davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-31

It's nice to be poor and not have
to smoke those high-priced cigarettes
that smell like the fag end of dis
tresS,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-31

When Greek meets Greek, there Is
always an argument about the rela-
tive merits of Venizalos and Con-
stantine. 'nuo-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-31

The ground floor is always laid on
sleepers, but this doesn't mean thai
sleepers get in on the ground floor
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-31

A prominent musician says some
notes give all normal people pleasant
thoughts. Bank notes are like that
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
HOME TALENT" SENNET"'S
SPECTACULAR SPECIAL

Beauty to inspire artists and
mirth to dimple the cheeks of the
world are projected on the screen
while an all-star cast is called on
to deliver an all-star performance,
Mack Sennett's "Home TALENT
and does! Sennett's pick o. le
worlds fairest is disclosed dis
creetlv but generously. 1t =
been heralded a great picture
whether judged for its comedy ele-
ments, its fantastic qualities, s
novelty photography or its nc
turesque beauty. "Home Talent"
has EN- all-with gorgeous beauty
in abundance. A masterpiece Of
art.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
Enjoys Rich Foods

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This letter is one of the many
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known druggist of Pittsburg, N.
:, first compounded the capsules
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Read advertisement on another
page of this paper C. 4. Har-
vey's auction, Friday, Oct. %.
Advertisement
P. B. Crowley of Bridgeport,
Conn.,, is a visitor in St. Johnsbury.
A report of the convention of
the National Red Cross held in
Columbus, Ohio, will be given by
Miss Lora Varney before the meet
ing of the Caledonia county chap
ter in Barton, Thursday Miss
Varney attended the convention as
delegate from Caledonia, Orleans
and Essex counties.
Following the regular meeting
of Green Mountain lodge, N. E. o..
P. Tuesday evening the members
held a card party followed by re-
freshments. The affair was arrang-
ed by a committee headed by Mrs.
w. D. Pearl. Whist prizes went to
Mrs. D. J. Hurley, F. M. Crosby,
Z. E. Wadleigh and Mrs. H. w.
Battles.
Osborne Ward, who has spent
the summer at one OF the Old VI
chard Beach hotels, is in St.
Johnsbury for couple of weeks.
After that he expects to 90 to st.
etcrsburg, Fla, where he will
spend the winter.
Entertainment at Masonic
Temple, Friday, October 28th, by
O. E. S. for members an dMasons'
families. Advertisement
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Hooker,
who recently sold their house on
Gross street, have purchased a
home in West Somerville, Mass,
where they expect to spend the
winter.
Dr.. W. 3. Fitch has returned
from a business trip to Portland,
Me.
Mrs. Ella Russell of Randolph
is spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks.
Miss May Smith of Pike, n. H.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. e. E.
Wadleigh.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
LOCALS ON PAGE 3
"CHICKENS" PRODUCES
LAUGHS A" PLEASE |

A handsome young millionaire
takes it into his head to buy a
chicken farm. Suddenly he learns
that his guardian has speculated
with his fortune and lost it all.
Thus penniless he starts out to
win back the money that has been
lost The negro chore man on
the farm places a dose of rat poi
son in the chicken feed bowl and
the young ex-millionaire feeds his
family of chickens out OF that
bowl. But instead of the animals
dying the start laying and the boy
realizes that he will soon become
rich But the mortgage OIL the
farm is held by the girl he loves.
To prove her love for him s..e
tears the papers up and both are
happy,
"Chickens", which opened two
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
Try This for Indigestion

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results l keep them in the house"
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
EATS WHAT HE LIKES
FIRST Time IN YEARS
J. A. Leblanc, of Canada Tells of Benefits Derived
From Using Jaques Little Wonder Capsules
"A Real Remedy

j. A Leblanc Verdun, P Canada, has had delightful
For the first time knows the pleasure
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Inc, heartily endorsing this effective prescription.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
days engagement at the Please

Theatre Wednesday evening a
genuine laugh-producer and Doug
las MacLean and G!adys George
make a perfect pair. The lack
Sonnet comedy "Officer Cupid
rounds out laugh-provoking pro-
gram.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-27
SAXEY0URST0MACH
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Jaques Capsule Co., Plattsburg, N.
Y.-Advertisement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
EVERS MAKES
A CONFIDENT
PREDICTION
BY LACK vEIoCK

