Why Spring Colds Are Dangerous And Fatal Outcomes
A warning against neglecting spring colds notes they can evolve into chronic asthma or bronchitis, promoting Father John’s Medicine as a nourishing aid. Also, a probate court scene in Belleville features the sisters Amanda Holdener and Veronica Fitzmorris, with a dramatic threat at the hearing.
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Father John
Belleville
St. Louis Star
Frank Perrin
Amanda Holdener
Veronica Fitzmorris
Boschee's German Syrup Ady Advertisement Claim
In varied weather and sudden temperature shifts many suffer colds and coughs that can lead to severe illness or death. Boschee's German Syrup is advertised as a fifty year remedy to prevent illness, aid sleep, and ease morning expec toration. Sold by druggists worldwide in 75 cent bottles.
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Boschee
Civilized World
Relieved Her Feelings on Porch, Child Venting Frustration
A Sunny summer afternoon scene shows little Helen on the porch with her mother. Helen grows restless pacing the area and finally sits in a rocking chair, sighing and muttering Oh, darn the goodness gracious. Her mother asks about the remark, and Helen explains she hopes to say or do something to express herself.
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Helen
Selen
Billy Evans Solves Baseball Problems for This Paper
Written by the famous American League umpire Billy Evans, this piece recalls a late ninth inning play in a major minor league game. A runner attempted to steal second after a walk, the throw went wide and struck the umpire on the head sending the ball into right field. The crowd surged all field, the umpire ruled the runner return to first, and the game stretched to extra innings where the home team won in the fourteenth.
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Billy Evans
Iit
Baseball Is Great and the National Game
The Milwaukee Sentinel proclaims baseball as the sport with unmatched national reach. It argues that the game’s prestige, widespread organized teams, and vast public appeal make it likely the enduring national pastime for men and boys across the United States.
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United States
Milwaukee Sentinel
Wagner's record chase marks in major league history
John Vanous Wagner, veteran infielder for the Pittsburgh Nationals, boasts over ten thousand at bats and more than three thousand base hits. Only Sam Crawford, of Detroit, approaches these milestones, needing less than forty hits and many games to reach 10,000 at bats, while no other player is likely to approach either record this season.
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John “Vonus” Wagner
Pittsburgh Nationals
Sam Crawford
Detroit
Wagner
W. L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
America
Brockton
Mass
W L Douglas
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western
Ottawa
Can
G. Rutledge
Genesee St
Syracuse
N.Y
Baseball gossip and player notes from a late era
A column of baseball chatter notes Scott Perry Cal hurler aims for 20 wins Dick Egan Braves leaves baseball Bunny Fabrique Dodgers Zinn Beck Beirut captaincy Frank Allen Reds catching Scottie Shorten in center for Red Sox Ambrose Puttmann Cincinnati independent team Dutch Leonard prunes joke Burleigh Grimes Roy Evans Chuck Warner John Kling poolroom Lincoln Western League trial Francis Griffin pitcher well proverb note about pitchers and wells
Umpire William J. Byron Praised For Poise And Fair Play
Detroit steam fitter William J. Byron is an National League umpire famed for smooth control, steady calls, and amiable handling of players and fans. He advocates union skepticism toward baseball labor, arguing players’ work does not equate to labor and warning the federation about wage standards.
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William J. Byron
Detroit
Mich
Union
Byron
Tenser
Iis
Bill
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Federation of Labor
Bull Players’ Fraternity
Help for Cincinnati Reds scout Larry Sutton shines
Larry Sutton, signed by Christy Mathewson to scout for Garry Herrmann, is praised as a keen eye in baseball and as an effective talent finder. Previously with Brooklyn, Sutton helped launch stars like Wake Pauhert Pfeffer Casey Stengel Zack Wheat and Otto Miller, with many minors turning into big leaguers and a strong overall track record.
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Cincinnati Reds
Ohio River
Larry Sutton
Christy Mathewson
Garry Herrmann
Mathewson
Reds
Foxy Sutton
Larry
Brooklyn
Sutton
Dodgers
Wake Pauhert
Jo Pfeffer
Casey Stengel
Zack Wheat
Otto Miller
Vrest
Tie
Tle
Regular Talk On English Sparks Military Enlistment News
A humorous schoolroom exchange about English highlights how children understand language while real recruits flood army navy and marine stations seeking roles. An applicant at a federal navy station misreads entry tests as casual work, sparking officers to consider skilled trades and the unusual possibility of life as a pearl diver.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Taeadeupolis
Fedwrnt
Wasp
Toolavent
War echo in the mother ship Deutschhad seized in New Lon don
Quotation fragment recalls forties era wars as a vessel named Willehad is discussed. Dialogue contrasts ownership and identity with oblique references to ships and names. The readable text hints at historical ship names and wartime sentiment without a clear narrative.
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New London
Baiting Mother with Gum Drops Comic Exchange
A playful exchange shows Charlie offering two cents to buy gum drops to please his mother, while Mother and Charlie clash on duty and blame. The light moment ends with a reminder to do one’s own duty before judging others.
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Mother
Charlie
Right From the Heart. A Title boy in the cit
A child heir saga unfolds as a young boy holds his father's succession, learning life lessons through simple records and a bold, honest diary note about a fine day. The tale appears in Giaanpolis News.
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Mather
Giaanpolis News
Railroads Seek Higher Fees for Refrigerator Cars
Citizens debated railroad rate requests to raise charges for refrigerator cars. Critics argued the move would chill commerce and hit consumers, while supporters contended updated pricing reflected costs.
Queer Things You Hear in A Ga Henecier Show
A fragmentary note suggests odd remarks about marriage and human nature. The language hints at blunt, humorous lines about a bachelor and a show, with references that imply social commentary rather than a clear news event. The readable bits form an eccentric, unfinished quotation from a local page.
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