UCARS It's All Your Own Tools And Have The Laugh On The Germs
A 1913 humor item by R. L. Goldberg titled UCARsET ALL YOUR OWN 10OLS AND HAVE THE LAUGH ON THE GERMS. The piece pokes light fun at tools and germs in a playful, punny manner.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
8
A 1913 humor item by R. L. Goldberg titled UCARsET ALL YOUR OWN 10OLS AND HAVE THE LAUGH ON THE GERMS. The piece pokes light fun at tools and germs in a playful, punny manner.
Secretary of state plans a pre Senate briefing on a broad world peace program. He aims to submit treaties that compel arbitration of all disputes and prevent armament buildup while a commission reports. The approach echoes Taft era efforts but seeks universal participation and stricter controls.
Associated Press reports Samuel J. Graham of Pittsburg has been chosen for an assistant attorney general post to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of W. H. Lewis, appointed by President Taft.
In Southern League action Chattanooga won 7 to 6 at home while Nashville pounded Atlanta 16 to 9. Memphis and New Orleans battled to a 9 to 3 game called after darkness. Montreall beat Baltimore 28 to 6 in the International League. Providence battered Worcester. Jersey City topped Toronto. Dallas beat Austin 2 to 1 in the Texas League. and other results include Kansas City over Columbus and St Paul over Toledo in the American Association.
New York April 23 The baseball players fraternity will not act unless asked by Cobb and Navin and then only as mediators President Fultz calls the dispute a private business matter and says the organization will not pressure either party while upholding players contracts.
In Binghamton New York on April 23 Battery C First Field Artillery received a rating of 100 percent in the annual U.S. regulars inspection led by Captain Corey and Lt Colonel Hines. Officials say it is the highest score ever attained in the United States.
John Brown who runs a milk depot and creamery at Jefferson and Church streets was fined $10 or 20 days in jail after being arraigned in the recorder's court for selling milk below legal standard. Chief inspector Dr F R Harsh testified the milk lacked butter fat and was largely water. the $10 fine was paid.
Baseball results from St Louis Boston Cincinnati New York and Philadelphia detail scores R H E for both leagues. Notable pitchers Camnitz Keene Curtis Leifield Tesreau Seaton Doum and Rigler among umpires with game times ranging from 1:35 to 2:49.
The Rev. James G. Mason was yesterday nominated by New Jersey prohibitionists as their candidate for governor in the upcoming fall election.
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