Man's Doctor Advertises Private Practice in Aberdeen
The ad promotes a male physician offering confidential treatment for chronic diseases and other male-specific ailments. He claims 20 years of experience, two state licenses, and university credentials, with free consultation and office hours in Aberdeen at 8042 E Heron Street.
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E. Heron Street
Aberdeen
Mis Heffection Reflection Image Poem Quote
A dialogue about a young girl gazing at her reflection in a pellucida pool contrasts artistic sentiment with blunt indifference. The Louisville Courier Journal presents the exchange as a literary snippet.
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Psyche
Pellucida Pool
Still Grilling Connie Mack and the White Elephants
The piece roasts Connie Mack and his Athletics calling them the White Elephants with the cheapest club tag in Major League Baseball and notes Philadelphia’s shifting support. It cites Mack’s leadership, fan indifference, and questions if the Athletics will rebound next season while contrasting past glory and current neglect. George Sisler of the St. Louis Browns is highlighted for his ten base hits in four games and versatile play at first base.
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Georgia Peach
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Dill Pickle
Phils
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Barney Dreyfuss
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Club
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Griffith
George Sisler
St. Louis Browns
Mackmen
Sisler
Michigan University
Rudolph May Be Traded to Cubs Next Season
Boston star pitcher Dick Rudolph may leave the Nationals and wear a Chicago Cubs uniform next season. Reports indicate strong authority backing a possible deal that could shake the National League pitching rotation.
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Ger Stallings
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Rudolph
Eighteen year old Greymeier pitches 34 innings in doubleheader
Walter Breymeier, an eighteen year old pitcher for Proctor Recreation Centers in Peoria Illinois, hurled 34 innings in a doubleheader with Keifer's Colts. The opener ended 0 0 after eleven innings, and Breymeier won the second game 4 to 5 with a single in the twenty third inning, a game lasting three hours and thirty minutes.
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Walter Breymeier
Proctor Recreation Centers
Peoria
Ill
Keifer
Colts
Runner Haskins Now a Dentist
Former University of Pennsylvania athlete Guy Haskins once held the eastern intercollegiate one mile record eight years ago and is currently practicing dentistry in Christchurch New Zealand.
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Haskins
Guy Haskins
University of Pennsylvania
Christchurch
New Zealand
Notre Dame Plans Modern Baseball Track and Football B Layout
Notre Dame University will lay out modern baseball track and football sections on Cartier field. The plans emphasize updated facilities across multiple sports at the campus.
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Notre Dame
Notre Dame University
Cartier Field
Fighting George Whitted Winds Up With Phillies Pennant Glory
The tale follows George Whitted and Hub Perdue as fate reshapes their careers. Whitted moves from the Braves to the Phillies and boosts a pennant drive with hustling play while Perdue, once a Braves star, loses out on World Series money with the Cardinals and misses a pennant bid.
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Hub Perdue
St. Louis Cardinals
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Giants
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Perdue
New York
Stallings
Braves
Hub
Evers
Cardinals
Huggins
Ted Cather
Boston
Hub” Perdue
Sherwood Magee
Feds
Phils
South
Pat Moran
Suah
St. Louis
Alexander Secures $1000 Bonus for 25 Wins
Grover Cleveland Alexander earns a $1000 bonus after achieving his 25th win this season by shutout against the Giants, under a 1915 contract provision for 25 wins.
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Grover Cleveland
Giants
M Graw Plans to Rebuild Giants Roster Next Winter
Inside sources say Johnny McGraw of the New York Giants intends to overhaul the squad by trading or releasing at least half the team. Only Larry Doyle is assured a spot among the infield as McGraw sees long-term value in him.
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Larry Doyle
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Umpire Chill a Boxer
Ollie Chill, American league umpire and former boxer, fought Eddie Santry and trained others before umpiring in the Central league American association and the majors. He helped Ray Bronson in boxing training and reflects on choosing the Aberdeen Herald as the paper to buy.
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Ollie Chill
Eddie Santry
Ray Bronson
Indianapolis
Chill
Local Aberdeen Kidney Remedy Endorsement Ad
Mrs. N. J. Doll of Aberdeen testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble after back ache headaches and dizziness. The Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the 50 cent remedy available at all dealers.
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Aberdeen
N. J. Doll
E. Second St
Dean
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy with 46 years on the market. It claims to stop hacking coughs and curb grippe tendencies and offers money back if it fails. Prices shown as 500 and 1.00.
Timber Claim For Sale In Pacific County Washington
Timber claim offered for sale in Pacific county Washington. Descrip tion and price provided by R D 1 Vancouver Washington. One quarter to one third of its value claimed. details and appraisals available upon inquiry.
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Pacific County
Washington
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