Porpoise Byproducts Marketed For Oil And Fertilizer
The article notes porpoise body oil yields thirteen to fourteen gallons per animal and sells for far less than the head oil. Carcasses are processed into fertilizer, with prices estimated from $900 to $1,200 per barrel for the oil.
Venus flytrap near Wilmington mentioned as pest control plant
An old Wilmington North Carolina article describes a swamp plant called the Venus flytrap. A specimen kept in moss remains wet and swamplike, sends shoots, and traps flies with a snapping leaf that crushes them and absorbs nourishment.
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Wilmington
N. C
Uruguay Names Woman Minister Plenipotentiary Dr Clothilde Luisi
Brussels welcomes Dr Clothilde Luisi as the official representative of Uruguay, her appointment creating a stir among foreign diplomats during state occasions she attends representing the republic.
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Brussels
Clothilde Luisi
Republic of
Uruguay
Dipic
Uses for Porpoises Fuel Atlantic Coast Industry
The Atlantic coast hosts the only porpoise oil factory six miles below Cape Hatteras near Hatteras Inlet. Three fishing crews harvest porpoises six months a year using nets to catch and process them for hides, blubber, and head oil. Hides go to New Jersey tanneries, oil refin e to New Bedford for refining, and porpoise head oil oils delicate machinery.
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Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Hatteras Inlet
New Jersey
New Bedford
Mass
Real Human Salamander Chabert's Fire King Act
Chabert the Fire King performs with deadly daring and poison theatrics. He drinks visitors’ claimed poisons and swallows antidotes, then endures a 220 degree oven inside a lamb leg until cooked. The show concludes as he touches red hot metal and offers molten wax to volunteers.
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Chabert
Chickens Use Sheep as Warmth Amid Cold Snap
A farmer near Pittsburg Pennsylvania reports his chickens sought warmth by riding sheep across the yard. The fowls huddled in the sheep’s wool and pressed their feet into the backs to avoid freezing, then dismounted for corn before mounting again.
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Pittsburg
One Year's Soot in London Feature at Smoke Exhibition
The London International Smoke Abatement exhibition displayed a tall pillar illustrating the yearly soot fallout for the city. Between models of St Stephen's Tower and Cleopatra's Needle, the exhibit estimates London’s annual soot total at 76 000 tons.
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London
St. Stephen's Tower
Cleopatra's Needle
Davis says Easterly can star catcher for Cleveland
Manager Harry Davis of Cleveland predicts Ted Easterly will become a top catcher. He plans to move Easterly from the outfield to behind the plate and says the player is a natural, fine thrower, and has leadership potential.
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Davis
Easterly
Harry Davis
Cleveland
Ted Easterly
Suspension for Dave Shean Indefinitely After Club Sale
David Shean former Chicago NL utility infielder was suspended indefinitely by the Americas association bulletin issued by President Chivington for refusing to join the Louisville club he was sold to. He was dropped at Louisville during the club’s southern training trip and previously played for Boston. his home is Arlington Massachusetts.
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Louisville
David Shean
Chicago
Americas Association
Chivington
Shean
Louisaville
Boston Nationals
Arlington
Mass
Cotton States Venture in New Orleans Falters
The Class D Cotton States league failed to support a New Orleans team. Franchise holder Gene Demontreville reports losing 2500 dollars and plans a transfer. Laurel, initially awarded Yazoo City’s franchise, may be asked to assume the team.
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Cotton States
New Orleans
Gene Demontreville
Laurel
Yazoo City
Bates Turns Tables as Waiter in Record Run
Johnny Bates shows surprising skill as a waiter with few at bats in the records. He racks up sacrifices and a barrel of Dases on bails, while his A B s average under three to the mire in a curious season note.
Baseball Notes From The Baseball World
Hank O'Day smiles more now and Milwaukee sends Weidell to Wausau. Harry Davis of the Naps notes small gains. Gus Dundon signs with Wheeling. Deardorff released by Fort Worth. Latham temporarily catching. he is an U S league umpire. Wiser named Beatrice playing manager. Wayne buys Loudell Fenfer and Dobbins from Providence. Graney replaces Butcher in Nap lineup. Boston likely to finish ahead of Brooklyn and St Louis. Coulson sent to Newark. Oscar Vitt in love with Detroit as home. McInnes improving. Phelan wins Eddie Grant’s corner for Cincinnati. Connie Mack keeps Derrick on the Athletics. Shields among wealthiest players. Cardinals leader alleged to draw $100000. Terry Turner’s arm troubles lighter this spring.
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Harry Davis
Naps
Wheeling
Gus Dundon
Lincoln
Fort Worth
Charley Deardorff
Arnie Latham
Gus. Wiser
St. Joseph
Beatrice
Port Wayne
Loudell
Fenfer
Dobbins
Providence
Nap
Jack Graney
Hank Butcher
Kling
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Bobby Coulson
Newark
Germany
Bobaefer
Oscar Vitt
Detroit
James Shields
Cotton States
South Atlantic
Cardinals
Terry Turner
Cleveland
Terry
Ideal Training Camps for Big League Baseball Teams
The article surveys managers and players on ideal training camp traits in clubs like the Giants Pirates Red Sox and others. It cites Hot Springs Alexandria La Macon Ga and March Texas as examples, notes climate hotel quality population amusements and gate receipts as key factors. suggests a blended site with climate water hotel and good facilities.
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Beca
Fred Clarke
Pittsburg
Bill Dahlen
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Alexandria
McGuire
Macon
Murphy sizes up Ty Cobb in lavish praise
Danny Murphy compares Ty Cobb to a flawless all around player. He praises Cobb's hitting throwing fielding and speed and says Cobb is the best he ever saw keeping teams anxious with Cobb on base.
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Murphy
TY Cobb
Danny Murphy
T. Raymond Cobb
Dan
Tyrus
Danny
Athletics
Cobb
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Weidell
Wausau