Doctors Fail to Help Woman in Wisconsin
Pound Wis I am glad to announce that I have been cured of dys ts and female roubles by your medicine I had been troubled with both for fourteen ars and consulte d ifferent doctors but failed to get any relief After using Lydia E Pinkham's egetable Compound and Blood Purifier I can say I am a well woman You may publish this if you wish Mrs Shenman StetTm Pound Wis The success of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been unparalleled It may be used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors ire regularities periodic pains backache bearing down feeling flatulency indi dizziness or nervous prostration For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills and suffering women owe it to themselves to at least give this medicine a trial If you want special advice write Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass for it it is free and always helpful
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Cost Of Baseball Players In The Pennant Race Era
Baseball salaries rise to a record as pennant races near end. Players in the National and American leagues collectively exceed $800,000 with no salary cap. Christy Mathewson reportedly earns $10,000 annually on a five year deal, while John McGraw tops about $12,000 as manager. The New York teams project payrolls of over $85,000 for players plus manager salaries, with major clubs generally surpassing $50,000 in player salaries. Travel, hotel, clerical, rent, and uniform expenses push total club costs near $35,000 beyond salaries.
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John McGraw
Christy Mathewson
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New York Americans
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Hill Men
Russell Ford
Boston
Amby McConnell Noted For Daring Play and Injuries
Amby McConnell is described as one of the un luckiest players in organized baseball due to frequent injuries from bold plays. After a recent spike, his foot bled but he walked to the car with trainer Buckner cauterizing the wound.
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Amby McConnell
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Amby
Buckner
The Targets Move in Vermont Excerpt
Ray Fisher, described as a big boned Vermont er, notes a puzzled shift in pitching between leagues. He quips that the ball is the same but the targets move here, suggesting tougher or more unpredictable batters in the American league compared to Connecticut.
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Ray Fisher
Detroit Lions? Patriots? No, Detroit to win pennant says McAleer
Sena tors manager Jim McAleer argues Detroit will win its fourth pennant this year. He cites a strengthened infield with Delahanty at second, Bush at short, Moriarity at third, and a solid new first baseman, plus capable pitchers and strong hitting, comparing favorably to past pennant years.
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Moriarity
Rossman
Jones
Detroit
Ty Cobb in Vaudeville Next Winter and Possible Acts
Ty Cobb could join vaudeville next fall with offers from several managers. He has delayed Thespian proposals so far but will consider an act this winter, possibly a monologue, baseball sketch, or lecture. Cobb exudes confidence and may partner with George Moriarity to craft a sketch, with other players possibly aiding in the act.
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Ty Cobb
Cobb
Mathewson
George Moriarity
Tyrus
Baseball notes from Connie Mack era highlights
Connie Mack era recap notes many players and teams. Gregg shines as top pitcher among Nap boxmen. Noojin joins Chattanooga from Cincinnati while Walter Daniels and Cree excel in the Highlanders outfield. Vin Campbell seeks release from Pittsburgh to sign elsewhere. Pfeffer and Beebe duel in Philadelphia. Dec Casey manages Fort Wayne as a third baseman after a Tiger stint. Toronto posts 22 runs on Newark, maybe a season record. Stange of the Tigers breaks Ty Cobb's bat during practice. Cobb uses a strange club. Fred Tenney’s Tyler shows promise as a future winner. Scranton plans 12000 for outside-city Sunday ball over moral concerns. Milan gains frequent photo features alongside Walter Johnson. Mullin resists nose operation, winning as is. Ebbetts of Brooklyn says he won’t sell to Whitney for 500000, eyeing a McGraw appointment. Ebbetts aims to field a winner before quitting.
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Daisy and Percy discuss a dizzying last waltz
Daisy remarks on a light head after the strenuous waltz with Percy. He replies that sensation is common to him and she may have noticed it long ago.
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Coca Cola the Best Thirst Quencher of Summer
A advertisement extols Coca Cola as the one beverage that best quells summer heat and thirst. It advises avoiding excess ice water and promotes Coca Cola as delicious refreshing and thirst quenching available at soda fountains or in bottles for five cents. It invites readers to request Coca Cola Company literature from Atlanta Georgia.
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Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
Did Your Nephew Marry A Baseball Player
A witty remark from Puck notes a man’s cautious praise of his nephew who has not achieved grand deeds beyond picking guitar flaws and who has married a female baseball player. The quip reflects humorous judgment on marrying outside expected lines.
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Puck
Riches Seven Figure Wealth Claim by Knicker-Brown
Becker-Perpendicularly invites home seekers or others to write B C Prince in Bainbridge Georgia for a copy of an illustrated booklet titled The Land of Promise. Garfield Tea advertised as a liver regulator to relieve sick headaches bilious attacks and constipation, with a boastful line about brains.
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B. C. Prince
Bainbridge, Ga
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