Caesarian Wins After Jockey Corky Carves Winning Path
Corky Milam, once sidelined by a spill, guides Slim Sanders’s chestnut gelding Caesarian to victory in a tight rail race at Latonia. The horse breaks the rail-driven pattern, delivering a near miss in the Quickstep stake before a late surge to claim top honors. Corky notes the race hinges on openings and guts, while Slim rues a near heart attack turned fortune.
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Zippy
Tanner
Sunrise Stable
Latonia
Fat Calhoun
Jock
Corky Milam
Corky
Emil Milam
Caesarian
Slim Sanders
Golden Bells
Slim
Poverty Row
Wird
Jockey Club
Doc
Old Doc
Old Caesar
Latonia Race Day Fray Ends With Close Finish
In Latonia’s fifth race Quickstep handicapped field of three year olds and up over one mile. Corky guides Caesarian as Fast Mail leads early then Traffic Light and Blue White surge railward. A tense late stretch ride tests nerves and rail tactics.
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Latonia
Corky
Fieldlark
Dunk
Caesarian
Ike
Uncooked Pork Dangerous If Not Safely Processed
Federal inspection safeguards pork products from trichinosis. Tests on meat use laboratory animals before government approval. For households, thorough cooking remains the only safe method.
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Washington Star
Man Intended for Long Life
Professor Robert L. Greene of Notre Dame argues in Path finder Magazine that humans could live a thousand years with a diet centered on fruits vegetables milk and water He bases this on questionnaires from people who have reached or passed 100 and critics processed foods as shortening lifespans
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Robert L. Greene
Department of Pharmacy
Notre Dame
Pathfinder Magazine
Greene
Life on Mars Claim by Hiram Maxim
Inventor Hiram Percy Maxim argues Mars is inhabited by a more advanced race. He cites canal design as evidence of artificial construction and suggests megastructures visible from Earth imply a super life not necessarily humanoid.
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Hiram Percy Maxim
Mars
Earth
Czechs Acquire Comenius Grave By Hague Treaty
A New York Times report states the grave of Comenius and the Valonic chapel at Naarden in Holland are ceded as national property of Czechoslovakia for eternity. In exchange the Dutch government receives one Dutch gulden and Czechoslovakia pledges upkeep and renovation of the tomb.
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Comenius
Hague
Naarden
Holland
Czechoslovakia
New York Times
Bite Out Of A Cake Sparks Sibling Quarrel
Two boys hid cakes for tomorrow. One finds his cake bitten and confronts his brother. The reply explains he ate the other half after realizing it was indeed his brother’s cake.
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Chelsea Record
Holdup Turns Legal Quip In Brooklyn Eagle Cartoon
A playful Brooklyn Eagle cartoon line has a robber demanding money or life. The husband responds that his money is in his wife’s name and his wife is his life, implying the thief might gain both if he takes her.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Is It Fair To Take A Boy You Dislike To A Show
In Stray Stories a flapper asks if it is fair to attend a movie with a boy she dislikes. Her friend answers that she values the film and his companionship, balancing personal sentiment with shared experience.
Browns Known for Hospitality and Open Visits
A casual remark praises the Browns as neighborly hosts who welcome drop ins with guaranteed courtesy. The quote highlights their reliable hospitality and trustworthiness as exemplary neighbors.
Hospitalization Tales From a Rainy Day
Brief notes recount two men, Dick and Tom, hospitalized after rain mishaps. Dick contracted pneumonia after avoiding a taxi. Tom also ended up in hospital following a taxi ride. Pearson's Weekly records the urban mishaps in a concise exchange.
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Tom
Pearson’s Weekly
Little Ruth Fails to Find Bargain in New Chair
A family watches Ruth sit in a new little black chair. The father brags about the bargain, but Ruth looks around and asks where the bargain is, expressing disappointment at the chair. The note comes from the Indianapolis News.
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Ruth
Indianeapolis News
Beaming Between Fragments in Otten's Die Woche im Bild
A European feature notes a playful exchange about an engagement and a modeling request in a beauty advertisement context. The piece cites a caption from Die Woche im Bild with a joking line about a fiance and a model for a before using beauty product.
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Otten
Louise's Lesson in Sunday School Sit Down Message
In a be ginners class Louise explains her teacher told her to sit down and be still for once. Her mother asks what Louise learned and Louise recalls the directive in a playful recount.
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Louise
Putting It Straight Mr Goodcatch Can Light Cigarette
A witty exchange unfolds between Mr. Goodcatch and Miss Wideawake with a playful bluff about lighting a cigarette. The dialogue hints at social flirtation and a game of wit set in a light mood.
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Mr. Goodcatch
Miss Wideawake
The Difference Between Electricity and Lightning
A sixth grade class explored Benjamin Franklin's ideas on electricity. A student volunteered a humorous answer noting that you do not have to pay for lightning, highlighting a common misconception about electricity and weather phenomena.
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Benjamin Franklin
Crossword Teaser Clue List From The Newspaper Page
A compact puzzle listing many crossword clues across numbers and themes including Mohammedan call to prayer fat ten large vehicle by way of South American reptile beast of burden and more with dozens of entries spanning animals verbs and objects across a single page puzzle teaser
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George
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
Little
Eureka Stars
Magee
Unica
Felix
Gracie
Finney
Glorial
Zusft
South Sea
Meadow
Western Newspaper Union
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