Giant Killers Chief Faces Kidnap Plot Amid Baseball Drama
Tris Ford believes Barney Larkin faces kidnapping as Ernest Steadman guards him with two bodyguards. The Giant Killers prepare for a pennant race while Win Shute’s absence sparks questions about the team’s stability and a looming national championship bid.
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Barney Larkin
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Shute
Trin Ford
Phillie
Win Shute
Barney
Win
Tris
Rockefeller
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James Winton Shute
Gray
Ernest Steadman
Larkin
Htairs
Philadelphia
Phillies
Tess Bord
Giantkilers
Na- Honals
Giantkillers
Jean
Pervis
John Marlin
New York
Bis Club
Diaond
Ucker
Jake Stinger
Lime Water Bread May Supply Essential Elements
A medical authority urges eating bread made with lime water to supply essential elements to the system. The text references a Boston Transcript critique about truthfulness and a Reading Matter piece on lying.
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Tropics
Boston Transcript
Big Rice Surplus in China Spurs Price Hope and Hunger
The report notes over ten million dollars worth of Saigon long rice stored in Hongkong as exporters hold for higher prices amid a southern China shortage. Japan’s money tightness halts purchases while American buyers slow due to ample supply. Shanghai sees food riots and a four day rice supply in late June.
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Shanghai
Road Builders Study Soils For Highway Durability
Federal Bureau of Public Roads and the United States Department of Agriculture begin an investigation into soils and their bearing value for road subgrades. Maryland tests on the Washington Baltimore road progress, with cooperation from state highway departments and the Bureau of Bells.
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Baltimore
Federal Highway Engineers
Poor Roads Hamper Farmer From Grabbing Market Skew
The article notes roads hinder farmers from exploiting price swings despite modern wire communication and real time market news. It argues bad roads waste effort to inform producers about pricing peaks and delays goods reaching markets.
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Asi
United States
Money to Improve Highways
Counties and states allocate over 1 billion dollars for local road improvements. The article stresses highways as essential national infrastructure to boost economy, support interstate commerce, and strengthen defense.
Weeds and Roads Dominant Themes in Agricultural Note
A fragmented article discusses weeds as a major farm problem due to lack of field monitoring and weed identification. It argues that Joy Riders on Farms and city dwellers poor roads are shifting toward service oriented road planning to boost access to markets and cultivate uncultivated lands.
Rann-dom Reels By HOWARD L. RANN
Rann discusses bread pudding in a humorous column noting a housewife’s frugal approach often harms diners. He ponders generations of bread pudding and the social dynamism of a new husband facing unfamiliar life lessons in marriage.
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Rann-dom
Howard L. Rann
Klin
Bread pudding and marriage law in a kitchen farce
The text humorously describes bread pudding as a marital test and its social costs. A wife’s culinary excess causes tension as husbands endure the dish and court costs, with asides about misused bread and decorative rabbits revealing a satirical domestic scene.
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Heromes
Bette
I envy the worker who stays at his post
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest laments the urge for easy wealth and emphasizes the value of steady labor. The speaker admires those who toil in their gardens and fields, noting envy toward the idle who avoid effort. The poem cautions that gold and roses come only with work and perseverance.
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Edgar A
Guest
Dream Acorns Split Rystic World Of Doom Or Dawn
A long column debates dream meaning of acorns from night visions. Optimists view acorns as a sign of wealth, success, and rising fortune, while pessimists warn of poverty and fault. The piece cites conflicting schools and ends with a satirical jab at doctors and critics.
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Mother's Cook Book recipes and pudding tips
A 1900 Waxtorn newspaper clipping presents Home Kitchen desserts and breads. It includes Almond Pudding variations Butter Jam Pudding Bordeaux Pudding and Chocolate Pudding with step by step mixing, baking and serving notes.
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Waxtorn
Newspaper Union
Wonder and Sleep Inspire Daily Wonderment
A reflective exhortation on wonder at nature and the heavens, urging daily inquiry and reverence. It contrasts the vastness of the universe with personal growth, then shifts to the restorative power of sleep and the return to strength and wit. The piece emphasizes wonder as a guiding mindset before nightly rest.
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