Scientist Claims Germ of Colds Found at Maryland Lab
Dr J A F Pfeiffer of the University of Maryland medical school announces discovery of the germ causing the common cold and a vaccine to cure and prevent it. After ten years of study he isolates a small organism linked to coughing sneezing and lost work time valued at 27 million dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. FB. Pfeiffer
University of Maryland Medical School
Doctor Pfeiffer
Texas Republic Emerges Amid Mexican War and Annexation Debate
The text outlines Texas declaring independence as the Republic of Texas in 1836 and facing repeated Mexican incursions that were repelled. It notes the offer of statehood and the slave question fueling national politics, with President’s stance on expansion shaping Congress actions leading to Texas joining the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testia
Alexico
Republic of Texas
Texas
San Antonio
Trans
Ted Ole
Contress
United Statea
Plausible historical notes on early era industry and figures
A fragmentary summary notes Tampa cigar production in 1825, a 1928 railroad tax bill, Ambrew Johnseon’s brief senate term, platinum usage in jewelry, Grenoble glove dominance, medieval pewter metals, and Luther Bates' long residence and death aged sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fig
Ambrew Johnseon
Senate
United States
Grenoble
France
Luther Bates
Cohnaset
Maas
Earl Smiths Riotous Mob Tangles Baseball Tales
Former Pittsburgh catcher Bart Qa Smith, now with Toledo, laments the volatile American Association after eight riots in eleven days. He recalls a rough major league pedigree and chats with Tom Sheehan about chaotic league nights before a billiards tournament update and other sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Qa" Smith
Pittsburgh
Casey Stengel
Toledo
Smitty
American Association
Smith
Tom Sheehan
Tom
Sheehan
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Baseball and athletics mix in international outlook and records
The article surveys international sports interest with Japan’s school baseball appeal and Philippine views on independence linked to baseball. It notes high attendance expectations for Japan, compares American and Filipino baseball prowess, cites Chattanooga attendances, and highlights Bobby Jones and Edward Hamm achievements with notable marks at Hoylake and in dual meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Hoylake
Jones
J. H. Taylor
Taylor
Roebby
Helen Wills Leads U S at Wimbledon for Wightman Cup
Helen Wills captains the United States team at Wimbledon leading Mrs Moody and other players in the battle to defend the Wightman Cup. The match highlights the American effort to retain the prestigious tennis trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moody
Helen Wills
Wimbledon
United States
Tennia Group
Melvin Ott Hit From Giant Lineup by Injury
In a Brooklyn game Melvin Ott injured his left leg after a seventh inning single. He pulled a Charley horse while running to first and nearly collapsed, forcing him to retire. A Brooklyn spectator quipped Ott has the mumps in the legs as several Giants players have suffered similar illnesses this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elard Luck
Giants
Melvin Ott
Brooklyn
Belgians Horemans and Conti Invited for World Championship
Invitations issued to Edouard Horemans of Belgium and Roger Conti of France to compete in the world championship 15.2 billiard tournament to be held in the country early next winter. Horemans and Conti are regarded as Europe’s strongest billiard players, earning their right to compete per the National Billiard Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. A. Storer
National Billiard Association of America
Rupforg
Japan
Sarlng
United States
Io Japan
Sporting News
Philippine Islands
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Roger Conti
France
Horemans
Coctl
Europe
Multiple Sporting Notables Move Across Teams and Nations
Dan Howley notes all eight National league clubs have solid title chances as top athletes depart or rise. Princeton names David Marvin captain of fencing. Northwestern dominates Big Ten polo. world duckling record claimed by Don MicGary. Allen East named UT Chicago track captain for next year. John Ogden shifts from St Louis Browns to Cincinnati Reds. Argentina league features five teams each with at least 3000 dues paying members. Walter Johnsen Jr recovers from car injuries. Columbia coach Andy Coakley receives 500 in gold on eve of key match. Virginia Van Wise, 21, reaches many finals winning 18 of 30 and Western junior title at sixteen. Outfielder Bill Barrett moved Washington Nationals to Minneapolis after Boston trade.
College Star Walter Masters Extends Penn Pitching Streak
University of Pennsylvania pitcher Walter Masters, a College Boy Star, secured his fifteenth consecutive win for the team in two years of intercollegiate play, continuing a remarkable record for his outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Masters
University of Pennsylvania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pasadena
Calif
Frances Williams
Brookline
J. Anderson
Cherry Valley Club
Dlisg Wiliams
Brookside
Wottstown
Yihen
Harrisburg Memorial Bridge
Harrisburg
Indiana Limestone Company
Bedford
Ind
Beatrice Lee
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brazil
Earl Smith
Joe Engel
Washington
Chattanooga
Tenn
Engel
Chattanoogs & Rest
Gallant Fox
Way
Chicago
Arlington Park
Ron
Misstep
Sun Beau
Diavolo
Petee Wrack
Bob Tarleton
Dallas
Lee
Specs) Meadows
Atlanta
Pirates
Ohio State University
Mike Peppe
Buckeyes
Columbus A. C
Danny O'Keefe
George Keegan
Notre Dame
Diamond
O'Keefe
Joe Lordi
Tie
Detroit
Monogram
Soas
Lookouts
Edward B. Hamm
Georgia Tech
Hamm
Auburn
Penn
Blamm
Steed
Othe
Wyckoff
Frank Wyckoff
Southern California
Lehigh
Dan Howley
David G. Marvin
New York City
Princeton University
Northwestern University
Donald MiccGary
Bangor
Maine
Allen
Turd
Wan
Utuniversity of Chicago
John Ogden
St. Louis Browns
Chelonoatl Reds
Argentina
Walter Johnsen
Walter, Jr
Andy Coakley
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Coakley
Virginia van Wise
Outfelder
Bill Barrett
Washington Nationals
Boston Red Sox
Earl] Webb
Minneapolis Miters
College