Winter Golf's Pleasing Institution and Seasonal Play
The article discusses winter golf's appeal and a cycle from October to April. It notes Termice Travers resting to build form, Yeenid Kirkey's limited play outside April, and Phil Carter's winter success at Pinehurst with reduced activity after April. It suggests brief winter play might help, but winter routines risk fading by spring.
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Iva
Chacoplonehiy
Termice
Travers
Kirkey
Kirkby
Phil Carter
Pinehurst
California Football Association Insures Players Against Injury
The California Football Association plans mutual protection for league players to cover medical costs from injuries during games. The program provides compensation up to 850 dollars per player for injuries sustained on the field and will be administered through a designated committee and participating teams.
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California
MutMal Protection
Lairenes
Howards
California Football Association
Young Schaefer Poised To Follow Father In Billiards
The article notes Jake Schaefer as a rising talent in billiards, likening him to his father Willie Hoppe, a renowned cue artist. It highlights Schaefer's early feats, the influence of Hoppe, and expectations that the younger Schaefer may reach his father’s heights in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Schaefer
Willie Moppe
Schiefer
Toon
Little Pickups of Sport Show Early Signs of Change
The column notes varied sports scenes from bicycle riders to amateur athletes, hinting at money in minor leagues and the shift in fan interest. Mentions Milwaukee, New York show traits, Harvard and Yale football ties, and a Pittsburgh club eyeing preseason trades while the American League era looms.
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Macon
Tay
Bulwry
Joffre Succeeds as Allied War Council Leader
The veteran French commander Joffre has been chosen to head the allied war council leaving the field command in the hands of General Nivelle. Observers hail him as the premier military organizer of France, noting his reforms and pivotal role at the Marne and in modernizing the army.
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the Marne
Nivelle
Allien
War Council
Joffre
Verdun
Allied War Council
Napoleon
Haupthal
Cuesar
George Washington
Marte
Wid
Dotfre
Hindenburg
East Prussia
von Falkenhayn
von Moltke
Kaiser
Germany
Douglas Mary
Wrench
Ruada
Nicholas
Alexie
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Count Cadorna
the Somme
France
Pau
Foch
Somme
Jofre
Higher Council of War
Joffre the
Monts
Chamerat
Millerand
Poincare
Marne
Diamlas
Roberts
Marneis
Great Britain
Kitchener
Veteran Digs Own Grave in Alton Cemetery
Dana B. Watson a Lynn man Civil War veteran aged thirty four prepared his own grave in Alton New Hampshire weeks before his death He completed the grave with cement and a wooden cover then returned to Lynn where he told friends he expected only a short time longer He later died of heart disease and his body was shipped home to be buried honoring his wishes Also noted is a probate detail about a legacy of $1 000 for a pet.
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Lynn
Sentenced to Take a Bath in Water in Huntchinson Kans
Judge R P Wilson reduced a $100 fine for G T Empoy eighty one years old to a bath in water after raters found eighteen quarts of whisky in the man s house, citing the defendant s age.
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Huntchinson
Kan
R. P. Wison
G. T. Empoy
Fowl Robbery Strikes New York Pigeon and Canary Trade
thieves entered Valentine Looach's third store and stole 650 pigeons and 180 canaries valued at 1500 dollars in a bold poultry heist reported from New York City. authorities investigate possible accomplices and review security footage.
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New York
Valentine Looach
Tramps Snow on Wager in Appleton Footwear Stunt
In Appleton Wisconsin a man named Abbis Branger walked barefoot around a city block to win a wager as the weather hovered near freezing. He earned one dollar. The item also notes that rust can be removed from steel by soaking in sweet oil for a day then rubbing with lime. A British patent describes tanks attached to a cable to aid a vessel in rough water.
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Appleton
Wis
Hero
Abbis Branger
Was Hogs Difficult to Control
A historical note explains hogs are hard to contain once they escape. Even strong fences can fail if holes exist or are too light, and hogs will push through or find weaknesses. Irregular feeding makes them restless, prompting outdoor exploration. Keeping hogs content at home saves time and patience.
Treating Hogs With Worms Prescription and Advice
A 100 pound pig should receive Santonia five grains calomel two grains areca hut two grains sodium bicarbonate one dram, with a twelve hour fast followed by a middlings slop and a wheat bran mash that evening to flush the bowels. Gather and burn expelled worms as worms signal disease.
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Santonia
Areca Hut
Enroll French Women to Aid France
Paris announces the formation of a women’s committee led by Mme Boutroux to enroll women volunteers for national service. The appeal asks for names, aptitudes, and available time to support a planned nationwide enlistment and future offices will open to organize women for possible roles.
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Paris
Mme. Boutroux
Byrdlling
France
Fly Flew Home After Unloaded Rifle Scare
West Milford New Jersey John Fly pursued a black bear for over half a mile. The bear halted and Fly found his rifle was unloaded. He sped home at record speed. The bear gave chase briefly before turning away due to the pace.
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Fly
West Milford
N. J
John Fly
John
Eyesight Returns for May Man After Street Walk
In Brownwood Texas Mr Lawdon of May town suddenly regained full eyesight after years of blindness. A prior injury had left one eye blind and the other almost useless until doctors removed the injured eye and operated on the other. While walking the eye regained full vision, allowing him to see 200 yards clearly.
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Brownwood
Tex
Mr. Lawdon
May
Taken From Exchanges Brings Curious Factoids
A collection of miscellany notes states coffee production could reach 210 billion cups daily, a meteorite weighed 640 pounds, a Washington Interior Building costs about 2 million, and amethyst is the mourning stone per etiquette. It notes global oil, cork, and timber topics with years ahead.
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Department of the Interior
Washington
Colts Respond to Feeding for Weanling Growth
A historic feed guide notes that colt growth hinges on abundant nutrition after weaning. It cites French Percheron breeders giving up to ten pounds daily of bran and oats to weanlings to build a large frame and muscle. The writer favors bran meat oats with corn and high quality hay over fattening, recommending clover or alfalfa and a corn to oil mix.
Feed Mix Proportions for Winter Hay Based Diet
A historical note outlines a fodder recipe using five parts corn three oats two bran and one all meal. It suggests feeding at least five rounds of this mixture in the first winter and increasing to seven or ten pounds as winter progresses, aimed at draft ancestry for market.
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Wallace
Feeding alfalfa to swine hay rack design tip
A historical note explains how to feed alfalfa to hogs without waste. Build a movable rack with solid boarding and uprights, spaced to let hogs pull hay through. ensure a light frame for mobility and a broad bottom to prevent tipping.
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Polytechnic School
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