Remarkable cure of paralysis at Hale Hospital Haverhill
Miss McKinley, former Hale Hospital matron, reports a remarkable cure of paralysis of the nerves by Quinona at Hale Hospital in Haverhill Massachusetts. The patient suffered nervous weakness and nearly complete limb movement loss before Quinona restored function. The tonic relieved numbness and insomnia, restoring arm use and sleep. Quinona promoted nerve strength and general vitality, with claims of curing indigestion and biliousness as well.
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Hale Hospital
Haverhill
Miss McKinley
Mass
Quinona
Ballou and Hobigand Forms First Track Team
Ballou and Hobigand Preparatory School will field its first track team for indoor meets around Boston. Captain Arthur Charwate leads a large pool of candidates including Burns, Charnate, O'Brien in sprints. Foster, Tubbs, Locke, Otis in middle distance. Warner, Raymond, Ingalls in long distance. Warner again in shot put. Montague, Charwate, Burns in high jump. and Green, Elis, Godfrey in hurdles and pole vault as Yale prep plans.
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Ballou & Hobigand Preparatory School
Boston
Arthur Charwaitte
Loo Bright
Charwate
Andover
Boston Laitin School
Texas
Ballou & Hobigand
Yale
W. Burns
A. Burns
A. Charnate
J. O’brien
L. Foster
H. Tubbs
R. Locke
Brighton Speedway Snow Race Showed Top Form for George Hall’s Little Wonder
In a snow covered Brighton speedway meet, George Hall's Little Wonder outshined rivals, posting standout performance. Notable riders included M. H. O'Riordan with Pebble, H. B. Ralston on Luxzaro, Walter Corbett with Etta Powers, and Jack Crabtree's Captain Jack among others.
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Brighton Speedway
George Hall
Little Wonder
Little Bay
M. H.o'riordan
Charlestown
Luxzaro
Walter Corbett
Etta Powers
W. J.mcleod
T. M. Brine
Watertown
Parkside
Tom Lawson, Jr
Charley Woodman
W. D. Hunt
Charles Belledeu
John Craig
Sonny Craig
Charles Pierce
J. E. Holden
A. L. Furlough
William Patten
Walter Farmer
Jere Murphy
R. D. Wentworth
Miss Kittie Gerhard
I Frank Hall
J. H. Richardson
Humorist Ford Describes Golf Trip and Scotland Banquet
Simeon Ford, speaker at a Dyker Meadow Golf Club banquet, shares his international golf experience. He jokes about rival Walter Travis, praises Scotland as heaven for golfers, and lampoons St Andrews life, dry Scotch humor, and the famous scone dish with a humorous, paradoxical nod to hardy Scots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Ford
Dyker Meadow Golf Club
Walter J. Travis
Scotland
Gates of
Pearl
Jasper
St. Andrews
Final bouts in the Roanoke tournament steer boxing finals
Nine amateur bouts were decided as Roanoke Social and Athletic Club hosted finals. Joe McKenzie of Cambridge dominated two classes 105 and 115 pounds, defeating three rivals. Other winners included Flynn over Cochran, Riley over Maher, and Mitchell over Boyle with three round contests.
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Roanoke Social and Athletic Club
Jerry Moore
Joe McKenzie
Cambridge
McKenzie
Young Kane
South End
Jack Flynn
Everett
Flynn
Young Murphy
Strough
South Boston
Fred O’brien
Chelsea
O’brien
William Riley
Jim Maher
Riley
Danny Shea
al Heiser
Roxbury
Heiser
Michael Boyle
Jack Mitchell
Waltham
Boyle
Mitchell
Murphy
Stangle
Wentworth
O'Brien
Shea
Maher
Cockran
Kane
Everett High Triumphs Over Ballou and Hobigand in Close Win
The Everett High School ice hockey team beat Ballou and Hobigand School 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon at Franklin Field. Everett players Nickerson and Frieze starred, while Andrews and Burbank shone for the losers as both squads delivered strong passing and play.
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Everett High School
Ballou & Hobigand School
Franklin Field
Nickerson
Frieze
Everett
Andrews
Burbank
Mechanic Arts Defeated by Roxbury Latin at Franklin Field
The Roxbury Latin School ice hockey team defeated Mechanic Arts High School 6 to 0 yesterday afternoon at Franklin field. Passing and team play were strong for Roxbury Latin, with Captain Richardson and Rogers excelling. Coleman and Weinze stood out for Mechanic Arts High School.
