PSGOLF ASSN NAMES OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR
In Chicago on Friday the PSGOLF Association nominated officers for the next year. Fred Keeler Apawamis purchaser to succeed II Princeton, Frank J of Denver president last year, Milton of Atlanta Club Chairman, William Stauf and R Fisher among nominees. Bests Denny in Memphis bout.
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Fates Golf Association
Fred Keeler
Apawamis P
Long Island
George H. Ker
St. Louis Country Club
H. Wilter
Rookline
Mass
States Golf Association
Chicago
Omit Meat From Diet As Kidney Problem Remedy
An old adv says Americans suffer kidney and bladder trouble from rich foods. Jad Salts, a lithia grape lemon juice remedy, is promoted to purify kidneys, clear acids in urine, and ease bladder issues by taking one tabletful in water before breakfast for a few days.
Ole Miss to Start 6 Cleared Players in Turkey Day Clash
University of Mississippi will include six players who were previously barred for academic deficiencies in the Thanksgiving game against Alabama. Captain among them, Ole Miss may test Alabama as coach Noojin prepares for a tough matchup. Billy Vandegraff aims to set a place kick record, following a 66 yard try in practice. Vandegraff's father and Guernsey Yale's kicker father both played on Yale's eighties team.
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University
Ala
Noojin
University of Mississippi
Alabama
Mississippi
Ole Miss
Crimson
Billy” Vandegraff
Vandegraff
A. S. Vandegraff
Tuscaloosa
Guernsey
Yale
Confessions of a Wife Chapter Cliffhanger at Wedding Plans
In a tangled domestic scene Dick tries to shield his wife from Eleanor's hospital return and Mary’s budding romance. Mother Waverly frets over Mollie's wedding and its impact on her own life as the family negotiates church plans and family loyalties.
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Eliene
Mary
le Oally
Firene’s
Eleanor
Miss Fairlow
Margie
Mollie
Chadwick Hatton
Mater
Pete
Mother Waverly
Eliene’s
George
Lime in tuberculosis treatment advertised in 1912 journal
A 1912 Journal of the American Medical Association note touts calcium based therapy for pulmonary tuberculosis with claims of sputum clearance and healed disease. It cites Eckman's Alterative as the remedy, asserts safe non habit forming ingredients, and lists Braswell's Drug Store and Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia as sources.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
van Gleson
Eckman
Braswell
Adv Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Ope Iikans Seek Pasteur Treatment in Alabama
Twenty one people from Opelika, ten children, arrive in Montgomery to receive Pasteur treatment after bites from a mad dog at a cotton mill. Among the group are eight children from one family. their mother accompanies them and rents a small house for their stay. Efforts to meet needs are noted as Alabama education officials issue January 21 as good roads and Arbor Day observances with citizen speakers.
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Montgomery
Ala
Opelika
Department of Education
Alabama
Yale Eyes Legore Return After Harvard Game
Yale officials consider reinstating star Legore in time for the Harvard clash and then moth ball his uniform until next season. Connie Mack may pursue Legore and Willie Ritchie vows a welterweight title claim while Jack Johnson and Sam Langford draw crowd-wary interest in Canada.
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Yale
Legore
Harvard
Jack Johnson
Sam Langford
Canada
Brooklyn
Alderman
Jake Daubert
Connie Mack
Connie
Hoppe and Cochran Reach Balk Line Final
Willie Hoppe and Welker Cochran extended perfect records to four wins in the handi cap 18.2 balk line billiard tournament and will meet tomorrow night for the final. Hoppe defeated George Sutton 500 to 375 from scratch while Cochran edged Yam ada by one point with a 300 to 874 result in a tense afternoon match.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Hoppe
George Sutton
Cochran
Yamada
One Armed Hunter Breaks Hoodoo With Deer Shot
Nel Hage of St. Paul, a one armed hunter, received license No. 13 and headed to northern Minnesota. On Saturday November 13 he arrived at deer grounds and within 13 minutes he shot a 213 pound buck, pictured with his gun and the deer that broke the hoodoo.
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Nel Hage
St. Paul
Hage
Minnesota
Selma to host first Jewish Sunday school convention
In Selma Alabama on December a four day convention will be held marking the first Jewish Sunday school meeting in the state. Rabbi Isadore Isaacson of Temple Mishkan Israel said the event will feature Rabbi Morris Newfield of Temple Emanu El Birmingham and prominent southern teachers including a professor from Cincinnati Teachers College. The agenda covers teaching methods aims of Sunday school teachers plans to improve classes and grow membership.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Isadore Isaacson
Temple Mishkan Israel
Morris Newfield
Temple Emanu-El
Birmingham
South
Sant Ae
Cincinnati Teachers’ College
Women tennis champs to compete Thursday in Long Beach
Miss Molla Bjurstedt the national champion arrives for a round robin event to be held Thursday Friday and Saturday at Long Beach with Mrs May Sutton Bundy and Miss Florence Sutton also competing. George Franklin Howard civil war ordnance chief dies at his Chicago home.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Molla Bjurstedt
Long Beach
May Sutton Bundy
Florence Sutton
Chicago
George Franklin Howard
Tenth Army Corps
Zealandia Inside Limit Near Mexico Three-Mile Boundary
Kentucky officers aboard the battleship Kentucky report the steamship Zealandia was one quarter mile inside the three mile limit when boarded by a British cruiser. They confirm no nationality papers aboard but found papers at the American consulate. British officers claim Zealandia was a quarter mile outside the limit. Carranza government protests to Great Britain over alleged neutrality violation.
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Washington
Progreso
Mex
Bat
Carranza
Great Britain
Coach Ingram Holds Stiff Navy Scrimmage Before Army Game
In Annapolis on November 23 Navy faced a hard scrimmage against the scrubs as Coach Ingram and assistants shuffled line positions. Changes target ends guards and center due to Ursinus dominance last Saturday, creating uncertainty ahead of the Army matchup.
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Annapolis
Army
Ingram
Navy
Scrubs
Ursinus
Widener Will Leaves $50 to $70 Million Estate to Son
The will of P. A. B. Widener, admitted to probate, leaves an estate estimated at 50 to 70 million dollars to his son Joseph E. Widener. Joseph gains full control of his father's celebrated art collection.
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Widener
Philadelphia
P. A. B. Widener
Joseph E. Widener
America
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