Wesleyan Hannon Football Plan Seeks Early Start After Rest
Wesleyan prepares for a delayed practice under Frank Mount Pleasant as players rest after the season. A schedule includes a January 35 game at South Bethlehem against Eastern foes and three games with West Virginia University. The team aims to build strength for a hard trip and a likely strong showing this year.
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Hannon
Mall
Frank Mount Pleasant
South Bethlehem
Clace
Mount Pleasant
West Virsitia University
Davin-Ellot Dolla
Fairmont Young Binns Gheistian Association
Federal League Drops Walter Johnson Signing Talks
President Gilmore of the Federal League announced the talks to sign Walter Johnson have ended. Johnson demanded 100000 dollars for a five year contract at 20000 dollars per year with the full amount placed in a bank to secure payment regardless of the league's fate. He preferred Washington but would join the Feds if the deal could be lucrative.
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Gilmore
Feds
Johnson
Washington
Mrs McClain Describes Experience With Droup
Mrs McClain recounts her boy Ray's illness and relief after using a remedy for droop. The account suggests rapid improvement and emphasizes ease of use and quick second relief for the child. The text appears to be a testimonial style note from a mother about a medicinal product.
Our Mutual Girl Chapter 42 Surprises in Paterson
Ralph Hamilton inherits conditions from his uncle and must survive a year to avoid forfeiture. Margaret believes in him as Governor Fielder and Mayor Fordyce invite her to the parade of sick workers. She visits Paterson with Aunt Abbie and later disguises herself to foil a plot at Ralph’s plant, narrowly escaping danger with a gunshot to the switchboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hamilton
Paterson
Margaret
Ralph
Fielder
New Jersey
Fordyce
Abbie
Wouldn't They Put Up A Great Fight
A gleeful catalogue of gridiron “evil” teams lists German, Trish, and others with players from Navy, West Point, Tufts, Wisconsin, Princeton, Yale, Notre Dame and more. The piece mockingly imagines a brutal clash turning football into gore and thrills across a composite roster of colleges and universities.
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Trish
Overesch
Navy Soak Bs
Isc
Wisconsin
Melkeéany
Andi J. Schwenk
Muhlenberg Fitzgerald
Notre Dame Fi
Trenkmann
Princeton
Conroy
Yale
Magemeyer
University
McLaughrey
Westminster
President Wilson backs Red Cross Christmas Seal drive
In a White House letter today to the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis, President Wilson expresses strong support for the Red Cross Christmas Seal campaign. He notes that all White House and many government letters will bear the seal for four weeks to boost anti tuberculosis fundraising nationwide. Over 115 million seals are on sale across the states, Hawaii, the Canal Zone, and Vera Cruz.
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Washington, D. C
Red Cross
Wilson
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
White House
Charles J. Hatfield
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Ths
Union
Nevada
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Vera Iri
Local Visitors and Inquiries Across Salem Area
Amos Morrison and son from Grass Run visited Salem on Saturday evening. Harvey Goodwin hosted at the Lynch grandparents home in Valley View. Lynch and Thompson attended business matters in Salem. James Scott from Clarksburg visited Justus Matthey and rabbit hunting noted. Rabbits abundant. shotgun use cited as harming local business. Paul Anderson, Goodwin School teacher, left for Littleton and returned Sunday. Walter Lynch under treatment for grippe at Valley View Farm.
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Bristol
Amos T. Morrison
Paul
Grass Run
Salem
Harvey F. Goodwin
Hiram D.lynch
Valey View
B. Thompson
Hiram D. Lynch Werche
James Scott
Clarksburg
Justus Matthey
Paul Anderson
Goodwin
Grnad Run
Littleton
Walter F. Lynch
Jagrippe
Valley View Farm
Jules Matthey
Hin Weal
Harve Fletcher
Directors Meeting Reports On Company Development At Pricatown
A Dorn Ginxoi company directors meeting dated November 111 notes receipt of reports from A V Parks CW Selver and A William Wolf who visited the leases at Pricatown. The board reports the current condition to be the best since the organization of the company and cites recent development of the adjoining company as a positive factor.
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Dorn
Ginxoi
A.V. Parks
CW. Selver
William Wolf
Pricatown
Privetown
Porter Palla
Wy Va
Ccep
T Will
Bel
Amary
Muded
Doman
Tometer
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Ies
Federal League
Walter Johnson
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Tovar
Belvidere
Tha
Manoa
Beecham
Solora
District Court of the United States
Virginia
Vincent Mentrovich
Bankruipt
Vincent Mestroevich
Mt Clare
ofHusélnon
Vinca Mentrovich
W. Drang Stout
Biagio Merendino
meaTor
Tra L. Swiger
A. It Swiger
Deomaed
Charles Schutte
Livya Wattiane, Jr
Worthy Ward
R. L.ward
Charles Lanam Murely
B.A. Banharm
Cinrenge Childers
Eid Tame Childers
Nfavitn
James M. Nusum
Wiliidra
Nurum
Allen V. Fittro
Shmuel Mittro
J. Worthy” Ward
Charlon
H. Green
G. O. West
Willian
F. West
Thomas M Combs
Hinnah
J. Wagner
Clara D. Fortney
Archie
Fortney
Ray'a, Strother
Harris County
West Virginia
Switzerland
Brown
P. A
Jimmy
P.A
Prince Albert
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco.co
Winston-Salem, N.C
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