Trials In American League Camps Reach Many New Faces
Eight AL managers weigh a strong rookie group across clubs in spring camps. Boston and Detroit look to retain several prospects including Peacock Wagner Gaffe and Tabor for the Red Sox and Bryant and Benton for Detroit. Chicago relies on Walker Owens and Cox while Cleveland pins hopes on Meth Keller and other fresh talent. New York expects Degen, Gordon, and others to compete for spots as rosters sharpen for the season.
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Boston Red Sox
Minneapolia
Little Wack Ark
John Peacock
Charles Wagner
Henry Gaffe
Minneapolis
Michels Emerson Dickman
Dick Mid
Jim Tabor
Corbeth
Frank Croucher
Ray Cullen
Chicago White Sx
Gerald Walker
Mary Owens
Detroit
Bill Cox
St Paul
Rupert Trorpson
San Tiego
Cleveland
Ralls Hemsly
St Lou
Browns
New York Yankees
Rankira
Newark
Joe Degen
Ales Donald
Joe Gordon
Lincup
Mick
Trent NJ Fist Bose An Biull
Pklund
Vito Lam
Basuman
Pudler
Antonin
Brick Owens Plans Umpire Correspondence School
Former major league and minor league umpire Brick Owens who retired recently will run a correspondence school for umpires. He ranks the White Sox of 1918 and 1920 as the best team he saw, cites Walter Johnson and Lefty Grove as among the fastest and most deceptive pitchers, and notes he officiated over 5700 games without letting any get out of hand.
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Brick’ Owens
Brick
Owens
White Sox
Black Sox
Walter
Lefty Grove
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Johnson
Feller
Notable Sports Figures Tangle In St Paul Matchup
The piece notes Mike Gibbons nearing retirement to referee a duel between John Henry Lewis and Red Lengart in St Paul. It mentions Spig Meyers’ 1929 title shot in Chicago, Bennie Oosterbaan’s Big Ten scoring record, Mickey Walker’s career stance, and a 55 year gap in Yate and Michigan State football, with various boxing and basketball figures tied to Notre Dame and Milwaukee venues.
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Nmike Gibbons
John Henry Lewiz
Red Lengart
St Paul
Spig Meyers
Mushy Catahan
Chicago
Patella
Idaho
Bennie Oosterbaan
Alltall
Aiece
Mickey Walker
Michigan
Yate
Cherley Jones
Sammy Angott
Louisville Institute of Techenology
Wade Killifer
Jit
Siratier
Notre Dame
Mirquette
Milwaukees Auditorum
Lardwood
Baseball Trade Involving Tarun Ambers and Yankees
In a winter move the league reports a deal sending utility infielder Don Miettner to the New York Yankees and receiving Buster Minor in return. The trade also includes cash and players Bly Sullivan Ray Hughes and Ed Cole contributing to a three team exchange with the Cleveland Indians.
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Krlle Hems
Jey Veicrin
Pares
Cleveland Indians
Bly Sullivan
Ray Hughes
Ed Cole
Baseball beat: high scoring season in National League
The report highlights top performances across the National League with leaders like Roy Joining and Lem Moher among others. It notes Cincinnati and Chicago teams posting strong victories, multiple players surpassing 110 home runs, and substantial margins in games as the season progresses.
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Cory
Arraina Gay Bush
Roy
Lem Moher
Sam Cincinnal
Tralle
Gatton
Kiya T Arece Lou Feity
Hoan
Jai
Cubs
Moston
The Earth’s Tilt Drives Seasons and Heating
The article explains that seasons arise from the earth’s axial tilt relative to the sun. It notes the equator is tilted about 23½ degrees to the sun’s orbital plane, causing longer days and stronger sun rays in summer and cooler, shorter days in winter. It emphasizes high altitude air and oblique solar paths contribute to seasonal warmth and darkness.
Effect of carbon dioxide on human respiration
A writer in College Weekly states carbon dioxide greatly influences breathing. A 3 percent rise in blood CO2 can double breathing rate, while a 3 percent drop can halt breathing. Oxygen changes cause notable effects but are far less significant than even small CO2 shifts.
