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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
7
A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly laxative for relief from sour stomach gas and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes fermenting food and bile, and guarantees waking relief while promoting a healthy liver.
A compact dealer diary discusses a new 1915 style that reduces bulk by dropping unnecessary paper. The exchange notes January 15 as a cutoff and contrasts it with old fashioned bulky Tec diaries.
Fragmented ad text from a 19th century notice mentions Lincoln County farmer Ji Johnson yielding 243 bushels from 2% Gusitel sown last April. It references a catalog mail offer for Ter Fa- Gpette Lite Cereals Wander with prize lines and a children's song line about a grave.
Fragmentary notes discuss backache kidney pain and a suggested remedy involving salts and lemon juice. The writing mentions uric acid and digestion symptoms, advising a home treatment and hydration. It references a pharmacy and general health observations without clear medical guidance.
John L. Sullivan, former heavyweight champion, regains the belt gifted by Boston citizens in 1883 after a wander through Chicago and New York. The trophy, symbol of world heavyweight supremacy, returned to Sullivan through negotiations totaling about $4,000, following prior transfers and public subscription support from Boston leaders.
A columnist argues Connie Mack operates in a capital driven system where gratitude has no place. Baseball is described as a cold business prioritizing dividends for stockholders over sentiment, justifying releases of veteran players if they no longer draw crowds or profits. Charley Camiskey is cited as a rare exception where gratitude might pay.
Joe Higgins a New York semipro magnate will scout for the Tigers among Gotham semipros. His role centers on evaluating talent and arranging possible player connections for the team.
The Universal Polo Committee plans a large winter event on the Pacific coast with sanction from the American Polo Association. Teams from St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia Boston Long Island Cooperstown and others including Canada Hawaii and Argentina are expected. Buenos Aires sends a strong ponies string while Dwight F. Davis may captain St. Louis Fred McLaughlin leads Chicago and Malcolm Stevenson captains Cooperstown alongside F S V ostade C Perry Beadleston and Charles Carey Rumsey.
Scout Neal of the Philadelphia National club compares Roy Corhan to Joe Tinker and praises his rangy fielding and strong throwing arm after watching him in a single game. The Frisco shortstop was signed by St. Louis.
Christy Mathewson admits the Giants pitching staff was weak last summer but expects manager McGraw to rebuild it with fresh talent. The Big Six group plans for Rube Schaner and Ford Schupp to win regular roles while adding newcomer Bill Ritter to the rotation.
Harvard built its championship eleven last fall at a total cost of 25000 dollars. The largest single expense was 7500 dollars paid to Percy D. Haughton for the head coaching position.
Dallas signs Joe Dunn as manager of Atlants. Charley Frank joins Little Rock in the Southern league. Connie Mack advocates shifting players while John McGraw opposes bench limits. A court ruling bans Sunday baseball in Baltimore. The Cubs place waivers on 18 men as owners push sentiment limits.
Tom McCarey plans a New Orleans boxing bid while Ad Wolgast recovers his injured wing and prepares for a return. Danish boxers seek bostaz in America with Rat Nelson connected. English trainer Young Cohen arrives as a clever lightweight. Cincinnati boxing commission praises two fighters for truly fighting in a limited round no decision era.
The Dorval Park Jockey Club in Montreal extends the closing date for its $20,000 international derby to February 15, 1915 due to war conditions. Plans show Panama-Pacific exposition grounds hosting 72 races in 1915 with total purses of $235,950 for trotters and pacers.
Dickinson football players were ignored in the all American selections while Michigan reports 387 students active in football this fall. The English battalion reference suggests a satirical take on football popularity and decisions.
Yale crews will row the University of Pennsylvania on the Schuylkill April 3 in a match race. The New York Rowing Association added $1,000 to its treasury for the next Decoration Day regatta after a recent entertainment. Penn and Yale varsity eights coached by Vivian and Guy Nickalls will compete along the Schuylkill course on April 3.
Mrs Bertha King and Miss Martha Clearwater contend for the women’s pool title. Walter Lindram, sixteen, of Melbourne, brother of Australian champion Fred Lindram, is a billiards prodigy who has played since age ten.
Fred Booth of Cleveland was elected captain of the Muskingum College hockey team. The Chinese team plans to attend the Panama Pacific Exposition games next year. Checker players anticipate the annual tournament to be held in Chicago on January 11.
The piece notes two women who contributed to paper bar invention with a 1870 patent granted to Miss Margaret Knight who died recently at seventy five. It cites about 316 women owning incorporated establishments in St Louis who manage and perform the labor in their businesses.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use tonic that darkens gray hair quickly. It claims hair will appear glossy and luxuriously dark with dandruff reduced and less hair loss, urging immediate purchase for a youthful look.
A dialogue notes a machine that lets a singer hear his voice as an audience does. Jim asks if this will make certain singers more merciful and effective in performance.
An疾病 advertisement touts Resinol ointment and Resinol soap for eczema relief. It promises rapid stop to itching and burning, easier sleep, and complete healing of eruptions after bathing, drying, and applying the products.
The Wise Fool quotes a line about work and play and challenges the Sage with a question about a musician. The exchange hints at balancing craft with leisure and tests wisdom through a playful inquiry.
A Fargo based specialist notes that while an ideal may be acceptable, two square deal is usually better in choosing medical options.
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