Peculiarities Of Big League Sluggers Aboard The Bat
A rambling examination discusses left handed power versus right handed contact in early baseball legends. It weighs shoulder strength and swing potential, naming several players and pondering who would gain the most with a left handed stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovers
Banderas
Athiee & Bud
Cvuter
Soare
Collins
Raul Schor
Pep
Tidler
Maes
Witbert Robingon
Withert
Yampester
Robinson
Career of J Milton Stock in Early Baseball Turns
John Mulsten Stock, a regular third baseman, rose from local teams to the Wisconsin and National leagues. He drew interest from the Giants in 1911, spent time with Buffalo and Mobile farm clubs, then played for the Giants before a trade sent him to the Phillies in the Rober t deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulsten Stock
Tamer Fe Ware
Jule Ty Odes
Dhamer
Joe
Wisconsin
Giants
Buf- Mobile
Phillies
Lobert
Parsons Profit From War and Rising Scottish Clergy Salaries
War driven grain prices lift parish ministers salaries in Scotland by 250 to 1000 dollars this year while divinity professors face a cut of about 500 dollars. Wheat and barley prices determine the parish figures and reflect wartime profits for clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Gove
Baseball Stories and Old Pitches From The News
The column discusses Ty Cobb and Jim Corbett links with early baseball lore. It mentions Ditto of the Milwaukee Brewers and Federal League players adjusting to major leagues, with notes on Ed Collins Browns pitching and Boston Braves prospects.
Nicknames Dont Fit Cubs and Indians Name Debate
A fragment discusses nickname stereotypes for teams and fans. It notes the Cubs and Indians and references Yankee fans with Irish and German associations. The text hints at crowd chants and varying heights among players and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
Graney Shot Leads Mesvtand Team to Big Win
The Mesvtand team, led by Graney, earns a decisive victory as one player starts and others join the offense. The game features strategic substitutions and a push to break open the score. Gracey is noted as a key contributor, with the team aiming to sustain the offensive surge.
Umpire Kiem's Ire Over Yarn Causes Scene
A chaotic baseball moment erupts when Potipore Kiem rules a bad pitch on Miller. Miller questions the call, and WHIM defends the umpire amid a string of catfish taunts. The incident recalls Klem's history of ejecting players for challenging judgments.
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Kiem
Jack Miller
Miler
Potipore
Louie
Miller
Khem
Tobin Popular With Fans In St Louis Debut Star Expected
Tobin the Browns outfielder has quickly become a fan favorite in St Louis. Reports say Tobin, formerly with the St Louis Pela Fielder Jones, is a fast baserunner and strong hitter and should be a season star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
St Louis
Tolin
Browns
St. Louis
Tobin
Pela
Jones
Jonna
Rule for Official Scorers Clarifies No Double Play
National League secretary John Heydler instructs officials that an error between two outs does not create a double play. Example shows men on first and third with none out, a liner caught, ball to first, runner from third scores, but runner attempting second is put out.
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John Heydler
National League
Parish ministers' stipends fluctuate with grain prices
The text notes that like parish ministers, stipends rise and fall with grain prices, so when grain costs increase their rewards decrease.
Play Leasona Child Crime Report Highlights Savings
Ernest L. Tustin, president of the department of recreation, says juvenile delinquency fell 45 to 60 percent thanks to public playgrounds. He praises Philadelphia’s system as a model, saying it cost far less than New York or Chicago. Philadelphia spent about 1.5 million versus New York 319 million and Chicago 120 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Tustin
Department of Recreation
City Recreation Club
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Normal Eyes Scarce Finding in Parson Examination
Dr John Ranly reported before the Academy of Medicine that in an examination of 4000 parsons or 8000 eyes only eight normal eyes were found. The study titled Diagnosis of Astigmatism noted the rarity of a fully healthy eye pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ranly
Academy of Medicine
Prevent Disease in Foals Navel Trouble Linked to Unclean Quarters
Majority of navel disease cases in foals result from neglecting sanitary foaling conditions. Poor bedding and damp, dark pens foster infection. clean, well-ventilated stalls with fresh bedding for several days after birth are advised. Disinfection with a 2 percent solution and antiseptic bandages may aid healing.
