Amateurs push open air meets plan Pittsburgh club revival
Amateur sport activity grows with tennis events in Latrobe, Sewickley, Coraopolis and Pittsburgh venues. Pittsburgh Tennis Club to host three tournaments and a new clubhouse with shower baths. Rifle club revival eyed with plans for 1000 yard ranges and a first class club led by Magee, Hodgdon and Ramsey. Old members recall record rifle team and recent fishing trips end with Will's Creek camp notes. Community groups including the Young Men's Catholic Club plan a 4 000 strong field day at Aliquippa Grove with multiple races and events.
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Wilson trains hard for cycling feats and Latrobe tennis
William H. Wilson of the Allegheny Cyclers pursues long-distance rides this season with a target of 5,000 miles and plans to race under the Three A's. Latrobe hosts the second annual tennis tournament with entries from Western Pennsylvania clubs, prize money and a large local turnout anticipated.
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East End Plans Winter Sports And Clubs
The East End community outlines plans for indoor amusements including a mandolin and silver club, a glee club, and a fencing club as a branch of the American League of Fencers. Outdoor sports remain popular with Fayette City teams visiting Tuesday, while new members like Walter Green and others join the AA A Membership Committee.
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Henry Butterfield
Horace J. Hinn
Wheelmen News and Races Across Town
Wheelmen confront crowded schedules as over 400 riders, clubs form new ties, and meets are planned for September. Keystone and Allegheny clubs announce new members, clubhouses progress, and tours to New York Asbury Park and New Castle. Local riders contend with events, tournaments and a noted mustache loss by Moorseap.
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Teaching the Teachers Allegheny County Institute Opens August 22
Professor Samuel Hamilton directs the Allegheny County Teachers Institute to begin August 22 in Pittsburg High School. About 760 county teachers will attend, with planned morning sessions by D Shaw and J S Keefer and featured talks by national and regional education leaders.
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Teaching Institute Schedule Details and Speakers
A detailed schedule outlines sessions on reading, number, psychology, and science with instructors including Miss Coffin, Prof. Deane, Dr. Winship, Dr. Maltby, and Superintendent Draper. The program spans Tuesday to Friday with division work, music, and lectures led by Dr. Voss, Dr. Winship, and Supt. Tyrj, culminating in Directors Day and invitations for educators to attend.
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Centuryold tonic ad claims cureall in old Boston Dispatch
An advertisement touts a centuryold remedy called ose ference Biverket as a tonic to cure constipation liver rheumatism and nervousness. It promises to improve appetite sleep and digestion with a wine glassful three times daily aimed at the delicate aged and convalescent.
Silk Mull Hats and Embroidered Dresses Half Price
All silk mull hats priced $1.50 to $3 are now $1. White embroidery dresses for ages 1 to 4 years, regular $2.25 to $7, are offered at half price. Inventory sale in infant wear.
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Hosiery Sale Headlines Bold Discounts
Imported fancy striped Sox drop from 25 cents to 13 cents while Bicycle Stockings fall from 1 dollar to 49 cents, offering low prices on durable ladies wear.
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