NEW YORK. March TIN looking
for a bans-up pennant race and eK-
pect 10 see the Cubs in the thick Of 1t
from the start"
This snRppy prediction regarding
the coming National league scramble
was received today from Johnny
Evers, who IS In sunny Pasadena with
his Bruins"
Evers doesn't mince words nor
make predictions unless he feels sure
of his ground. So It is evident that
he has lot o. confidence IN his club.
TITS altogether too early to venture
an expectation az to where the Cubs
will fnish," he continued, but you
can rest assured that tho opposition
Will note US in the league.
Incidentally I'm expecting plenty
of opposition. The Brooklynz New
York. Pittsburgh and St Louis VIII
all have strong clubs in the field as
will Pat Moran at Cincinnati. 1 also
expect to see tho Boston Braves look
up under Fred Mitchell. The race isn't
going TO be Joy ride for my team.
New faces ana changes in our line
up will put new ne into the Cubs and
we will start the season in greet
shape IL present indications count.
Catalina Island, where we spent tho
first days of our training period. is
the most wonderful spot in the coun-
try for a ball club to work and in
Pasadena the weather could scarcely
be improved upon.
One long practice session daily has
proven very satisfactory so far. The
players get more out of It and avoid
the bother OF donning uniforms twice
a day.
with the pitchers coming along dne
but little in the way Of sore muscles
in camp / am certain they are con-
tended with the way things are going.
1T is good 10 be with the Cubs
again getting. ready to tight for a
league pennant 1t brings back
memories Of the good old days when
I had Tinker and Chance on either
side OF me and I'll never be satisfied
until I have led the Cubs to a cham
pionship."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
JIMMY RAY SELECTS
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

struck a beam and ought not to have
counted.
wickhorst, the smallest player IN
this final game came through He
shot four baskets himself, followed
the BAH so closely that It could not
get away from him. His playing in
thi slast game clearly showed his
superiority over Sibley the Emerson
crack. Burke. who was guarded the
entire game BY Woods. succeeded in
GLIDING this guard enough times 20
pass all around MIN and counted twice
on hts own account No amount Of
rough stun rurled him. We must
place him ahead of Sibley also. Lafcn
Of Rensselaer, vas good and together
with Harmon came very near beating
Emerson in their game.
There were Some other men in the
tournament It is hard to leave such
men as Quinlan of Emerson and POLK
OF Froebel or the team Polk did not
play the game he is capable Of. The
Brook team although playing in the
semi-fnals did not have man cara
BILE OF getting into these teams, Van
dervoort showed UP best. but he does
not compare with EgGers, StoweH, Or
Hoskins Of Whiting 81 Gielniak Of
Froebel.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
CROWN Pr.
LEGION 5
A WINNER


CROWN POINT, Ind, March Ia E
ter valiant light the American Les
ion won the basketball game staged
at Contra Music hall On Friday night
with the much Wanted South Chicag
Whales who had noised il around II
basketball circles that they thought
tho game with crown Point would lie
a good practices game. Before tive
minutes Of play when Grown Pclut
scored they knew they were up
against a real team who were their
superior in passing and team work.
However the locals had no easy time
Of it for the Whales were in the game
every minute OF play, The game was
married by unusual roughness, the
Whales being a scrappy bunch and
baked at the referees decisions when
they were in favor OF Crown Point
Each man on the local team played
stellar game and Crown Point can
feel proud Of the splendid showing tho
Legion have made. having beaten
some Of the bes. teams In this neck
Of the woods. The score at the end
or the last half was IS 10 2s in favor
or Crown Point showing that the
Whales were outplayed. although tile
score was twice lied during the game
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
WHITING PLAYS RINGS AROUND EMERSON

ners of Whiting who wanted q berth
reserved for him sure. Among others
who have signed up are the follow
ing; Handy. Hadly. Cooksey. Bache-
Tor, Grossnickle. II. and Z. Goehringer
Bates. Frenzy, Yonkers. Woods. Nell
son. Iipinski. Losher, Enright, Mill.
Gill, Meyers. Downey. Otto, Pollard and
Smith of Hammond; Ludeking, Fay,
Davis, Whalen. Clark and Quinn OF
East Chicago: Kinder. Ben, Jersens.
Checkie. Boyer and Yonkers Of Gary
and SandeI of Chicago.
Ten prizes asgregating $40 in cash
will be given TO the high men Of the
meet. There Will be four squads and
a drawing viii DO made to see which
squad each man viii bowl with. Al
games win be rolled on Alleys 1 and z
which are to be cleaned and shellacK-
ed the night before the match.
Entries Will close March 81. The
first squad will start to bowl at noon
April 10 and the last squad finish
not later than or o'clock that even
ing giving tho outsiders ample tiL1C
to catch their trains for home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
DEFEAT
E. G. DODGERS

