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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
2
The Seymour Daily Tribune issue from Monday June 15 1925 lists publishing details and pricing for subscriptions monthly and weekly in various zones. It notes advertising representatives and a radio Bible service bureau.
A quoted Bible verse from Isaiah 61 1 proclaims the Spirit of the Lord upon the speaker anointed to preach good tidings to the meek bind up the brokenhearted and proclaim liberty to the captive.
A collage of quips from various papers via International News Service notes light humor and oddities. Snippets mention ants living long, auto totals, a Cleveland drunk, barber chairs, Berlin hotel rates, and jokes about Americans.
Zach Wheat's debut as Dodgers manager is marked by a 12 to 3 win over the Reds amid heavy hitting and celebration. The Senators outslugged the Browns 8 to 3 to close in on the Athletics, while Ruth hit his second homer as the Yankees beat the Tigers 3 to 3. Cubs beat the Braves 7 to 3 as Blades and Bell homered, and the Phillies lost 11 to 7 with Blades and Bell again. Athletics were shut out 3 to 0 by the Indians.
Seymour Reds beat the Washington Grays 6 to 5 at Seymour Athletic Park. Home runs by Huckleberry Russell and Thompson highlighted a high scoring game with three circuit clouts and a late three run inning that tied the game before Teske scored on a sacrifice fly. Hod Heller pitched in his first local appearance as fans roared. Next Sunday the Reds face the Goldberg's of Louisville at home.
Results from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and LEAGUE play show St. Paul 3 over Indianapolis 0, Toledo 11 over Kansas City 5, Columbus 12 8 Milwaukee 11 4, Minneapolis 11 Louisville 10. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 0, New York 8 Detroit 3, Washington 9 St. Louis 8. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati 3, Chicago 7 Boston 3, St. Louis 11 Philadelphia 7. THREE-league Bloomington 8 Springfield 4, Quincy 10 Peoria 5, Terre Haute 10 Decatur 8. Southern Association Nashville 16 New Orleans 3, Memphis 3 Atlanta 1, Mobile 9 5 Chattanooga 1 0. International League Baltimore 12 4 Syracuse 9 3, Jersey City 5 2 Toronto 2 1, Buffalo 12 Providence 8.
A list of baseball matchups across the league includes St. Paul at Indianapolis, Kansas City at Toledo, Minneapolis at Louisville, Milwaukee at Columbus, Cleveland at Philadelphia, Chicago at Boston, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Chicago, New York at Pittsburgh, and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
The Indiana State Medical Association warns swimming risks go beyond drownings. It urges checking water quality, using registered pools, practicing hygiene, and following five basic rules to avoid cramps, overeating swims, fatigue, and repeated drying in cold air.
Dear Friends recounts a health testimonial for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Miss Alberta Rogers of Decatur reports rapid appetite return, fuller cheeks and healthier complexion after six weeks, claiming a 15 pound gain. The ad promises 80 day use with a money back guarantee if not helped.
Epworth League plans a convention with local participants including an orchestra and male quartet provided by Hope Chapter on Tuesday June 16 at 7 50 officers Rev H A Broadwell Hope address Dr L C Jeffrey Seymour and a Sunrise morning watch at 7 0 a m led by Miss Frances Tec ker Meyer Seymour Wednesday 9 00 a m at SJ Cleman s meadow.
A sequence of devotional services and programs is listed with speakers and locations across multiple towns. Notable items include devotions led by L L Brown in Moores Hill and Dr J W McFall addressing at Indian apolis, plus a sunrise morning watch led by Rev T E Adams in Osgood.
A brief advertisement notes that buying White Rock Flour brings a bag of satisfaction, urging readers to ask their grocer. The text also mentions W. L. Federmann spending several days with his mother at Brookville and planning a visit to Cincinnati before returning.
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