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Franklin Field
Roxbury Latin School
Mechanic Arts High School
Richardson
Rogers
Roxbury
Coleman
Weinze
Hughey McGovern Beats Grif Jones In 15-Round Bout
Hughey McGovern of Brooklyn N Y won a hard fought decision over Grif Jones of Philadelphia after 15 rounds at the Tammany Club. McGovern dominated from the second round with a decisive fifth round knockdown, finishing strong to secure the verdict. Preliminaries saw Kid Fanning decision Jim Betts after six rounds and Todo Mac outpoint Harry Gilman.
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Hughey McGovern
Brooklyn
N. Y
Grif Jones
Philadelphia
Tammany Club
Hughey
Jones
McGovern
Grif
Kid Fanning
Jim Betts
Todo Macran
Harry Gilman
Stone's School Defeats English High in 6-0 Hockey
Stone's School ice hockey team defeated English High School 6 to 0 at Franklin Field yesterday afternoon. The game was rough in spots with Hamburger and Captain Cutler standout for the victors while Briggs and Gallagher showed well for the losers.
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Stone
Franklin Field
Hamburger
Cutler
Briggs Ane Gallagher
Choynski vs Carter Lights Up Criterion Club Card
The light heavyweights Choynski of California and Kid Carter of Brooklyn headline a Boston bout at the Criterion Club. Carter has earned praise in prior encounters while Choynski, a globe trotter with years of experience, is in peak condition after recent tough contests. Carter arrives healthier but predicts victory, while Choynski disputes him.
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Joe Choynski
California
Kid Carter
Criterion Club
Hart
Choynski
Uring
Choyaski
Australia
England
Alaska
Nick Burley
Philadelphia
Marvin Hart
Ion Theatre
Bob Fitzsimmons
Lewis
Tremont Street
Boston
Carter
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Boxing Gossip From Maine and Nearby Clubs
Secretaries Keevin of Central A C lists four six and twelve round bouts for tomorrow night at the club with Kid Sammy North End versus Young Barrish Newsboys Club and other pairings. Portland’s Auditorium hosts a Lee Briggs bout next Monday in a bid to face Terry McGovern, who may visit Maine for a potential title clash.
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Keevin
Central A. C
Kid Sammy
North End
Young Barrish
Newsboys
Joe Reed
Lynn
al Dixon
East Boston
Cyclone Kinson
Providence
Blizzard Watts
Jamaica
Kid Griffo
Philadelphia
Andy Watson
Boston
Lee Briggs
Sullivan
Washington
Auditorium
Portland
Forest City
Terry McGovern
Marty Sullivan
Sam Harris
Terry
Tammany Club
Goodwin
Bath
Lewiston
Tony Campana
New England
Tony
Harry Gilman
New York
Gus Ruhlin
Gus
Xing
Billy Madden
Madden
Ruhlin
Sandy Ferguson
Verguson
Pie
Cape
Boxing notes and matchups from Marlboro and beyond
The article details various boxing plans and matchups. Jack Sullivan heads to Kansas City to face Hugo Kelly on Jan 28 then returns to back Mike Sullivan at Tammany Club for a 15 round bout with Willie Fitzgerald. Other fights include Jimmy Gardner vs Kid Coffey of Brooklyn in Marlboro, and Jack Bartoldi vs John L. Sullivan plus Ike McLean vs Kid Powell. Tom Maguire predicts a future welterweight champion and challenges Rube Ferns.
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Jack
Twin
Tammany Club
Mike
Willie Fitzgerald
George Edgar Clarke
Jimmy Briggs
Ghey Murphy
Flaherty
Jimmy Gardner
New England
Kid Coffey
Brooklyn
N Y
Marlboro
McCabe
Highlana Club
Jack Bartoldi
John L. Sullivan
Ike McLean
Kid Powell
Tom Maguire
Billy Mellody
Rube Ferns
B. H. Brenton
Rob Roy
Penny-Size Offer to Aid Sick Friend and Sham Remedy
An anonymous appeal urges readers to pay a penny to help a ill friend and risk $5.50 for a supposed restorative. It promises cures for cancer and nerve diseases and offers Dr Shoop’s books by mail from Racine Wisconsin as part of a wartime style solicitation. The message emphasizes fair terms and urges readers to request a book title and mail a response via a postal card.
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Ohio
Spa
Shoop
Racine
Wis
How to Spot Honest Cigars and Honest Labor
A call to avoid cheap cigars produced by cutting quality and labor standards. It urges buyers to look for a label on the box as a certificate of honest paid labor and ethical methods, promising a quick moral guide for smokers.
Charlestown Wins Double in Local Club Bowling Match
Old Dorchester and Charlestown clubs opened at Charlestown alleys with Dorchester taking game one, while Charlestown rallied to win games two and three. Hastings led Old Dorchester with 558, and Thomas of Charlestown posted 202 for the top individual score. Final tallies show Charlestown defeat Old Dorchester 893 to 850.
