Baseball Notes and Offseason Movements Across Cities
Fred Benlow heads to Montreal as a Cleveland catcher. Al Kaufman draws color line. Hugh Shannon to manage Ottumwa Iowa. John Hoey sold to Baltimore from Boston. George Winter to be guided to Indianapolis by Detroit. Cine Rubbo seeks a meeting with Jack Johnson. Alfalfa league forms in Kansas with Great Bend and others. Jack O'Brien plans world travel not like Stoddard tours. Ted Sullivan praises Ty Cobb as top player. Season starts in April. winter moves spark marriage craze among ball players. McAleer to trial Paul Cobb. La Blanche vows sobriety. Martin Walsh to Chicago White Sox. Mike Kelly to manage St Paul. Tim Flood captain. Philadelphia to lack on-field manager next season. Nick Altrock to boost Minneapolis attendance.
De Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
Advert claims from Buffalo New York extol Dr. K V Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a cure for women's pains and weaknesses. It asserts millions endorse the medicine and that it cures suffering and stubborn female illnesses.
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Women’s Dispensary Adverts Praise Dr Pierce Pellets
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. K V Pierce president of the Women's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York. It claims Pleasant Pellets induce a mild natural bowel movement once daily and promises to strengthen weak women and restore health.
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Women’s Dispensany Medical Association
K. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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Latin Lifts Old Hickory to Victory in Tennessee
In a backwoods Tennessee district campaign, Andrew Jackson spoke Latin after a plea from the chair. He cried E pluribus unum Sie semper tyrannis Habeas corpus, thrilling the crowd and helping the Jackson ticket win in that county as Smith the opponent spoke Latin first.
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Old Hickory
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Private Hydrants Cut Insurance Costs for Manufacturers
Anniston Water Supply Company offers private family rates for one year at 310.00 with special rates for manufacturing use. Manufacturers save on insurance and reduce fire risk and downtime by installing private supply hydrants. Royal Snake Slaughterer and secretary bird notes from London Scraps describe royal birds in South Africa and their role in snake control. Christmas caution humor from Washington Star ends with a Want Ad plug.
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mule and automobile heckling contrasts in dialogue
A Washington Star passage features Miss Miami Brown joking about people inspecting car garages. The quip compares a mule’s kick to a goat’s butt, playfully contrasting old mule power with automobiles.
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Miami Brown
Washington Star
Busy Woman and Continued Stories in News Papers
A satirical note from the Oil City Derrick remarks that magazines carry many continued stories. It suggests a man reading six stories implies his wife bears twelve in her head while handling cooking and evaluating a neighbor's hat cost.
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Oil City
Coal request tale from Brayton in brief notice
A short telegraph style item notes someone offering coal and inviting contact with phone 72 to BR. O Wataon. The fragmentary notice shows a local exchange for fuel at a fixed address.
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BR. O Wataon
Want Ad Seeks Opportunity to Knock on Door
Encourages sending want ads to pursue opportunities, asserting many chances come through persistent outreach. Promotes that ads know the address and should keep knocking until a response is received.
Republic: Aiming for wide Calhoun County coverage
The Republic pledges extensive news coverage in Calhoun County and adjacent areas. It promises to become the best value in the region, offering frequent editions and doubling benefits for both old and new subscribers as the new year begins.
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Calhoun County
Calhoun
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