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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
2
A collage of ads and quips notes Hanford's Balsam for teething and headaches, a $50,000 prize joke about Atlantic flight, and comic vignettes about opera seats and polite strangers. It blends light humor with medicinal pitches and music notes.
A Washington scientist and natural history student pinned a fine beetle with his diamond scarfpin. The beetle escaped, flying about the library, and the diamond pin glittered from its back as it vanished through a window. Neither the bug nor the pin has been seen since.
James C. McReynolds recalls a small town Tennessee case after moving into law. A neighbor accused by a stout billsman of defamation claimed the insult as a compliment until a circus visit changed his view. The anecdote spans about ten thousand dollars in dispute and a hippo remark.
The article argues strategic missteps cost world titles, compares teams like Detroit and Philadelphia and outlines waiting games, run and hit, hit and run, and run stealing. It stresses pitcher strength, base running risk, and outfield alignment, with examples from the Athletics and Pirates.
The description recalls a first baseman McInnis making a bold double play on a shot to his right after fielding a second bound ball. He considered throwing home but chose a rapid throw to Barry at second, then chased to first and caught Barry’s return throw at the bag for the out. The reader warns others not to imitate the move.
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