With a good last start the Garfield
basketball team defeated the fast
Dodgers OF East Chicago Friday night
by the tune Of 22-11. At the end of
the first half Garfield lead by a score
81 1879. while the second half brought
to score Of 2z-11. Schwek Of the
Dodgers Gagged most Of the baskets for
them while the fast passing OF the
Garhelds coldnt be stopped
The Garfield team would like 70
book few more games and would
like TO have como good fast teams
scheduled. st. Cyrils and ST. Joe take
notice. we are willing to travel. Call
Z. c 1894 between and and ask
for Mike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
PRELIM BOXERS
ORGANIZE UNION

NEW ORLEANS, La. March Frs
liminary fighters Of New Orleans have
organized union end demand the pro-
moters give them $40 for each f ght in
stead of $40. Promoters say that they
are wiling to give some of the preIim-
mary boys more than $40. but should
not be forced into giving all Of them
this amount Johnny F1sse, former
bantam, Is president Of the union, and
the boys say that they Will not fight
unless they get their demands. Frank
Joret OF the Tulane club has granted
their demands. but has picked the best
ghters for the lights Monday night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
WOODS VS.. ED Ii
PINSKI TONIGHT

Ed Lipinski will try and prevent
Jos. Woods from W. Hammond from
winning the 10 game series tonight at
the McCools bowling alleys to start
at 1880 sharp. Lipinski who still holds
the junior bowling championship will
have to bowl Mr.. Batch Of Indiana
Harbor who is also disputing Lipin-
skis claim for tho junior honors.
The fans who saw Liplnski trim
Woods by six pins in the last game
OF the 10 game series viii be up early
to get a seat to see the match to-
night. Jos. Woods viii be backed up
by fans from West Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
MISS STIRLING
TO GO ABROAD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS ssRyicEI

NEW YORK. March Miss Aiexa
Stirling. woman's national golf cham
pion. viii sail from here tomorrow for
England abroad the Carmania to com
pete in the Births women's champion
ship May so. The British women's
tourney viii be held over the Turn
berry course on the east coast n
Scotland
Il expect the British tournament &c
be the hardest have ever competed
in" said Miss stirling today. and L
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
OIL CITY
FIVE WINS
TOURNEY
Lake County Team Strong
CONTENDER For State
HOnOTS
TorHEAMEEr RESULTS.

Fridays SameS-lSoweli' 10 y
raiso. TO- Rensselaer,, y; Kentland, ..
Emerson. as; Hebron. 10. Brook 81;
East Chicago, -. Froebel. ID; Crow n
Point Z Fair oaks. IL; Goodiand, $.
Saturday Moraing whiting -,
Lowell. u. Emerson. Is; Rensselaer,
II. Brook. 1s; FroebeI II. Saturday
Afternoon Semi Finais-Whiting, 81
Bair Oaks, .; Emerson III Brook. rs
saturday Night Whiting. 20;
Emerson 3.
whiting won che right 70 represent
the north half Of Indiana in the semi
anal bask etball tournament at the
Froebel high school gymna SUM IN
Gary Saturday evening when the hoop
squad OF Coach Hart defeated Emerson
BY a score Of 92-s. Il was heart
breaking hnsh for the Emersons who
until the FINAL game with the oil max
ers were given first place IN the north
ern Indiana title chase.
The OIL city can well be proud OF
their basket tossers. They opened the
tournament Friday with a 1912 vic
tory 20 their credit practically elm
mating Lowell who was picked as 3
dark horse for he title. They were
again compelled TO muss up their lilly
whites Saturday afternoon and wal
loped Fair Oaks to the tune 81 SO 3.
Refreshed fro ma short rest they came
back In the evening they came out
victorious over Emerson.
Harts new scheme OF defense turn
ed the tide In favor OF the Writings
Pulling his defense line UP under their
basket and back a short distance the
long shots at which Dick Sturtridge
of Emerson has made himself a repu
tation. were impossible. Captain Sib-
ley of the Emersons was also bahled
with the defense, completing the first
game OF the season without a basket
TO his credit The Writings as they
formed for the championship rush
Saturday night FAR outclassed the
Emersons. In previous games the
teams had divided honors with one
game each,
The north-south state semi-hnai
tournament will Re staged at the Pur-
due and Indiana University gymnas
iums next Friday and Saturday Tha
northern Indiana teams, includi s
whiting. viii go to Purdue with the
southern teams pastiming at Bloom
ington. The eight winners in this
tournament will be sent to Indianap-
otis a week later to decide the state
title and we predict that Whiting will
be there. Final for northern Indiana
championship:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
OPEN
IN BOWLING
TOURNAMENT

Entries are now open FOR the big
bowling tournament which IS to he
staged Sunday April 10. at the Nc
Cool alleys in Hammond. Brief an
nouncement OF the affair was made
last week and since then the bowling
prides Of the Calumet region have
been been crlmbling TO get their
names in.
One OF the first men to cali Roy Nc
Cool by telephone was Johnnie Car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07
By JIMMIE RAY
FIRST TEAM.