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Arghat
Jeni
Stata
Daly
Alwasn
Ten Best Birds Benefiting Farm Crops in America
An article names the ten most useful birds for pest control across the United States, detailing habits and diets. It highlights the nighthawk, bluebird, killdeer, woodpeckers, phoebe, chickadee, swallows, cuckoos, sparrows, and the common chipping sparrow, noting their roles in consuming insects and aiding agriculture.
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Atitts & Ewitt
Rhone
Aldo
Mfe
Biological Survey
Horn
Isological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Wordsworth
Nsho
Amorten
Movable Pig House Described for Field Use
A cheap movable beard house for one sow and her pigs serves as a shelter. The A shaped building is feet wide and 8 feet long with roof feet, requiring about 22 feet of lumber. It has doors on both ends, leather hinges, and a movable north door for winter. A lantern hung inside provides warmth for the litter during cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emer
Emerson
Dheer Emerson
Time for Shearing Sheep and Proper Flock Care
An experienced shepherd warns against delaying shearing to late in the season. Early shearing yields heavier fleece and prevents weight loss during warm days. He also notes grass can loosen fleeces and advises trimming hooves to prevent foot rot.
Feeding the Colt and Feeding and Breeding Principles
Feeding the colt requires protein for proper development at minimal cost. Rough foods like clean mixed hay alfalfa or clover may accompany a bran oats and corn mixture. The stock type influences results, but good feeding and good breeding should go together.
Rompers For Kids A Practical Investment In Style
Rompers are doubly serviceable and a paying investment for families. The outfits are designed so a child can wear the same style and pass it down. Decorations feature playful motifs and colored figures matching the fabric.
Fabric gloves and gear aid soldiers against barbed wire
A British trench innovation features a fabric that repels barbed wire points. Made into mittens with separate finger slots, it is wire resistant, insulated for electrical shocks, and can wrap over wire entanglements to aid climbing. The material also strengthens vests or mitts to deflect shrapnel and bullets while delivering antiseptic wool to wounds.
Diverse 1900s Inventions and Health Observations Highlighted
A compilation notes quick facts on health, science, and everyday life. It mentions eye color and color blindness myths, risky tobacco knowledge, watch manufacturing complexity, compulsory military training in New Zealand, diphtheria mortality changes since 1900, windmill designs, buttonless collars, air purification devices, desert vehicle adaptations, toothbrush card racks, ground clearing machines, enhanced fire alarms, Paraguay grain oil use, a French motorcycle engine, a sport yacht powering a car, Bulgarian royal relief funding, magnetic engine shafts, and new home locks and thermostats.
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Baron Hrupp
Ttmn
Zil
New Zealand
Invention Highlights From South Carolina Phonograph Fire Alarm
Report describes a South Carolina inventor's automatic fire alarm using phonographs and telephones to alert a central operator of a blaze. It notes a mechanism with jointed strips lowering several units by a single lever and mentions an electric light reflector for direct or indirect lighting.
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South Carolina
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Wagner
Ribo
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J. Milton Stock
Blaland
Rivington Htaland
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Chattanooga
Yaho
Kelley Peter F Kelley
Boston Poweraper
Boston
Pittsburgh
Barney Dreyfuss
John Milton Stock
Parsons
Omic
Aths
Sotmae
Aik
Pest Ab
Ty Cobb
Jim
Ditto
Milwaukee Brewers
del Pratt
Eddie" Collins
Noston Braves
Knetzer
Dodgers
Feds
George McQuillan
Hele
Hemo Grob
Little Red
Reguar
Ana White
Friar Prem
Bert Bor
Peeratta
Jack Graney
Tedfarna
Buteser
Leasona Child Crime
the Farmer's
Couran
United States
Glover
Spon
Alan
Secaunots
F E.L. Boal
The
M Noyor
Edward B.clark
Photic Rapas
FIO & S
Bay Swallon
Paraguay
Eloward
Bulgaria
Postscripts
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