Baseball in schools and college ball policy moves
Sports items note Harry Carlson urging high schools to add baseball, college coach policy talks with major leagues, and trainer Spike Dixon’s Illinois pine tree tale. Also covered are Ted Del Guerrio’s $19 000 signing, Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth banter, and Mexico’s six million peso purse plan for next winter racing.
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New York
Harry Carlson
Colorado U
Dwayne
Spike) Dixon
Marquette U
Champaign
Ill
Dixon
Illinois U
Spike
Bear Mountain
N. Y
Bill Alcott
Doc” Sweeny
Bill
Ted del Guercio
Newark
N. J
Red Sox
Durham
Mexico
Hippodromo de Las Americas
Cobs Added To Cattle Diet To Stretch Corn Supply
Wooster Ohio August 23 America’s livestock farmers may use corn cobs to stretch the corn crop for more beef and pork. Ohio State tests show cob meal can substitute for shelled corn at about half value by weight. Experts say cob use could ease shortages expected before 1946.
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Wooster
America
Ohio State Agricultural Experiment Station
Nature
Paul Gerlaugh
Animal Industry Department
Lyman Peck
American Feed Manufacturers Association Nutrition Committee
Extinguish Fire At Southern Cafe In Berryville Va
A small kitchen fire at the Southern Cafe in Berryville Virginia was quickly controlled by the John H. Enders Fire Company after three blasts on the siren. The blaze started in the kitchen flu and posed a risk to the Battle Town Inn property housing apartments and businesses.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Battletown Inn
Grove Appointed Scoutmaster for Berryville Troop 18
George W. Grove, Berryville High School staff member and Clarke County Wildlife Club organizer, was named Scoutmaster of Troop 18, Berryville by the Boy Scout Committee. He succeeds Bill Green, now in the armed forces.
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Berryville
George W. Grove
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Committee
Grove
Clarke County Wildlife Club
Bill Green
Armed Forces
Americas Favorite Poems booklet advertised for public poll
A Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau ad promotes a 48 page booklet titled Americas Favorite Poems. It claims national public polls selected poems to be loved across the United States and invites readers to mail fifteen cents postpaid with their address to Washington D C for a copy.
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The
Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
Washington
D. C
Don’t Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH
Don’t be embarrassed by slipping false teeth. FASTEETH is a non acid powder you sprinkle on plates to keep teeth firmly set, providing security and comfort with no gummy taste. Available at any drug store.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Babe
Boyce & Clarke County
Hill’s
Hill
Sas
Pks
Baby Walker
Pottie
Cello
Winchester
Washington, D. C
Fhotaanna
West Sie
Baker’s Drug Store
Piua
Reddy
Reddy Pea
Eos
J. J. Newberry CO
Winchester Furniture Company
South Main Street
Dial
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