Zema-Cura hailed as safe eczema cure by user testimonial
A Pittburg factory official lauds Zema-Cura after three months of sleepless eczema suffering. The ad extols the product as a safe, science backed cure, contrasts it with opiate laden salves, and lists multiple city druggists and a New York mail order option.
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Roosevelt speaks to 60,000 at St Louis fair day
President Roosevelt addresses a 60,000 strong crowd at the Liberal Arts building as cheers erupt after his remarks. Cardinal Gibbons delivers the invocation, followed by former Senator Carter and a choral rendition of The Heavens Amclaiming before David R. Francis presents the fair buildings.
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President Roosevelt recalls Louisiana Purchase as nation expanding force
In a commemorative address President Roosevelt frames the Louisiana Purchase as pivotal to U S continental expansion. He notes earlier territorial gains and the shift from colonial borders to westward settlement, praising statesmanship and pioneer energy that shaped the republic’s growth. Senator Carter introduces former President Grover Cleveland after the speech and chorus.
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition Dedication Addresses
President Francis praises the people of the Louisiana Purchase and the united republic. He presents the exposition buildings for dedication, hoping the structures advance citizenship, humanity, and national mission. Terrific cheers greet President Roosevelt as the address ends.
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Ex President Cleveland Lauds Louisiana Purchase Era
The address praises the Louisiana Purchase’s vast future, noting the rise of 12 new states and a swelling American population. It recalls Jefferson’s doubts, the nation’s growth, and promises of prosperity as crowds in Huntington avenue and nearby venues witness fireworks and a grand public event.
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Americans Lose 12 10 2 in Close Tilt
A brief game recap notes the Americans fall 12 to 10 and 2 to the opponents in a tight matchup. Key figures on both sides are unnamed in the fragment, with no additional context available. The item presents as a concise scoreline summary from a sports brief.
Athletics Tame Boston In 12 2 Victory At Huntington
The champion Athletics defeated Boston 12 to 2 at Huntington avenue in a game marked by heavy Athletics hitting and poor umpiring from Hassett. George Winters struggled but the visitors piled up 12 hits and took control early, while Boston’s defense faltered and 4808 fans watched a high wind day. Davis Hartsel and Monte Cross hit homers for the Athletics as Plank and Winters matched inside.
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New York Opens American League Park With Exhibition Game
New York baseball club unveiled its new home American League Park with an opening game at the venue. The event featured a matchup between the home team and an invited opponent, marking the debut of the park's facilities and amenities for fans.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Amherst 8 7 in Nervy Finish at Soldiers Field
Harvard edged Amherst 8 to 7 at Soldiers Field after Amherst tied the score in the ninth. Key moments included a two base hit by Clarkson and a winning single by Matthews with Matthews stealing second. Pitching saw Kane hold Harvard to seven hits while Clarkson struggled for form. Attendance reached about 1500 with a hairraising ninth inning finish.
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Volkmann's Defeat Stone's at Chestnut Hill 10 to 8
Volkmann's defeated Stone's yesterday afternoon at Chestnut Hill 10 to 8. Notable performances by Andrew and R Smith with McCarty Lockwood and T Smith contributing with the bats. Hull broke a thumb yesterday after a foul line drive off the bat. McCarty hit a home run, with two-base hits from McCarty Lockwood Hull Eveleth and T Smith. Pitching saw Eveleth and Greene.
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Boston College Prep Defeats Malden High In Close Contest
Boston College Preparatory edged Malden High School in a hard fought game at Malden. Pastorelli Dooley and Hayes led the offense with multiple hits while Dooley and Shean stole seven bases combined. Hayes belted a home run as BC built a 7 to 4 lead, with strong pitching by Shean and Cate.
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Dorchester and Somerville Open League Play At New Field
Dorchester High and Somerville High meet in the season's first league game at the new Dorchester H S athletic field this afternoon. The contest starts at 3 30 p m with Miah Murray officiating. Somerville fields Tift and Goode against Dorchester Brayley and Vinal in the battery and the points respectively.
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Kernwood Beats Calumet Malden In Mystic Valley Clash
Kernwood won two of three against Calumet on their home court in a Mystic Valley league game. Purrington led Calumet with 99 points, while listed scores show Kernwood and Calumet players totaling 1158 and 1235 respectively.
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