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Newspaper

Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1915

Page

16

Indians Trim Wakefield In Sloppy Baseball Battle

The Odanah Indians defeated Wakefield 11 to 9 in a slow game on the local diamond last Sunday. Wakefield committed numerous errors while Odanah pitchers and batters produced the key hits, with details noting multiple innings and scorers as the narrative highlights.

Odanah Wakefield Odanah Indians Merse Ued Wak M. Kay Ironwood Harey PWL Lee Tse Phillips Hurley Weeeee Me Park Falls Bessemer Mellen Odanah Ween

Wakefield Cluley, Doolittle Highlight Rough Inning Descriptions

Wakefield Cluley out Gotch to Doo little. Osborn safe. Hart out J Grant to Doolittle. No runs. In the fifth Dennis safe on error, Dennis out, Basner struck, Doolittle out. No runs. Sixth inning features multiple safeties and errors with no score. Seventh inning includes one run on errors and hits. North inning sees two runs amid transfers. Final summary lists bases on balls and multiple hits, with time of 2:10 and multiple pitchers.

Aning J. Grant Bedell Mack Gotch E. Dennis B. Dennis H. Grant Kloon Wakefield Cluley Osborn Hart O’brien Hornbrook McKay Basner Doolittle LaPointe Greeley Greely Klean Dennis Fredrickson Basmer Grant Cleley Harm Brook J.grant Dooolittle O'Brien Baster Odamab

Right Way and Wrong Way to Hold a Book

An eye specialist notes reflections from glossy pages harm vision. He advocates a specific bookmark that eliminates glare, letting readers hold the book comfortably in any preferred position.

Price of a Kid in Cordova Shows Pompous Market Mockery

In Cordova a lad in a big apron hawks half a small kid for a peseta to a woman in the market. She objects the portion is tiny and he retorts with a comic boast about half a bull for tenpence. The lighthearted scene reflects the leisurely pace seen in Quiet Days in Spain.

Cordova C. Bogue Luffmanna Spain

Bug Bites Alarmed Them. It appears that bugs have only been

A brief note reports insects caused concern among residents as a small, unseen threat appeared in homes. The paragraph hints at early warnings and growing unease without detailing species or locations, leaving readers awaiting more specific follow up.

What He Would Paint Next

We visited an artist at the Carton building where he danced in his studio after learning a painting was sold. He exclaimed and asked what he would paint next, replying with ambition to paint the town.

Carton

Had Seen Better Days in a Rainy Night Funeral Tale

In a damp scene two weary men seek shelter in rain pipes saying the night is cooler than a barn. The room is crowded with palmed ferns and plants resembling a wedding more than a funeral as an elf darkie pays respects and asks where Mae will lay her friend.

William Miss Mae

Fragmented Phrase Reflects Newspaper Slang Era

A garbled OCR line presents a noisy snippet implying dialect speech about a blonde-haired subject. The readable core references a typewriter era vernacular and casual mockery, lacking clear event, date, or identifiable proper names to anchor a full news item.

Remarkable Record of Service in Reading Firm

Reading England corporation employs three Stevens brothers whose ages total 209 years and combined service with the company reaches 194 years. Aside from illness they have not lost an hour between them during the entire period of employment.

Reading England Stevens Illlness

The Trouble About Husbands in Trained Homes

A squarish jawed woman quips that trained husbands to close windows during rain feed birds tend gardens and care for the home leave households gloomy as they grow sickly and discouraged, casting a gloom over the house.

Caprifigs May Be Carried Over Winter

A government official states caprifigs can be stored through winter by sheltering them in a protected place and layering sand around them. This method guarantees fig growers a steady supply regardless of weather severity.

Winger

Right Age for an Actress in The Diary of a Beauty

In The Diary of a Beauty the woman narrator notes the day after which she cannot appear thirty or more years of age. The passage reflects aging standards in entertainment and social expectations of female beauty in the era.

Advice on comfort and selecting friends from a western paper

A sensible young woman connected with a western newspaper counsels readers on comfort, urging choosing shoes large enough and being careful in selecting intimate friends. Her practical guidance reflects era concern with personal prudence and social circles.

Voltairealleged caution during dinner chat on atheism

G D'Alembert and Gorcet discussed atheism with Voltaire, who halted them mid talk saying he did not wish to risk harm. He asked Walt to keep guards down as his servants left with drawn weapons.

Voltaire D’alembert Gon- Gorcet Walt G. L. Cheever

Outward Bound A Seeker Sees Opportunity Behind Him

An assertive young man asks for a job and the capitalist points out the position is right behind him. The brief exchange underscores a candid, opportunistic hiring moment.

You will make no mistake if you insist on being served

A terse line stating a preference for Edelweiss as the required beverage, implying a strong instruction or slogan to choose that brand to avoid error. The remark centers on expectations around service and brand choice without additional context.

Wakefield area farm for sale with home and equipment

40 acre farm half a mile south of Wakefield with 30 acres cleared. Will sell by 5 10 or 20 acre lots to suit buyer. Two story house and two Wakefield lots with barn and outbuildings. Three horses one cow and cart wagons sleighs harness and many farm implements. Information contact Jacob Kuligowski Box 268 Wakefield Michigan. 5-15-6-15.

Wakefield Jacob Kuligowski Mich

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