Baseball labor plan sparks talk of player freedom
An article argues for major changes in contracts and free agency in organized baseball. It outlines demands for free agency after limited city seasons, arbitration on salaries, representation on a national commission, contract terminations, and the right to play other sports after seasons end. It warns that such moves could destabilize teams and alter league balance.
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National Commission
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Dal Gaming
Bases Afloat in a Blurred League Scoreboard
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scoresheet with city names and numbers. Stations or teams such as New York Boston and Bergen appear amid jumbled tokens and prices. The exact event or date remains unclear.
Fever Drives Plant and Human Respiration Changes
The text explains fever raises carbonic acid output in humans from 70 to 100 percent and describes a plant’s response to fever. It notes M. Leclete du Sabloti experimented on potatoes, cutting them to induce feverishness, seeing the temperature rise and carbonic acid output surge while the potatoes weaken after a few days.
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Sabloti
Woman Struck By Lightning While Hauling Laundry
Mrs. H. E. Gingerich hung washing along a wire between the house and a pear tree when a storm neared. Lightning struck the tree and jolted her, tearing at her dress and leaving pierced holes along the fabric as she screamed and suffered burns to her ankles and feet.
Brim Refuses to Retire as Governor Race Promptly Probed
Reading Pa September 8 reports Democratic Senator Grim smiles on being asked to withdraw while Keystone nominee William Berry faces retirement pressure from Philadelphia independents. Grim said he would answer the appeal when it reached him, amid county committee opposition noted. Population updates show Birmingham with 142 685 residents, up 4 270 since 1900. Worcester Men have 145 986, up 27 665 since 1904. In St Louis a knife tied to a bonfire ends in tragedy as 18 year old Ma mie McCarthy dies in a staged sacrifice. authorities pursue further details in the unfolding case.
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Unusual Skin Treatment Offer At Williamson Drug Store
A vintage advertisement invites all readers to visit Williamson Drug Store for ZEMO and FEMO SOAP claiming relief for irritated or itching skin. The offer guarantees money back if customers are not satisfied with results, praising ZEMO and BENQ soap as the most effective treatment for various skin eruptions on infants and adults.
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Williamson Drug Store
Inventor Ellwood and the Barbed Wire Industry Tale
Fragmented reminiscence recalls Joseph Glidden and Eli Whitney era barbed wire innovation. Ellwood and Gudden’s neighborly coffee mill experiment spurs a push to commercialize wire, leading to capital formation and a lasting partnership with American Steel and Wire.
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Woman Leads Awets in Power Struggle West Virginia
The West Virginia political clash centers on press support and control of the state Gazette and local papers. Mrs Poffenbarger heads a faction opposing national abolition and backing Senator N B Scott and Representative William BP in a high stakes party battle for county influence.
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Lilliputian Dynamo Built at Paris Academy
A tiny electric dynamo, flawless in detail, weighs a quarter of an ounce. It measures one quarter inch long and three fifths of an inch wide with a one quarter inch diameter coil, wired in copper with five and a half feet of insulation. It outputs 30 volts at 0.2 amps, though no instrument can record its power. When operated, it makes a buzzing sound like a bee.
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Faris ‘Academy of Selefica
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Londoners Seek Fashionable Anklet Watch Craze
A London crowd notes a new masculine hobby as a young man exhibits an ankle watch decorated with a gold bracelet. Some observers praise the fashionable item while others doubt its practicality, debating if Atlanta City can match the trend.
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Fondon
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New Jersey man patents bottle opener knife redesign
A New Jersey man patents a bottle opener knife featuring a dermal recess in the handle near the end that holds the blade point. The design aims to combine opening and cutting functions in a single tool.
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New Jersey
The Frederick News Promotes Advertising in Boom Era
A promotional feature in The Frederick News urges local business leaders in Frederick County to advertise with the paper. It touts wide circulation, a loyal readership, and decades of dependable service while inviting readers to contact No. 183 by phone or in person for tailored ads.
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