Falkenberg Delivers Cleveland Loss in Philadelphia Victory
In a key American League contest Falkenberg earned his first Athletics win by driving in the winning run with a two base hit in the seventh as Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 3 to 1. Meckless baserunning hampered Cleveland early and the game featured postponements in other matchups. Elsewhere New York beat Boston 2 to 0, Chicago topped Philadelphia 6 to 5, and Cincinnati defeated Boston.
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Australian champion Les Darcy fights for recovery after illness
Nempins Tennessee May 22 Following a sinking spell at 5 o clock this morning when it was thought the end had come Les Darcy the Australian middleweight champion suffering from rheumatic fever and a complication of diseases continued to show improvement all afternoon and tonight his attending physician could be had the best chance for recovery that he had at any time during the past four ages.
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Wolf's Comet Seen In Fall Near Cambridge
Harvard College Observatory reports additional observations of Wolf's comet by Professor Barnard of Yerkes Observatory. The comet will be visible in the northern sky through small telescopes until September. Barnard noted the May 12 position: right ascension 21h 1m 1.87s, declination north 15° 43′ 22.2″.
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Women and Girls Demonstrate Farm Tasks in England
Goldaming England May 7 Correspondence of the Associated Press Women and girls from across the country gathered at a farm work exhibition that impressed old farmers with their plowing milking and task demonstrations. Cement workers at Oglesby Illinois win an eight hour day.
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Zemo advertised as skin remedy for pimples and eruptions
An advertisement touts Zemo as a safe antiseptic liquid that clears acne eczema itching and rashes, claims overnight improvements and instant relief for itching, with prices shown as 4S and $1.00 for extra large bottle. It asserts the product cleans without staining or greasiness and is safe for tender skin.
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Hearings On Rail Freight Rate Increase Under Way
Washington May 23 Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings on a 15 percent freight rate rise proposed by railroads. A broad schedule allows shippers and public utility and railroad commissions to present views. Hearings last three weeks with a decision expected before July 3, the deadline for the proposed increase.
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King Cultivating a Potato Patch in Windsor Park
King George VI has been spotted most afternoons in Windsor Park cultivating a potato patch he started under the general allotment scheme. Princess Mary owns an adjoining allotment and the royal youngsters are said to spend time there on the vegetable plot.
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British woman to address meeting in Kansas City
Miss Mary Macarthur secretary of the British Women's Trade Union and ten English labor commissioners now in the United States have been invited by the National Women's Trade Union to speak at the convention of the league in Kansas City June 4-9. They are here to discuss labor status in both countries and potential cooperation.
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Right of Way for Food Bill Advances in Senate
Washington May 23 The food production bill moves forward in the senate by unanimous consent for immediate consideration as parliamentarian status is granted. Senator Gore opposes attaching prohibition legislation and favors an amendment allowing the president to regulate grain for manufacturing intoxicating beverages. New foods on exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History in New York include shark filet ray flesh and edible seaweeds. Sunday baseball and theaters are deemed lawful under blue laws in Des Moines Iowa. Atlantic coast seamen wage hikes to 60 a month are noted with craft labor adjustments.
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Pantages Bill Delivers Thrilling Vaudeville Act
Ogden’s vaudeville runs down to two weeks with a strong Pantages bill opening tomorrow. Cedora headlines a daring bicycle act inside a large globe, Constantino Bernhard impersonations dazzle, and a mix of dances, sketches, and comedic numbers from George and Bue LaFerre, Vivian and Dagmar Oakland, Wilt Rawls, Ella Kaufman, and others offer lively, varied entertainment.
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Robertson Nominated for U.S. Attorney in Kansas
President Wilson nominates Fred Robertson of Kansas for United States attorney for Kansas. Lewis T. Breia of Alaska is named United States marshal for division four Alaska. Andrew I. Hute epeth of New Mexico is nominated as marshal for the New Mexico district. Wallace Idaho painters paid six dollars daily for eight hours.
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Vinol promised cure for chronic cough and nerves
An advertisement touts Vinol as a constitutional remedy for chronic coughs colds and nervous run-down conditions. It claims the product restored health and strength after illness and offers a guarantee. The testimonial mentions illness onset after several events and states the user felt much improved with Vinol.
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Vinol advertised remedy for stomach trouble
A reader reports long stomach problems and poor appetite, claiming Vinol cured him after trying many tonics. The ad asserts Vinol strengthens the stomach, tones nerves, and boosts overall health, urging readers to buy from Culley Drug Co in Utah towns.
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Tisza and cabinet resign in Austro Hungarian crisis
Amsterdam dispatch reports Hungary’s Count Tisza and the cabinet resign amid franchise reform talks. The Iron Man of Austria Hungary for years, Tisza faces arrival in Vienna to meet the king as Emperor Charles’ efforts to curb German influence unfold. Budapest telegram notes new life appointments to the Russian imperial chamber and broader political shifts.
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Beloit College names new president Brannon to lead
Dr. Metric A. Brannon, president of the University of Idaho, has been elected president of Beloit College to succeed Dr. Edward Dwight Eaton. He will assume duties on July 1.
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Fire in Navy Yard Causes Negligible Damage
Norfolk Virginia May 23 reports say a fire last night in the navy yard caused negligible damage. Published reports of an explosion in the city power plant were denied.
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Retail Stores To Buy Bonds Plan For Liberty Loan
New York May 24 retail stores to buy Liberty loan bonds via $10 certificates aimed at small businesses and wage earners. The plan deposits bonds with a New York reserve bank and issues participation certificates allowing $10 purchases in department and chain stores. Plymouth May 7 Objectors to military service confined at Dartmoor prison under a rigid diet amid protests of pampering and improved conditions.
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Police detain Ruth Lightball in alleged treason act
Chicago May 2 Police hold Ruth Lightball 40 a student at a local college after an investigation by department agents. It is alleged that on three occasions after senior class members placed the national emblem above a blackboard Lightball tore down the emblem and inserted a note claiming the war is a commercial battle backed by business interests.
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Relieve Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Ad
A vintage remedy advertises relief for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It suggests dissolving double-strength Par mint in hot water with sugar, taking a tablespoon four times daily. Claims include clearer breathing and stopped throat mucus. notes Collex Drug Co. can supply.
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