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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

6

Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Terrible Condition

An initial reader note from Lake City Minn describes severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and nervous spells then credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with curing the condition and restoring health. The text also includes a humorous anecdote about a duke and a letter, a note on Defiance Starch praised for safe fabrics and a closing remark about there being a woman for every man to think the world of.

Hiram Center South Oak Street Lake City Minn Sayar Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Baseball in the days of Anson and Spalding

Kansas City veteran B J Roe recalls early baseball with Capt Anson and A G Spalding. He details underhand pitching, rare salaries, town rivalries and the shift from bunt aimed hits to place hitting, noting club spirit and evolving salaries. He recalls Charley Comiskey and his Du buque start and laments modern game changes while praising early excitement. He also comments on Niles baserunning and lists Pitchers Perdue and Duggan as top prospects for Nashville with a $4000 contract offer.

B. J. Roe Kansas City Adrian C. Anson A. G. Spalding George Wright Charles Comiskey Canton Ill Reds Anson Spalding Rockford Charley Comiskey Dubuque

Ball Stars to Invade Far East Next Winter

Baseball legends plan a three month Pacific tour under Jesse Woods and Mike Fisher, bringing stars from the National and American leagues to Japan, China, the Philippines, and Hawaii. The roster features Cobb, Hildebrand, Delehanty, Burns, Donahue, Berry, Bliss, and others as they prepare to sail to Yokohama and other major cities before returning home.

Orient Jesse Woods Honolulu Mike Fisher Pacific Coast Uncle Sam Woods Fisher Pacific Mongolia Japan China Philippines Hawaiian Islands Far East Yokohama Tokyo Kobe Nagasaki Jack Bliss St. Louis Nation Als Claude Berry Seals Pat Donahue Boston Americans Orvie Overall Chicago Cubs Big Bil” Burns Washingtons Frank Chance Hal Chase Jiggs” Donahue Joe Nealon Joe Delehanty Washington Bill’ Deveréaux Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers George Hildebrand

Pitching credit and Alaska baseball fans unite in passion

The piece debates how pitchers are credited for wins, condemning outmoded scoring rules and urging common sense. It profiles Edward Leslie Grant, a Philadelphia Phillies recruit, then shifts to Alaska baseball lore from Whitehorse to Fairbanks, noting Klondike era clubs and strong local fan support.

Notable Figures in a Time of Strife and Illness

Ex Governor Budd of California lies gravely ill at his Stockton home. University of Chicago professor McLaughlin wins a California court fight over a $2,000 legacy. Disputed holdings of $200,000 in securities withheld amid family feud. Honduran cabinet member Dr Alberto says the revolution will continue to overthrow the Davila government. A patient at Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital suffers a peculiar reversible blindness when upright. Mrs Vere St Leger Goold dies in a French Guiana penal colony after a murder case in Monte Carlo. Manly Memmens plans to initiate 50 candidates in Green Bay via long distance电话.

James H. Budd California Stockton Cal Andrew C. McLaughlin University of Chicago Alberto Manuel Bonilla Honduras Davila Manhattan Eye Bar and Throat New York Vere St. Leger Goold Emma Levin Monte Carlo French Guiana Manly J. Memmens United Commercial Travelers Green Bay Wis Aston Denver

Assaulter Burned at Stake in Greenville Mob

In Greenville, a mob overpowered officers transporting Tad Smith, an 18 year old Negro charged with assaulting Miss Viola Delancey of Clinton, Hunt County. Smith was tied to a stake in the public square, kerosene poured, and he burned to death before about 1,000 witnesses as authorities watched.

Dallas Tex Tad” Smith Viola Delancey Clinton Hunt County Greenville Smith

Carnegie In Auto Crash Near Murders? No, in Scotland

In Muria? Wait. Carnegie and wife Andrew Carnegie were in a car collision at Mverness Scotland on July 29. Neither party injured. Carnegie's vehicle sustained damage. other car involved.

Carnegie Mverness Scotland Andrew Carnegie Mr. Carnegie

Wheat and grain prices across markets July report

Chicago markets show flour firms with assorted wheat prices from Minnesota hard patent to export bags, ranging 2.00 to 6.25 per unit. Wheat weak for September while corn and rye mix, New York and Chicago notes cite dull wheat and lower prices due to weather and receipts.

Chicago Minnesota Butthr—Creamery Prigate New York Lée

Live Stock Prices From Chicago And Omaha Markets

Live Stock data from Chicago and Omaha dated July 28 shows cattle prices across grades with steers and cows ranging from 2.50 to 7.50 and hogs from 2.75 to 6.72. Omaha reports cattle steady to strong with hogs down midweek. sheep fare stable with yearlings and wethers listed.

Chicago Cattligood Omaha Neb Ile

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