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College Weekly
Castle in Chit at Montezuma Castle Monument
A stone carved fortress at Montezuma Castle National Monument near Cottonwood Arizona rises from a mine stone face. The five story dwelling housed many families with ceremonies and even interments within its walls, suggesting a thousand year history.
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Chit
Montezuma Castle
Cottonwood Ariz
Clit
Watts
Hudsons Bay Blanket Trade Lines
Early ledger notes show blanket lengths used in trade with Indigenous peoples on Hudson Bay. A fur lined blanket exchanged for four beaver skins. a three and a half inch blanket brought three large blankets and one emt.
Irregular Squirrels and Galax Snaves North Carolina
Erratic behavior noted in red squirrels that rarely gather spruce cones and often waste time on useless tasks. The Galax leaf from North Carolina mountains is shipped to quarries, with galax snaves arriving after long journeys in good condition. Early industry mentions Queen Victoria sending galax sna ves to the Southern Appalachians.
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North Carolina
Cosea
Queet Victoria
Appalachians
Origin of the New York Stock Exchange under a Buttonwood Tree
The article traces the NYSE origin to post revolutionary needs and a 1790 congress bond authorization of 50.9 million dollars. It notes three early banking institutions issuing stock, the rise of a securities market, and brokers gathering under a buttonwood tree at 63 Wall Street as the exchange’s informal beginnings.
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Hock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Wall Street
the Stock Exchange
Thin Trea
How Much Man Sweats in a Day
The average person sweats two to three pints in twenty four hours when clothed at about 32 degrees. Muscular effort or unusual conditions of temperature humidity or other factors can cause markedly more sweat or less depending on the circumstances.
Columbus Appearance Described in Traditional Portrait
The account portrays Columbus as engaging and dignified with a tall well built frame and muscular presence. His long face features a squinting nose sharp eyes and white hair by age thirty, giving him an air of authority.
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Columbus
Gulls Adopt Ships The Ocean Follows Vessel Across Atlantic
Collier Weekly notes sea gulls adopting ships and shadowing their voyages from port to port. The birds ride waves by night and rest at dawn as writers describe their continued journey with the vessel, feeding as breakfast approaches.
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Atlantic Ocean
Dus
Collier
Ume
White Rose of the Mismis Ma con a qush name
Frances Slorum, a white child adopted by the tribe, was named White Rose of the Miarois. She married the chief and refused to return to civilization when given opportunity. Some descendants lived in and near Fem Ind.
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Frances Slorum
Grant Bumper on the Outs Ulysses
Grant Bumper and Charlea Sumner clash in a tense exchange about belief. A remark about Sumner’s faith provokes Bumper to quip that Sumner did not write the Bible, revealing ongoing personal friction between the two.
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Grant
Ulysses . Grant
Charlea Sumner
Sumner
Early estimates of Indian tribes in the United States
The article notes that about 330 tribal groups were counted when the land was first found by Europeans, but many were wiped out by war and conflict over time.
Rail terminology glossary from old railway segment
A compact listing of rail terms including cull coal car mineral wagon permanent way switch point freight car brake guard switchman engineer engine driver and grade crossing. It reads as a fragmentary glossary reflecting historical railway vocabulary and roles.
May Appropriate Inventions and Licenses in Public Interest
The government may appropriate a license to use an invention if it is vital to public needs. This authority exists to safeguard essential services and national welfare when private ownership hinders urgent public requirements.
Progress in Tuberculosis Care and Child Nutrition
A fragmented article discusses tuberculosis recovery indicators such as blood pressure response to cold tests, Xray findings, and the physician's outlook. It links hypertension with better recovery in some cases, notes family concern over prognoses, and highlights a method using cold-water tests to gauge improvement. The piece also covers child undernutrition causes, stressing dental infections, thyroid issues, and a fattening diet plan with high calorie additions. It includes unrelated sewing patterns and a moral quote, reflecting broad magazine miscellany.
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Nyone
Ftrest
Allah 3 Kennedy
Mountain Sanatorium
Hamilton
Canada
Kennedy
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