American League Invasion Spurs Western Start
AAL teams begin a western swing with key matchups as New York visits Cleveland and Boston plays Chicago. Vernon Gomez of Philadelphia loses his fifth decision as Mule Haas hits a ninth inning homer to beat the Athletics 8 to 7.
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St. Louis
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Associated Press
Gomez
Vernon Gomez
Athletics
Mule Haas
Bishop
Theankees
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phildelphia
Prizes Offered By Jar Company To 4-H Clubs
The Hazel Company offers prizes to 4-H Club members nationwide for superior home canning of fruits vegetables meats and preserves. Five prizes per category range from 10 to 2 dollars. Contest closes October 1 with listed entrants and rules for jar types.
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Jar Company
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Hazel Company
United States
Mildred Snyder
Hilda
Alma Orndorff
Dorothy Snyder
Margaret Larrick
Hilda Cather
Gladys, Silva
Louise Carper
Effie Luttrell
Esther Barrett
Margaret Dick
Gretta Bray
Marguarite Bauserman
Virginia Headley
Louise Graves
Marie Pifer
Stella White
Jesse Smith
Pauline Glynn
Charlotte Hottle
Mozelle White
Dorothy Pifer
Olive White
Lorraine Bayliss
Helen Lamp
Harriett Adams
Caroline Foote
Driving Across by Louisa Meigs Green
A travelogue following a southwest crossing from Salt Lake City through Idaho to Oregon and Washington. The narrator extols Salt Lake City’s irrigation and landmarks, recounts the Oregon Trail era, and describes panoramas from the Snake River to Multnomah Falls, ending with the boast to readers that they have now "Driven Across."
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Louisa Meigs Green
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Northwest
Snake River
Buhl Idaho
Boise City
Senator Borah
Ontario
Oregon
Blue Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Lewis and Clark
Sakajaweah
Oregon Trail
Pendleton
Virginia
R. E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Umatilla
Columbia River
Mount Hood
Dalles
Hood River
Frederick County
Rowena
Multonomah Falls
Horstail Falls
Portland
New York City
America
Seattle
Ranier National Park
San Francisco
Yosemite
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Dunn Woolen Company Secures Two Month Production Run
Dunn Woolen Company reports a two month order for wool cloth keeping its Martinsburg and Bunker Hill plants operating around the clock. Thomas L. Dunn cautions about possible delays but says current order ensures continuous 24 hour production and notes expectation of potential additional orders by then.
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Dunn Woolen Company
Martinsburg
Bunker Hill
Thomas L. Dunn
Dunn
Political allegiances shift reduce fear of power
A Boston Herald quip notes that men no longer dread the big stick in politics as they do the big switch, reflecting changing loyalties and tactics in state affairs.
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Boston Herald
Flying Silvertown tires mimic airplane thrill on earth
B F Goodrich introduces Flying Silvertown tires claiming 15 pound air design and safety on 55 percent of US commerce lanes. Dealer J D Cammer touts reduced skids, smoother stops, and road leveling effects on slippery or rough roads. Include a joke definition from a University of Alabama freshman military science test.
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B. F. Goodrich Com
J. D. Cammer
B. F. Ee Company
United States
Goodrich
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
University of Alabama
Indianapolis News
Police Enforce Stop Sign and Speed Laws Citywide
The police will rigorously enforce municipal stop sign rules at arterial streets and speed limits. Officers have explicit orders to prosecute violations. Citizens are cautioned on a city ordinance prohibiting lawn sprinkling after 8 p m, to be strictly enforced.
Raw Shields Wins Virginia State Singles Tennis Title
Randolph Shields of Washington and Lee University, 21, captured the Virginia state singles championship at Lynchburg. He does not play tennis on Sundays and only mails relatives after defeats, a rule he followed after winning the title. Shields was born in China, where his father was a medical university dean, and he plans to enter Harvard Medical School this fall.
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Raw Shields
Virginia
Randolph Shields
Winoe Eee and
Aeniversity Ten
Ran
Lynchburg
Shields
Frances Page
W. Nelson Page
New York
Morgantown
West Virginian
West Virginia
China
Randolph T. Shields
Shantung Christian Medical University
Tsiwan
Inversity
Lexington
Washington and Lee University
Harvard University Medical School
Ellen Page
Copeland R. Page
Winchester
Ferguson Sterling Lead Texas Democratic Primary Field
Miriam Ferguson the nations first woman governor and Gov Ross Sterling led a six candidate field for the Texas Democratic primary. The result sets Ferguson and Sterling atop the slate as the race moves forward.
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Ferguson Sterling
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Ross Sterling
Texas
Linen bulletin board ideas for kitchen decor
A nostalgic tip suggests a linen bulletin board in kitchen colors to pin new recipes from periodicals, a desired image, or a short poem. It reflects on preserving chivalry lore from the Titanic disaster and notes that newspapers may reject submissions or advertising at the publisher’s discretion.
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Stanley
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Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Teton Range
Great Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Lion House
Utah
France
Tabernacle
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Martinsburg Pike
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
U. S. Royals
Herrell Sales Corp
Ites Cane Lt
R. B. Rogers
Dellinger Bros
Ackers
Dunn Company
Churi
Noah
Ker
Anna Brady
Samuel Marris BoRnweee
Oklahoma
City Okla
Sergeant’s Sale
Bott
Lee Barr
Burwell H. Linthicum
H. W. Ebert
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Bulletin Board
Pm Org
Tsar Ee
Conoco
AZ Conoco
Ae Conoco
Conoco Travel Bureau
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