Fate of the Robber Theme Verse for June 30 1925
A religious verse from Isaiah 17 14 is presented for Tuesday June 30 1925 warning of treachery and divine judgment. The text emphasizes trouble at evening and ruin by morning.
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
2
A religious verse from Isaiah 17 14 is presented for Tuesday June 30 1925 warning of treachery and divine judgment. The text emphasizes trouble at evening and ruin by morning.
A collage of witty, often misspelled quips from various newspapers mocks modern life. Jokes range from dental woes and rain gear to drumbeat political lines and social foibles, ending with a barber shop ad and a flour slogan.
An old advertisement touts the tarkroot method for removing wrinkles in minutes. It describes applying a powder with lemon juice to the face, promising immediate, safe results and a refreshing sensation. The claim notes the effect surpasses expert massage and costs under three cents per treatment when bought in the original package.
Harry Waller Morton, a colored man, reportedly won 35 to 100 dollars at a Seymour craps game after arriving in Columbus. He was arrested on a January warrant for support failure, arraigned before Judge Donaker, and later sentenced to months at the state penal farm with suspension and a weekly 80 cent payment plan.
June 30 Paris reports a liver butterfly method using liver from any animal. Slice and brown in butter, wrap half cooked slices in oiled paper or bacon, garnish with shallot and parsley, wrap securely and cook over moderate heat, then serve in pea paper.
American Association games saw Indianapolis and Columbus rained out with Milwaukee 7, Minneapolis 6, Louisville 6, Toledo 2, St. Paul 9, Kansas City 4. American League results: Washington 4 Philadelphia 1, Detroit 4 7, Cleveland 1 4, St. Louis 5, Boston 10 New York 5. National League: Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 1, Boston New York called on rain. International League: Kinffalo 9 Rochester 8, Jersey City Reading on wet grounds. Three League: Decatur 5 Bloomington 4, Evansville 17 Peoria 4, Springfield 2 Danville 3, Terre Haute Quincy postponed.
In Nashville and Little Rock Nashville 6 Little Rock 6 Mobile 6 New Orleans 3 Memphis 16 Chattanooga 5 Atlanta 6 Birmingham 5 Western League Omaha 7 Des Moines 6 Denver 5 Laiola 2 Michigan Ontario Bay City 5 Saginaw 0 Hamilton 5 London 4 Kitchener 5 Flint 2
The American Association lists matchups including Indianapolis at Toledo Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at St. Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Philadelphia at Washington New York at Boston Pittsburgh at Chicago Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
The Pirates beat the Reds 8 to 1 in the National League while the Giants and Braves were rained out at the Polo Grounds. Coveleski pitched the Senators to a 4 to 1 win over the Athletics to cut the lead to a half game. Gray suffered his first loss and shares nine victories in ten starts. The Yankees failed to string two wins as Boston hammered New York 10 to 4. Tigers rose to .500 with a sweep of the Indians, 4 to 7. Dawes pitched poorly.
Lost: One 45 foot diameter 14 foot high Indian mound near Madison. J Arthur MacLean of John Merron Art Institute U Indiana laments no reward as earth was hauled away for fills by neighbors. Excavations in 1880 and 1902 revealed burials stones charcoal and stone implements. Much historical value lost.
The Browns beat the White Sox 5 to 2 with strong pitching from Magriddge and Eddie Collins two runs late. The Dodgers routed the Phillies 8 to 3 as Vance silenced the offence and Dodgers hitters pounded opposing pitchers for a high scoring win.
Indianapolis June 30 Fred Hillman 7 was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Indiana penitentiary by Judge James A Collins after pled guilty to second degree murder in connection with the February fatal shooting of William H. Sacks in criminal court here Monday.
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