Heat VUI MUL th THE PUGRER
The Associated Press reports on a heat event affecting Multh the Pugrer with disruptions noted. Officials urged caution as temperatures remained high and advisory measures were in place across affected regions.
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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
1
The Associated Press reports on a heat event affecting Multh the Pugrer with disruptions noted. Officials urged caution as temperatures remained high and advisory measures were in place across affected regions.
The article reports on baseball scores from Aug 30 including Detroit at Philadelphia 8 to 7, Cleveland defeating Washington 8 to 3, and Boston beating Chicago 4 to 0. It notes heat and injuries affecting Philadelphia, pitchers used, and a five-number lecture course planned by the Morrison-White Lyceum bureau starting October 26 with the Morox Woman's club handling tickets.
Announcement states Dr A Eimes moves his offices to the Smith Ries Building with reception in Twin Falls Clinic. Office phone 136, residence 126. Also notes highest cash price paid for poultry by BT Louis. Aug 30 Brooklyn and Chicago baseball game summaries follow with details on scores and players.
A Brixton veteran recalls battlefield scars while a curious stranger probes his nose indentation. The exchange erupts as family members tease about marks from France. A later note recounts Emory Flint’s kidnapping and a chaotic scene with a pistol and a dash of humor. The piece also reflects on Scotland and England’s union and historical church splits.
A character remarks that a street lamp offers brighter light than the speaker, yet protests not resembling a Chinese laundryman. The tone hints at a humorous, guarded cross cultural impression in a dated vernacular.
Philadelphia babies cry as street vendors face harsh words from City Club attendees. Vendors described as an abomination to the peace of Philadelphia. The Ledger notes doctors discussed farming women and husbands questioned overtime work and family doctors keeping it.
A Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound ad claims the product darkens gray fading hair naturally and quickly. It asserts millions of bottles are sold annually and promotes a youthful look after one or two applications. The piece also bundles local market notices and court reports about fines for speeding and other matters.
New York Aug 28 The New York Yankees likely will be without Babe Ruth for about ten days as his right arm remains infected from an insect bite, according to his physician.
A fragment mentions a cut of three inches in the arm and an infection believed checked. Ruth watched the game from the bench in a sling today.
Dr A Tacoa reports sunlight does not kill the germs of tuberculosis after many days. The observation concerns consumptives at Laesange, Bwitgor- Inad, noting no apparent reduction in the badlife of the disease despite exposure.
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