Greta Wilder and Wade Griscom in a fragile vow
Greta confesses love to Wade Griscom who pretends despair after a rejected proposal. Greta and Madge discuss Norma Farle influence and Grissom’s strange mood. Greta learns Wade staged an age transformation as a test and reveals a renewed confession of love after the stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greta Wilder
Madge Boyce
Greta
Holt Audiiy
Madge
Mins Boyce
Chuman
Vie Wong
Norma Farle
Norma
Wade Griscom
Ron
Tam
Griscom
Grate
Cael
Pial
Mr. Griscom
Grete
Bearcely
Milas Boyce
Wade
Miles
Wader
Fane
Woodville
Misa Wilder
Trouze
Dyea
Minn Kurle
Japan’s Rise in Cotton and Shipping Markets Spurs Pacific Competition
Reapenity notes Japan as highly prosperous with thriving chemical and cotton trades, strong munition sales to Russia, and expansive shipping industry. Government backing supports expansion, while strikes are rare and wages low, signaling intensified regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Double Barred Revenge in Wilkinggn Neighborhood
A Watsonville style report recounts an altercation where Wilkinggn claims a neighbor, Potter, borrowed a gun to kill a dog that kept him awake. The speaker insists the gun was used against his dog, prompting a heated exchange about motive and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Potter
Bouse
Weill
Wilkinson
New Sterilizing Methods in Golf and Greenhouse Practices
Fragmentary text notes steam sterilization or formalin use in eastern greenhouses and California. Mentions commercial mixtures and updated norms in medical or greenhouse sanitation, with unclear chronology and fragmented terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Three Cushion Champion Defeats De Ore in New York
George W. Moore defeated Alfredo De Ore to claim the world three cushion billiards title in New York. He kept his edge, secured the diamond trophy, and pocketed a $240 side stake plus the $2000 purse and a large bet. Despite a small stature, Moore impressed with expert safety play and precise counting from angles, becoming the sport’s smallest champion to hold the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo de Ore
New York
George W. Moore
Moore
Hie
WHEN ONE HIT COUNTS MOST IN BASEBALL HISTORY
Temple estimates show every National League game averages 3.44 at bats per player and American League 5.02. A .250 hitter in 100 games must gain 127 hits, revealing a gap of about 30 hits per 100 games between .250 and .450 hitters and about one extra hit every three games.
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Cobhs
Borakers
Jacksons
Awatemiths
Willian Chase Temple
Temple Club
Jengnon
Temple
Finland Aims to Retain Distance Running Titles
Finnish icon Hannes Kohlemainen pushes for continued supremacy in distance events. He shift focus to training Villar Kyronen, a countryman, hoping Kyronen will eclipse his own Olympic era achievements and bring world top performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannes Kohlemainen
Finland
Ns Tong
Hannes
Ing of
Villar Kyronen
Kyronen
Indian star Jim Thorpe vows to stay in athletics
Jim Thorpe declares he has no plan to retire and says sports are his livelihood. He hints at possible football coaching or baseball, and keeps open the option to play again with any team in any league while staying in Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Thorpe
Kam Dot
Tan
Sports miscellany and notes from a busy week
The column surveys boxing and golf talk and hints at football schedules and schedules. It mentions “Gunboat” Smith and Willie Hoppe, references to Portland players, and notes about spring training and reform in ball. It also covers Culver twins and Gallaudet football leadership with dated context.
Untitled Baseball Memo Teases Odd Training Ideas
A garbled note weighs humorous schemes for improving batting and fielding in baseball. Suggestions include equipping infielders with boxing gloves and tagging outfielders with a ball and chain, with quirky ideas about pitchers Grover Alexander and Dick Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herowtz
Lefleldere
Grover Alexander
Dick Rudolph
Peter
Umpire Byron’s Unlikely Tale Turns Comic
Byron the singing umpire explains his unusual career path since October. He recalls a Newark incident where, after a close plate call, a taunt about a chimney led him to vow no punishment, easing the moment with odd humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NU Byron
Umiry
Himelf
Ethan
Ant Henyers
Newark
Ataneit
Wabble of Shooters Knees in Trapehooting
A playful piece extols trapehooting as a sport that steadies nerves and offers health benefits. It suggests shooters are calm in action and that trapehooting blends sport with social pleasures while reducing physician visits.
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Sherlock Holmes
Phyw
American jockeys shine in Spain with French racing title
Frank O Neill, famed American jockey, wins the Spanish leg of the French flat racing season amid international competition. George Stern records 40 wins, William McGee claims 20 victories, and leading owner J D Coto earns about 64000 in stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Neill
Spain
George Stern
William McGee
J. D. Coto
Bir Norse
Tefldy
Vandertalt
Cardinal rookie Hornsby bought for $500 after scout finds him
The report states Roger Hornsby was discovered by Cardinal scout Bob Connery, bought for five hundred dollars, and debuted in a Hr Lonts uniform as a sensational young prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Hornsby
Cardinal
Hornsby
Bob Connery
Fairies Debate Bedtime and Duty in Cozy Parlor Tale
In a playful dialogue Mr Bun and Miss Sun discuss bedtime, work, and saving for a rainy day. The fairies chime in on staying up, tending duties, and balancing play with responsibility, amid curious reflections on happiness and the future.
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Mr. Bun
Mir Sin
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W. @. Chapman
Wittam Chase Temple
Hannes Moniemainen
Jim Thorpe Sreeno
Sporting World
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Cantera
Willie Hoppe
Eee
Columbia His
AML
Thormasrot
Pugiliate
Portland
Ealt Lake Bees
Lisbane
Rickard
Poo
Lew Darcy
Funnie Durack
Mise Mica Wylie
Austri- Hin
Page
Elgar Chore
Suleman
Culver Brothers
High School of Toledo
University of Pennsylvania
Gallaudet College
Washington, D. C
Arthur Wenger
Hay Wenger
Byron
Bill Byron
Frank O'Neill Hoade Liet
Cohi
Louis Credinale
Mr, Sun
Son
Mairten
Mr. Sun
Sun
Che
Rae
Cloud Fairies
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