Eagles Win Narrow Victory Over Foxes In Scout Chronicle
In a tight Saturday contest the Eagles edged the Foxes 25 to 24 after a seesaw game. Kuyper and Tysseling starred for the Eagles with key runs and a late smash for goal. Foxes players Vander Heide and De Winter led a strong surge, but fall short at the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Foxes
Tusseling
Kuyper
Marion Vander Helde
Crew
Marion
Tysseling
Babe” Tysseling
Baron
Totty
de Winter
the” Tysseling
Art de Winter
Vander Heide
Vander Meulen
Jansz
Inside the Studio of a Radio Station PDQ
The article describes a radio studio’s design and operation from audience perspective. It covers soundproofing, draped walls, and musician comfort platforms to minimize echoes and movement. It explains the studio manager’s role, preshow checks, microphone handling, and the invisible audience of listeners watching through the transmitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PDQ Broadcasting
Miss B
Cat’s curious cord pull lights room during storm
In Winsted Connecticut during a heavy electrical night storm a pet cat named Mickey is believed to have turned on the electric light by pulling the lamp cord in the room where he sleeps. After daybreak Mickey was found attempting to extinguish the light by pulling the cord again.
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Winsted
Conn
Mickey
Stoger Brown
Bat Masterson the Buffalo Hunter and Bear Shields War
In the Texas Panhandle a young buffalo hunter named Bat Masterson is attacked by five Cheyennes led by Bear Shield, but fights back then pursues revenge by cutting ponies from Bear Shield's village. Masterson later becomes a scout for General Miles, deputy US marshal, Ford County sheriff, and finally a high paid New York newspaper writer.
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Texas Panhandle
Bat” Masterson
William Barclay Masterson
Baptiste Brown
Masterson
Bear Shield
Billy Tightman
Adobe Walls
Buffalo Hunters
Little Stockade
Miles
Ford County
Kansas
Dodge City
Wild Bill Hickok
West
New York
Remarkable Sharps Shot Famo us Scout Dixon at Adobe Walls
Billy Dixon famous for a 1874 1200 yard shot at Adobe Walls Texas Panhandle during a siege by Kiowas Comanches and Cheyennes. A government scout who later homesteaded in the Panhandle built his house on the old site and died in 1914 near Gresham Oklahoma.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Finis
Adobe Walls
Texas Panhandle
Billy Dixon
Masterson
Dixon
General Miles
Amos Chapman
Fort Elliott
Tex
Panhaandle
Cimarron County
Oklahoma
Gresham
Jesus Sending Out Missionaries Lesson Analysis
J A Lapham presents Luke 9 10 for Sunday School study noting the Twelve are sent out with power from God and stressing prayer two by two house to house work and faithful service. It emphasizes laborers in God’s harvest, reward in heaven, and practical guidance for class preparation and participation.
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Jesus
Galilee
Perea
Palestine
Jordan
Herod
Peter
Christ
God
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Chronicle office carbon paper and second sheets
A brief note indicating the Chronicle office is handling carbon paper and second sheets for copy work. No additional details or context provided.
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Chronicle
English Lady's Japanese Garden Delights Visitor
A English lady hosts a distinguished Japanese visitor at her country home and earns a polite compliment. A soldier struggles to load a mule into a box car and asks the chaplain how Noah managed two of them into the Ark.
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Japan
Noah
The
Two Kinds of People in Hard Luck
A wry quote from Josh the Joker contrasts those who act with those who plan, noting regret without action and action without foresight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh
Joker
Colored boy tests ad for colored help at drug store
A colored boy asks to use the phone at a local drug store and phones Mr Jones about an ad seeking a colored boy. The exchange includes questions on satisfaction and a threatened call if not satisfied, ending with the boy revealing he is the one working there and checking his standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gapa
Mr. Jones
Mistah Jones
Rising Lawyer Wins Case Yet Town Doubts Him
A client congratulates the young lawyer on victory but laments that the town trusts him no more. The lawyer asks how this happened, and the client replies that the victory left him financially ruined and unable to secure any future trust or work.
Proprieter Catches Florist's Back Room Checkers Game
Two young florist employees were startled when the proprietor found them playing checkers at the back of the shop. The owner angrily demanded why they were rarely at work, and one worker replied that the rubber heels he wore gave them away.
Why is a University Like a Factory
A playful pondering asks how a university resembles a factory by noting students in a structured, task driven setting. It suggests the university produces educated outputs through organized programs and processes.
Border Regiment Moves Under Scorching Day Heat
A hot border day saw a regiment ordered to advance. For over an hour a soldier pressed forward with the unit, endurance tested by the glare and dusty air as commands echoed across the line.
Verse Riddle Reflects Sun’s Morning Joke
A playful line asks why the sun is like a breakfast and answers with a cheeky image of it rising in her east and setting behind her vest, mixing morning light with flirtatious imagery.
Generally speaking women in the city cab scene
A compact dialogue evokes a streetcar cabby and a sharp elderly passenger. The woman asserts opinions, and the driver cheekily counters, revealing city life friction and humor through a brief exchange about cab rides and social expectations.
Kindness in Bethlehem Missed Host’s Christmas Opportunity
The Rev. Hugh Black reflects in the December Delineator on Mary’s lodging in the stable due to lack of ordinary humanity. He warns that no one in the little Bethlehem missed a chance to honor Christ by hospitality, citing Jesus’s teaching to care for the hungry, thirsty, and stranger as a test of service.
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Bethlehem
Hugh Black
Mary
Jesus
Tongue Veil Greased in Whale Oil Harvest
A large quantity of oil was extracted from the tongue of a whale, signaling a substantial yield from the recent catch. The feat highlights the season's bounty and the peculiar method used in processing the whale.
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