Umpire Silk O'Loughlin Ill at Ease After Tip Incident
Cleveland Press quotes umpire Billy Evans defending a dignified frame on the field. A St Louis Browns catcher jokes about batting wood as a term of praise. O'Loughlin reacts sharply to the moment when a foul tip hits his mask and the crowd reacts with surprise.
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O'Loughlin
Billy Evans
Cleveland Press
Krichel
St. Louis Browns
O’loughlin
Pat
Empression
St. Louis
O’connor
Reformatories Seen As Answer To Juvenile Delinquency
Mrs Booker T Washington warns the juvenile court moves slowly in the south as girls and boys are sent to prison for minor offenses. Alabama clubs push reformatories to separate youths from older prisoners. Arkansas and Kentucky colored women's clubs work similarly.
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Booker T. Washington
South
Prn
Alabama
Commcn
Varia
Arkansas
Fimtocky
Colored Women's Clube
Ends Winter's Thou See? A Humble Remedy Ad
A fragment describes winter miseries from frostbite to burns and boils and touts a remedy at McGeacky's with a price of 280. The tone imitates a small-town ad promising relief from ailments through a local supplier.
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de McGeacky
Sure Gauge of Man's Age in School Open News
A reflection on how a man’s age can be measured by his reaction to the reopening of schools. The piece notes youngsters and teachers deserve sympathy for the demanding task of discipline, yet praises the charm of modern public education and the progress students show when outdoor yearnings fade.
Lightning Kills Few in County Riot of 1908
A damaged county report notes lightning fatalities and injuries in 1908 with scattered counts. It mentions minimal deaths and higher liver and kidney injury risks, citing a case in Went Burlington where four doctors abandoned care after eight months.
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Kidning
Madsen
Went Burlington
Paottier
McQeachy
Open courts demand access for newspaper men, say two lawyers
Hannis Taylor and William E. Chandler argue that deposition proceedings are courts and must be open to the public. They assert that secrecy violates the constitutional law principle that publicity protects the weak and innocent, and that courts must be open in all cases.
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Hannis Taylor
William E. Chandler
Taylor
Chandler
Waverly Village Man Praises Cough Remedy
Mr W B L Hall of Waverly Village says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best cold preparation on the market. He has recommended it to friends and they all agree. Sold by all dealers.
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Wbl Hall
Waverly
Chamberlain
Chiming Metal and Legends of Cornish Mines
A legend among Cornwall peasants speaks of a faintly shining mineral drawn from local mines. The find is identified as a uranium salt with luminosity from spontaneous radioactivity. The illumination fades when the mineral is dissolved in crystallization water.
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Cornwall
England
Portugal
Scientific American
Feminine Finance and Frugal Footwear Quips
A humorous tone notes prices for stockings and a quip about spending. It mentions warming with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and foot baths to ward off a cold, urging readers to buy from dealers.
True Authority and the Mother is the Center of Childhood
The piece argues self government with tenderness as the basis of authority over children. It claims the mother embodies divinity to childhood and a child’s religion depends on parental character rather than words. It then notes Princess Victoria, Edward VII’s daughter, visiting Harrogate and seen motor ing about, possibly taking the summer cure.
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Victoria
Edward Queen
Alexandra
Harrogate
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted for All Ages
An old ad copy touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for babies and adults, claiming it wards off pneumonia tendencies and requires no opium or harmful ingredients. Sold by Alt Dealers.
Thrice-a-week World promotional copy and prices
The Thrice-a-week World claims global coverage with prompt accurate news. It asserts political fairness and offers novels by top authors reprinted in book form. Regular price is $1.00 yearly for 194 papers, with a new offer up to $2.0 for a regular subscription bundle.
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Ite
Flesson
Bess
News Ee
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Geon
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