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Domestic News
September 8, 1921
Askov American
Askov, Pine County, Minnesota
What is this article about?
Arthur W. Weeden, a Swede living in Quinsigamond, Mass., perfected an invention allowing baseball fans to play indoors. A New York firm ordered 310,000 units from him, indicating his good fortune.
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Arthur W. Weeden, a Swede who lives at Quinsigamond, Mass., has perfected an invention which makes it possible for baseball fans to enjoy a game within the walls of an ordinary house. A New York firm has just ordered from Mr. Weeden 310,000 games of this kind, so it seems that Mr. Weeden has had an unusually good stroke of luck.
Arthur W. Weeden, a Swede who lives at Quinsigamond, Mass., has perfected an invention which makes it possible for baseball fans to enjoy a game within the walls of an ordinary house. A New York firm has just ordered from Mr. Weeden 310,000 games of this kind, so it seems that Mr. Weeden has had an unusually good stroke of luck.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
What keywords are associated?
Invention
Baseball Game
Indoor Entertainment
New York Order
What entities or persons were involved?
Arthur W. Weeden
Where did it happen?
Quinsigamond, Mass.
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Quinsigamond, Mass.
Key Persons
Arthur W. Weeden
Outcome
a new york firm ordered 310,000 games, providing mr. weeden with an unusually good stroke of luck.
Event Details
Arthur W. Weeden, a Swede living at Quinsigamond, Mass., has perfected an invention which makes it possible for baseball fans to enjoy a game within the walls of an ordinary house.