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Old Dorchester
Charlestown
Hastings
Thomas
Gordon
Willis
Southwell
Ashworth
Olee
Armstrong
Kenney
SOO Sas
Gray
Dudley Club Defeats Colonial Club in Suburban Interclub
The Dudley Club entertained the Colonial Club last evening and nearly swept the Suburban Interclub events. The home team won at billiards and pool, tied at hearts, won two of three at candle pins, and took three straight at bottle pins. Bowling scores listed.
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Dudley Club
Colonial Club
Hearts
Tucker Anthony
Nson
Hornblower & Es
Eeks
Stab
Nkers
Brokers
T. A
L. H
Cvesee
Sal Hells
Eeneten
Shannon
Bancroft
Rolloff
Estabrook
HB. W
BON
H. Martin
Banagher
Davis
Enese Almer
J. Martin
Gunbary Alleys Weekly Rolloff Winners Announced
tt with 285 won first prize in the Gunbary Alleys weekly rolloff last evening. Pen et scored 278 to take second, Harrington earned 277 in third, and Chase finished fourth with 265 points.
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Penet
Harrington
Chase
Walcott Knocks Haghey Outs In Third Round
New Rd January 18 Joe Walcott the eight world champion decisively defeated Charley Haghey of Lowell in under three rounds at the Warren Social and Athletic Club. Walcott opened with body punches and blasts to Haghey’s jaw, sending him down in the second round and securing the decision.
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New RD
Joe Walcott
Decisiv
Charley Haghey
Lowell
Warren
Walcott
Haghey
Joe
Wolco
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Sample Offer in Post
A Boston Daily Post text promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder remedy with a free sample by mail. It touts cures for kidney trouble, includes testimonial letter from a patient in New York and urges readers to request a trial bottle and a medical booklet.
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East
New York City
New York
Robert Berner
Kilmer
Binghamton
N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Scotty MacMasters Travels to Maine for Harvard Bats
Scotty MacMasters, Harvard trainer, journeys to Maine each year to select wood for Harvard baseball bats used against Yale. The bats, famed for success, are said to carry 'magic' and help secure Harvard’s six-year edge on the series as Scotty’s pine timber selection begins the season.
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Scotty Macmasters
Maine
Harvard
Scotty
Pine Tree
Yale
McMasters
Clarkson wins first game in Class A billiard tourney
H F Clarkson won the opening game of the Class A billiard tournament at the Hub Billiard Palace last evening, defeating C Van Dyke with a high break and a long score sequence. Van Dyke advances to meet Charles Smith in the next round.
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Tremont
Brown
Pierce
Clarkson
C.van Dyke
H. Clarkson
van "Dyke
Charles Smith
Lowell Defeats Woburn at Polo in Close 4 to 2 Victory
In Lowell on January 18 the home team edged Woburn 4 to 2 in a slippery polo match. Besse starred for Lowell and Mitchell for Woburn, with both sides hindered by the slick floor and difficult footing all night.
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Lowell
Woburn
Besse
Mitchell
Ban Johnson Visits New York to Settle Invaders Game
Ban Johnson travels to New York to decide whether the Invaders will play Sunday ball. A year ago at this time Johnson was in New York to determine if the Invaders would play.
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Ban Johnson
New York
Invaders
Johnson
Baseball and track notes mix in early 1900s sports roundup
The column surveys players and teams across baseball and track. Padden plans to play for the St. Louis Browns next season if fit, with possible replacements for his duties. Stagg returns to Chicago after New Mexico health trip. Yale track prospect Parsons shows 2:03 half mile, with mile hopes. Cy Young and Cy of Collins praised. Demontreville scuttled. Selee to join Chicago Nationals training trip.
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Fas
Jack O'Connor
Denver
Mo Dick
Padden
Bob Hedges
St. Louis Browns
Harry Gleason
Jones
Alonzo A. Stagg
Chicago
Hale
New Mexico
Parsons
Yale
George Hom
Baltusrol
John Geinzel
The
Invaders
al Selbach
Cy Young
Boylston
Collins
Bilmer Flick
Irving Wilhelm
Carl Ho
Gene Demontreville
Hedges
Demontreville
Selee
Melrose
Chicago Nationals
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Seee
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Mahoney
Driscoll
Theveeese
Beatty Eeere
Cee Oom
Baldwin Cree
Bankers and Brokers’ League
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Globe
O'Leary
Pearson
Tnees
McMahon
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Simpson
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Rockwell
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Kerr
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World OF Sport
Milwaukee
Public America 6 Authority
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