Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh claiming it cures through the blood on mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars for any case it cannot cure and notes the product is sold by druggists for 76 cents plus Ball's Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & CO
Drugglata
Ball
Catcher Bill Rariden Praised For Giants Work This Season
The Giants catcher Bill Rariden receives high praise for his work behind the bat this season. Manager Johnny McGraw notes his mastery in handling New York pitchers and his overall excellent play. Two views of Rariden are shown in the layout.
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UCH
Bill Rariden
Giants
William
New York
Johnny McGraw
Rariden
Winning Streaks in Major League Baseball History
An overview of historic wining streaks across the majors from 1884 to 1912. It notes Providence 1884 with twenty straight, McGraw's 1904 Giants' run, and the 1906 White Sox long stretch, plus Johnson and other stars shaping pennant races.
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Giants
McGraw
New York
Napoleon
Providence
Providance
Charles Radbourne
Jerry Denny
Charley Bweensy
Paul Hines
Arthur Irwin
Brank Bancroft
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Box
Hitleas Wonders
Yankees
Sor
Bilder
Jones
Browns
Hdl
Walsh
Almoat
White Sox
Senators
Walter Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Donovan
Polo Grounds
Phillica
McGinnlty
Svegumea
Wiltse
Mathewson
Baggball
Washington
Favor American Boats Boosts Homebuilt Shells in America
A shift in American rowing favoring homebuilt shells emerges as Yale and Harvard back American designs. Yale’s stance changes within two years led by coaches and oarsmen, including influence from Guy Nickalls, an English coach, who helped drive the move to U S built boats.
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Harvard
Yale
Wray
Fat
Guy Nickalls
Hergs A Real Record In Baseball Hall of Fame
A 1919 era note recalls a remarkable moment when a manager named Childs of a team credited for one ball pitched by Marion June and a triple play, highlighting a unique entry into the hall of fame by minimal participation in a game and the lasting record it created.
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Que Oan
I A Nore
Childs
Remonth
Marion June
Childe
Baby Camel Story From a Circus Childhood Tale
Uncle Ben recounts a children's tale about a baby camel born in a circus and bottle fed, a nostalgic memory told to amuse and inform little folk as Memorial Day approaches.
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Uncle Ben
An American Eagle Mascot in Civil War Times
The piece recounts how a young eagle served as a Civil War mascot for Wisconsin troops. It flew beside the color bearer, cheered battles, and endured twenty two battles and thirty skirmishes before dying in 1891. The bird’s body was stuffed and later burned in a large fire.
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United States
Wisconsin
Ihs
St “Abe
Abraham Lincoln
The Common Hen and Other Oddities in History
The article notes the barnyard hen and cockrooster originated in Asia with wild battles in India. It mentions a black-skinned negro variety, a cacao from China, and Greek Roman and Egyptian interest in the hen. It previews a California fruit tree and a circus infant camel addition.
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Asia
India
China
Remains of Kitchener aide reach Scottish coast
Thurso Scotland June 10 several bodies from the cruiser Hampshire brought here among them Lieutenant Colonel O A Fitzgerald private military secretary to Earl Kitchener. Reported rumors of Hampshire surgeon survivors not confirmed. London June 10 Amsterdam dispatch says peace demonstrators mainly women marched from Vienna to Schwarzenbrunn demanding separate peace with Russia.
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Thurso
Scotland
Hampshire
Earl Kitchener
O. A. Fitzgerald
London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Vienna
Schroenbrunn Castre
Francis Joseph
Russia
Young Pitcher Markle Makes Notable Debut in Major Leagues
A promising New York Americana young pitcher, Markle, emerges from relative obscurity to secure a regular spot in the majors. The piece notes how rare it is for youthful phenoms to rise from small towns and seize an opening to shine in their first season.
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New York
Tyithout
Ada
Bolf
Unclear OCR Fragment Spurs Minimal Historical Note
Fragmentary text mentions a young man named Clit Markle connected to the Yankees and a capture at Waco Texas. Reading is incomplete. names and events are uncertain, with garbled phrases and missing dates or outcomes.
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Yankees
Clit Markle
Waco
Tex
Donovan Gaye
Proutiig
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