Right forward Wickhorst " hitinS'
Left forward. Burke Whiting
Center. Sturtvidge. Emerson.
Right guard Thesin, Whiting
Left guard Ne1dl. whiting
SECOND TEAM.
Right forward, Sibley Emerson
Left forward Iarch Rensselaer,
Center, Harmon Rensselaer,
Right guard piazza. Froebol
Left guard, Woods, Emerson.
THO selection Of mythical all
tournament team Is always ques-
ton OF opinion. There is no doubt
that there Will be many who will dis
agree with the writer's selections
The writer has watched basketball,
games for years and has seen the
best teams in the country at play and
knows a little basketball. He offers
this team as the hest team in the dis
trict tournament at Gary
In the hrst place teams who could
not survive the first round were not
considered. 1T takes at least two
games to Zee what a player can ~.
There might have been some players
on the defeated teams in the tirat
round who NAV have secured place
on the first or second team IL they
had survived the first round This is
particularly true Of one Of the East
Chicago PLAYERS and one Of Hebron $.
working from the bottom 70 the
top. we start with Nejdl. No man
stood out so we'll in the entire tourna-
ment as this big boy. When 1t is coz
sidered that IN the three games That
whiting played only six baskets wefe
scored against them, three by Lowell,
one bv Fair Oaks and two by Elmer
son. one realizes that there was sorae
player in Writings defense He as
able to do this With but one personal
foul called on him in the three games
For the door guard we place his
teammate. rhesin. This boy was az
gressive and was responsible for many
OF the points in he games. lie passed
beautifully and sized UP plays quick
" His dribbling and basket shooting
was very good. On the second teaIa
we place Piazza as running guard.
This boy was active throughout the
games and it was largely through
hts showing that Froebei was able 20
hold Brook as close as they did.
Woods OF Emer son Is also picked fer
the second team. This boy Is big AMI
aggressive anu ltAds gu 6Otu oAtAdotA-
Olson of Froebel Is deserving OF much
credit.
We place SturtrIdge Of Emerson for
center closely followed by Harmon OF
Rensselaer,. stultridge played well
and he almost hold his own with
NejdI On the jump at center. Harmon
Of Rensselaer, was good and IN the
game against Emerson was one Of
the two big factors in keeping EmeI
son in hot water. If he has another
year or two at school he wiz make a
wonderful player.
Before the Anal game we had Sc
lected temporarily Sibiey of Emerson
and Iarch OF Rensselaer, as forwards.
But anyone seeing that game could
not but have been impressed with the
great playing OF the Whiting for
wards. Here was the crucible game,
the game that meant the right to
compete FOR the state championship
And what happened? Emerson, con-
adent Of winning. was able to max;
but two feld goals and one OF these
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07

Totals ...,-..-.........
Referee-Barnhart. scorer-Barney
Emerson had little trouble dfspos-
ing OF the Brook team in the second
half OF the semi-nnal set Saturday
afternoon. The Ems taking an early
lead walloped the small town boys by
figures. % to 6.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-07

am not foolish enough to expect t.
win it,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-29
Mrs. f. E. Davis Asks Divorce

F.. e. Davis, wellknown in this coun-
ty and at Standpoint, has been sued
for divorce by his wife in the Spokane
courts, according to the Spokesman
Review of last Thursday, which printed
the following;
Denial that he compelled his wife
Hannah B. Davis, to do abstracting
work in the Idaho panhandle when she
was i'll is made in an answer filed yes
terday by Francis e. Davis. He asks
that the court grant him the divorce
and approve a property settlement
which provides for the disposition OF
hundreds of pieces of tax title prop
erty.
Mrs. Davis sued recently for divorce
alleging cruelty. She averred she was
compelled to sign the property settle
ment agreement. The couple own
hundreds of pieces of property in
Spokane. Pend Oreille, Stevens and in
counties of northern Idaho.
Mr.. Davis alleges his wife is en-
ployed by the Spokane Title company
here at 800 a month. He charges de-
sertion and asks that she be given the
custody of their son.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-29

The high school cadet company be-
gan the spring target practice on Fri
day afternoon and for the first time
on the range did exceedingly we'll.
The average for the whole company
was 30 points out of a possible SO.
The range used was 200 yard
range located in Jones gulch The
targets used were the U. S. government
target with an s inch bulls eye. The
location of the range against the hill,
the scorers pit dug behind large
knoll, the signal points behind knobs
and the systematic manner of shoot
ing, makes range practice ideal.
The five highest scores were as fol-
lows: Robert Lee, Al; Homer WEIGH,
40; Elton Plato, 80; Teddy Kent, 81;
and Rex Hoagland 81.