Play Ball Slogan Widespread Across Leagues
The phrase play ball appears across leagues nationwide as a unifying baseball slogan. It underscores the sport’s broad appeal and collective enthusiasm during the season.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
3
End of Playing Season With Some of the Big Leagues
A partial sports item notes the close of a playing season involving several major league teams. It hints at concluding events and mentions competition against top level clubs without detailing scores dates or participants.
Opening Day Promises Aggressive Baseball Camps Across Leagues
Special to the Star surveys the early season push by American and National league clubs led by Chicago teams. Giants, Highlanders, Red Sox, Phillies, and Brooklyn overhaul rosters to challenge Chicago and Boston as pennant races begin. Opening games set for today with 154 game schedules and notable cross league matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Chicagos
Bostons
Giants
Chicago Nationals
Highlanders
Chicago Americans
Brooklyn
American League
National League
Boston
Bership
Hartford
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Providence
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Buffalo
Syracuse
Cleveland
Troy
Worcester
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Mittsburg
Baltimore
Miwaukee
Ballumore
Loos
Bobston
Pail-cauders
Minneapolis
Isostom
Pittsburg
Tipping in Europe and Its American Imitation
Travel Magazine notes European hotels provide rooms and amenities while servants respond to guests at the landlord's expense. It argues tipping as essential income for chambermaids and other staff, warns that American imitation lacks foreign institutions' basis, and cites a chambermaid earning about 24 shillings a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Danis O'Connell as Seen by Lady Morgan in Diary
In a diary excerpt Lady Morgan recalls meeting Danis O'Connell who appears mild and silent in private life, yet drives activity with clients from his hall. Lord Clanricarde notes his morning routine of orders for clients, law courts, and the improvement society, followed by a dramatic public speech to Mr. la Touche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Courts
Improvement Society
la Touche
Retort about Alexander the Great and Aristotle
A witty exchange in Chambers Journal notes a dull student retorting to a professor. The student claims even Alexander the Great had Aristotle as a teacher at the same age, implying the value of guidance. The quip highlights clever female and male teaching contrasts in a classic joke format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Aristotle
Chambers’ Journal
Double in Footprints: Tattoo Clue Foils Fraud Plot
A solicitor recalls an offer to locate a mysterious double of Van Leoup who fraudulently impersonated him. While in a Turkish bath in London a tattoo on a bath attendant’s chest prompts a wild chase about a tattooed man with soles marked, leading to a near miss at a dinner with the con man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Seoup
Lle
van Leoup
London
New York
Northumberland Avenue
Ife
van Scoup
Paris Naturalibus
New York World
Laughing Cheerfulness Brightens All Paths of Life
Quote by Richter on how light and cheerful mood illuminate every path in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richter
What Is In Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
A long promotional piece asserts readers should know medicine contents. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness, irregularities, and related pains, claiming it strengthens the system and eases childbirth and nervous symptoms. Readers are urged to request a free booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R._Veree
Tovalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Huffalo, N
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City of AnnIston
State of Alabama
First National Bank
Anniston, Ala
M. B. Wellborn
W. W. Stringfellow
H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
Cashier
A. W. Bell
J. B. Knox
A. L. Tyler
J. M. Garvin
W. L. McCaa
A. L Tyler Jr
J. B. Goodwin
J. C. Sproull
E. L. Turner
E. L. Turner & CO
Anniston City Furniture Co
Undertaking Dept
Furniture Dept
Aim
Thomas E. Kilby
C. J. Houser
Jas. Keith
Arthur Wellborn
State of
Alabama
G. H. Brummell & CO
Brummell] & Pinson
Twelfth Street
Quintard Ave
Anniston
White House
Whetstone & CO
Danis O'Connell
Madaen Business College
Anniston College
14Th & Moore
C. W. Cohen
Noble St
Pat Allen
Incram
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