Great Honor Faces Harris In World Series Battle
Washington October 3 Stanley Harris the boy wonder has a chance to join the elite as a baseball manager. In 21 years of world series history only four men have won consecutive titles. Harris trails McGraw Mack and Carrigan with one more win. The series against Pittsburgh tests his place among baseball legends.
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Washington
Stanley Harris
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Carrigan
Boston Americans
John McGraw
McGraw
Giants
Ator
SICK WOMEN SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED
Mrs MABEL La Point of Turtle Lake Wisconsin endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for weakness backache nervousness and after childbirth its claimed to help with vomiting poor appetite and dizziness She also mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Liver Pills for eight years for constipation The advertisement states the product is for sale by druggists everywhere.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Itme
Mabel la Point
R.F.D. No
Fokker Plane Wins First in Reliability Tour
The Fokker three engine monoplane piloted by E P Lott with designer Anthony H Fokker won the commercial reliability tour for the Edsel Ford trophy landing at Ford airport Detroit at 4 42 p m Sunday The Henry Ford entry a all metal plane piloted by Edward Hamilton finished second three minutes back
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Detroit
Mich
E. P. Lott
Anthony H. Fokker
Ford
Henry Ford
Edward Hamilton
Fokker
World Series losses tied in three straight finals
Huey Jennings now Giant coach and John McGraw share the record of losing three World Series in succession. Miller Huggins of the Yankees has figured in three title affairs and won one.
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Huey Jennings
Giant
McGraw
Miller Huggins
Yankees
America First Under a Spirit of Toleration and Peace
In his October address, the speaker urges solidarity amid postwar rigidity, warns against public pressure on government and militarism, and promotes liberty of conscience. He emphasizes harmonious cooperation among diverse groups, warns that national bigotry undermines justice, and calls for peace as the path to true national strength.
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Soren
Americas
America
Indicted trio faced in new Supreme Court demurrer
In Washington on October 6 attorney George Hoover filed a demurrer challenging the Fall Sinclair and Doheny indictments. The filing marks the first procedural move under the new charges accusing the three of conspiracy over naval oil leases.
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Washington
Fall
Edward Doheny
Harry Sinclair
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
George Hoover
Fall-Sinclair-Doheny
Duke Suffering Nervous Breakdown Reported
New York October 6 James B Duke tobacco magnate has been confined to his bed for ten weeks at his East 78th Street home with a general nervous breakdown health officials stated the illness is not critical and reports that it followed weight loss treatment were denied
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New York
James B. Duke
East 78Th Street
McMillan's flagship Bowdoin arrives at North Sidney
The Bowdoin, flagship of McMillan's Arctic expedition, arrived at North Sidney Nova Scotia. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Young and Mrs. J. B. Trippe of Albany were day guests of relatives in Americus today.
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M’millan’s
North
North Sipney
Nova Scotia
Occ
Bowdoin
McMillan
T. H. Young
J. B. Trippe
Albany
Americus
President Coolidge Pleads for Tolestation and Peace
The president urges cutting military spending and reallocating funds to roads homes and education. He argues military power should be under civilian control and warns against large armies building fleets and muskets unless international relations permit.
Karnak tonic praised by Augusta woman in testimonial
Mrs. L. W. Moore of Augusta Georgia says Karnak cured years of indigestion sour stomach and breathlessness. She reports improved appetite restored weight clearer complexion and renewed energy after using Karnak advertised by Planters Seed and Drug Store Howell's Pharmacy and other druggists.
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Adv
Americus
Planters Seed and Drug Store
Howell’s
Danderine Hair Tonic Claim Boosts Hair Thickness
An old newspaper ad promotes Danderine as a miracle hair conditioner. It says brushing with the product moisturizes the hair, making it appear twice as thick and shiny. The ad touts a 35 cent bottle as refreshing and nourishing for dry brittle or faded hair. It claims the formula reaches the roots, stopping hair loss and encouraging growth.
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Harris
SEC
Fall’s Attorney
Duke
Lecionnaires
Coolidge
Conor
Esas
William
Niles Company
Rylander
Lewis Stone
Florence Vidor
Lew Cody
Virginia Valli
Leta
Norman Kerry
Ycear
al Il
Clay Murphey
Lamar Street
Americus, Ga
Karnak
Augusta
Walker’s
Dexdale
Lisle
H. S. Walker & CO
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