Nobody Home a Riverside Village Scandal Tale
Nat, Dorcey, and Talcott drive a scheme in a river town about a village belle Eva Ward. Nat uses a staged photo plot to expose Dorsey and win Eva, while Dacre and others watch the jealous rivalry unfold as Nat schemes to reclaim his job. The tale unfolds with deception and small town gossip.
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Otek
Matt Dorney
Vance Dacre
Nevuth
Bain
Diesel
Ned Talcott
Nat
Mr. Talcott
Allen
Dent
Matt Torey
Riveridde
Chersey
Riverside
Eva
Ward
Vale
Dorsey
Dacre
Nat Dogon
Jain
Meliseler
Mr. Taleatt
Ned
Ty Dorwey
Porcey Hathoot
Eliek
Pim
Meneh
Mos
Dorsay
Dinothen
Tien Tienat
Nodoni
Mies Ward
Dorey
Ancient Ornament Bracelets and the Pun Folklore
The Indianapolis Star discusses ancient bracelets as ornaments worn by various peoples and traditions. It notes the cultural spread from Asia to Europe and the evolution of adornment across centuries, touching on wordplay and dictionary origins in a playful aside.
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Greve
Erie
Muri
Alfred the Great
Muuther
Druday Almple
Puna
Pune
Indianapolis Star
Varying University Enrollments After War Teeluning
Postwar student numbers rise at Prussian universities including Berlin and Frankfurt Main with notable female increases. Attandance at Munich and Bavaria institutions also grows while Wien and Tubingen show declines and smaller female participation at Eresburg and Pretburg.
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Berlin
Prookfortantie Main
Marturg
Tall
Mitiieh
Bavaria
Veldnibers
Tubingen
Etresburg
Pretburg
Linden
Phillies Confidence Bled Moran Signals Pennant Hope
Pat Moran expresses strong confidence in the Phillies upcoming season saying the team is in excellent shape and could win the pennant. He cites a pitching staff led by Alexander and Tixey with Lavender and Mayer, and notes young pitchers like Pitttory and Fortune earning trust. Moran plans to bolster the staff with additions and keeps an unsettled outfield, expecting steady defense from Loder, Bancroft, Byrne, and Poskort while Cooper starts at catcher.
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Pat Moran
Pat
Alexander
Tixey
Lavender
Mayer
Gexehger
Vittiry
Portane
Pitt
Morin
Phil Boss
Moran
Walker
Henry
Chaver
Ninos
Loderas Tin
Conill
Ani
Earuy
Bancroft
Tera Dawk
Brilliance Byrne
Poskort Ie
Cooper
Heldie Witting
Hank
Philadelphia
Chicago Scout Flyers Helped By Semi Pro Team
A fragmentary report notes Jack New, once a top busman for Chicago’s league, joining Joe Tinker’s Columbus association and preparing for a refined report. He will play with a central team of Chicago tile sensor.
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Jack New
First Busgman
The
Chivago American Teague Ham
Joe Tinker
Columbus
Luis
MISS NO-HIT COLONY IN YANKEES HISTORY
A historical note recalls nine pitchers who nearly no hit the New York Yankees across years as the team faced near misses. Names include Hill Wolfs Jack Chesbro Hilly Hogg Al Orth Joe Doyle Joe Lake Lot Brockett Jack Ware hop and Russellord. Rival pitchers mentioned are Pred Glade Earl Hamilton Addie Joss Home Borger Gay Morton Eddie Cheotte Ray Meester Curt Cushion, highlighting near misses and near no hitters.
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New York Yinkens
Neehit Goromy
Lone Bi
Mero Ae
Hill Wolfs
Jack Chesbro
Hilly Hogg
al Orth
Joe Doyle
Joe Lake
Lote Brockett
Jack
Baseball Notes Hint At Might On Spring Season
A scrambled scan of baseball chatter covers Ciopires shifts south to top decisions, Gallia plans, and Peieworphine rising. Mentions of Christy Mathewson, Giants, Indians in race talk, Johns, Ward, Wagner, and a youth Beaker family death wrap the noisy column in early season banter.
Minors Consider Break From National Association
International Pacific Coast and American minor leagues plan to withdraw from the National Association and form a separate body. Leadership says the big three deserve an independent organization to better suit their interests and operations. The proposal, discussed at length, aims to maintain parity with major leagues while pursuing outside influence and a potential third party status.
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Jack Eppa
Watton
Loulaville Amerioan Asociation
Clih
Tenggriom
Theae Bie
International
Pa Oltle Coast
American Associa Hootie
New Orleans
Hese Deagres
Edward Trvaw
International Ledeneling
Lontaville
National Association
Kauff Would Bat About 250 in American League Says Konft
Uvehle Jennings notes several players in the American League he believes outfielders and hitters could surpass Kauff. He says Kauff is not a strong hitter and would need to adjust to the league, while a number of Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, St Louis, Philadelphia, Washington, Boston and New York outfielders are superior.
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Marfiger
Hugh Jennings
Johnson Circuit
Uvehle Jennings
Renny Konft S
Kim
Giants
Hughie
Phere
Gutiieliders
Detroit
Chicago Lelub
Cleveland
Kauff
Benny
Ty Cobb
The Clothes Pin Triumph Over the North Wind
In a playful tale the Clothes Pins hold fast to a clothesline against the boastful North Wind and win. Fairies cheer as wind is redirected to gentle breezes for a moonlit boat ride on Woodland Pond.
Why Ruth Cried
A mother asks why Ruth cries as the child sobs about a torn bonnet. The little girl explains her dolly bonnet came undone and woke a doll, sparking the tears and small domestic distress.
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Ruth
Dolly
Bonnet
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W. G. Chapman
Hat
Phillies
GAV
Jess
White Sox
Colum
Jack Newa
Ciopires
Eee
Bert Gallia
Welentire
Peieworphine
Moose
Tarry
St. Louis
Grifth
John Henry
Nei
Christy Mathewson
Varkena
Cheveland
Brooklyn
Dispatch
Johns
Pirates
Hans Wagner
Yeang
Tris Beaker ix
Aix
National
American Association
Pacific Coast
Benny Kauff
Naughty
Taddy
Mr. Wind
North Wind
Fanny Oll
Tine
Pulitar
Dave
Talithight
Arco
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