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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
5
A self promoting note offers confidential medical services for chronic diseases and male health issues. The practitioner claims two state licenses a formal university credential and over twenty years of experience with non surgical cures for ruptures and piles and references from doctors and patients.
A set of aphorisms on effort and entitlement. It discusses earning more, coastal clams as patience, speaking minds, inventors seeking substitutes for war, self-knowledge, ancient false teeth, and the age of modern conveniences. The tone notes human folly and progress across time.
A vintage club tale recounted how Jack Powell once borrowed chaw from Bobby Wallace during Browns days. A recent Wallace day package included ninety eight five cent tobacco packs and a note from Powell admitting he still owes two chaws to Wallace.
Jack Miller of the St. Louis Cardinals is hailed as a top infielder, excelling at second base after stints at first and short. Once with the Pirates, Miller learned under Hans Wagner and Fred Clarke, then moved to the Cardinals amid disputes with management. Bosses rate him as invaluable, with Bresnahan of the Cubs eyeing him above all others except Fletcher or Herzog.
A fan in Forsythe teased the White Sox Eddie Murphy a former Philadelphia Athletics outfielder by recalling a postcard from Mandon. The note claimed Murphy tried to sacrifice without any runner on base during a Pacific Hawaiian barnstormers game last fall, while Grover Alexander struck out 21 American League batters.
Cravath, center fielder for the Philadelphia National League team, stands to surpass Buck Freeman's 25 home runs in a season as the chase continues.
The Battle of the Nations fought October 16 to 18, 1813 pitted Russia Prussia Austria Sweden Denmark and Holland under Schwarzenberg against Napoleon’s allied forces. It was one of the largest in modern times with about half a million troops and around 94000 casualties, ending in a crushing defeat for Napoleon and the liberation of Germany.
Congressman Ernest W. Roberts argues for halting new battleships until submarines and their auxiliaries are built. He asserts coastal defense from sea invasion is paramount and urges immediate winter action to deploy an adequate submarine force patrolling every harbor and strategic shore point.
In a St. Cloud Minnesota game against Long Prairie, Jack Thielman while hitting toward center field saw a rabbit leap from the grass. The hare crossed the bases as Thielman pursued it, with fans reacting along the baseline. Thielman quipped that another base would have forced him to move the rabbit aside.
Editorial argues the Monroe Doctrine remains vital but fragile amid growing domestic pressures and reliance on England for enforcement. The piece warns that continued proclamations may not suffice without a broader national awakening and potential war consequences.
A historical column argues about what constitutes national honor amid calls for universal peace. It contrasts old blood stained definitions with a modern, humanitarian standard aligned to the era, urging citizen input before any shifting ideals become entrenched. The piece frames sentiment as both inertia and momentum shaping reform.
The passage reflects on skepticism and self belief as virtues while noting Poland as a battleground with limited gains for any side. The Herald is cited as reporting the full story.
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