
Havener
Charles Eyler
Roddy
Colliflower
Doctor Zentz
Waymsboro
Adam Zotz
Chester Joy
Middletown
Johnny
Accurate Clock in Columbia University Observatory
The observatory houses an astronomical clock with a mean error of fifteen thousandths of a second and a maximum daily error of thirty thousandths. It runs for months with minimal variation, far surpassing typical pocket watches and many luxury timepieces. The clock uses a partial vacuum enclosure to maintain precision.
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Columbia University
Nuremberg
University of Cotormbia
Precision in Clock Making Amid Vibration and Weather
The article notes a clock designed to run without disturbance, placed in a room isolated from vibration. It states automatic winding by electricity, a stable temperature and barometric pressure, and meticulous precautions to minimize running errors as described by New York World.
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New York World
Christian Science Monitor to be published in Boston
The Christian Science Sentinel announces a new daily paper named the Christian Science Monitor. The editors aim to publish real news in a clean wholesome manner without sensational methods or exploitation of illustrations.
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The
Christian Scientiste
Boston
Christian Science Sentinel of
Church
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Cure a Cold with Chamberlain's Remedy Promoted
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Remedy as a trusted cure for colds. It claims the medicine relieves symptoms, aids expectoration, and restores health, asserting a flawless safety record and world wide reputation.
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Opeon
Astonn Nédui
Olern Pharmacy
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Wolverines
Penney
Strugeld
Opera House
O'S
Prarre
Rocky Ridge
Guy P
Brendy
Emma Digga
Sheridan
Baltimore
Geo, Beitler
Kay
Alten Beitler
Cora, Weant
Agatha
Taneytown
Carrie Epginr
Johnaville
Alphena Firor
Vieter
Mary Valentine
Brethren Church
Bideta
John Sele
Liberty Town
Edward Rosman
Edward Rossman, Jr
Lion
B.A. Richmond
Curber‘Inod
Feigar Hammond
Grace Dudrear
Zelma Lease
Blume
Annie M. Peddicord
In Place
Basile
Senator Stewart
Washington
J. G
Inez
Miswa Unnuoud
Thomas Horton
Clennonville
Albert Fogte
Win, Hobbs
Clemennyilly
Slater
Misa Grayeon
Fredrick
Sappington
Mo P
J.T. Sim Albaugh
Vr. Tueeher
St. Charlee College
St. Meter'a 2. C
Sstuntay
Hageratown
Burkittsville
Mina Faither
Paul Bliter
Hagerstown
Ellen Kara
Frederick
Milton A. Akers
Mary C. Akers
A. L. Engelbrecht
Jefferson
Mile Ton Inner
Mamie P. Akers
Io Ek
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Church Hild
Ladies’ Ald Society
St. Macteon'e Lather Church
George B. Cook
Edna
Wid Ron
Reymond
Centervill
Mr and
May
John Stockigen
Apeat Stiuucsy
Mary Zimmermany
Frederick Stickman
Aileen
Emory Whipp
Lillan
Mra Zimmerman
Johoxan
Ira Lambert
DM. Whipp
Clara Zimmerman Apant Sanday
Mien
Nellie Uargett
Guracenam
Mra. Sipes
A.K. Layman
Samuel Newcomer
Ioix Hamerick
Harry Groahon
Danderine
Sit
Paul
N. J
Aizes
Knowlton Bardenine
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