Cure rheumatism with Jones Break-Up says physician
Dr. Chas P Woodward endorses Jones Break-Up claiming cures for rheumatism and offering a six bottle guarantee. The ad promotes the remedy at $6 and $1 per bottle from dealers or by mail from Jones Break-Up Inc New Egypt New Jersey. A second piece urges self belief and cultivation of higher qualities to achieve success and character.
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Chas. P. Woodward
Jones
Jones’ Break-Up, Inc
New Egypt
N. J
Adv
Castoria safety and remedies in old ads and jokes
A collage of vintage advertisements and quips. It promotes Castoria as a safe infant remedy, cites a long use history, and warns about laxatives and tonics. Other items tout liver tonics, Bromo Quinine, Magee's Emulsion, Dr Peery vermin killer, and Putnam Dyes, reflecting-era commerce and humor.
Tom Lynch Finds Peaceful Life After National League Exit
In New Britain Connecticut Tom Lynch once NL president now runs a successful theater. He accepts his ouster as rightful and focuses on being his own boss while noting Governor Tener’s four year plan and the league’s decision to pay him $25,000 annually for three further years.
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Frank G. Menke
New Britain
Conn
Tom Lynch
National League
Connecticut
Tom
John K. Tener
Lynch
Tener
Murphy
Wagrates
Pennsylvania
William Baker
The
Phillies
Baker
Moses
League
Hard to Cinch Jobs Ogden Player Tosses Glove in Disgust
A Salt Lake City tale of rookie Lathers failing his tryout with Ogden, committing errors in left field, striking out in the final at bat, and facing jeering crowds before throwing his glove away. A San Antonio tryout followed, featuring Bogus the right fielder hopeful who homered twice yet struck out later against Doc White, leaving the Bronchos optimistic yet puzzled.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Lathers
Salem
Ore
Luthers
Utah
San Antonio
White Sox
Athletics
Betts
Bogus
Sox
Great Southwest
Joe Benz
Dre
Metz
Doc White
Comiskey
Callahan
White
Evers Discusses Fed Proposal and Stay in Organized Baseball
Chicago report cites Johnny Evers stating five minutes separated him from joining the Federal league. He would have become a Federal league manager for more money but preferred to remain in organized baseball.
Monahan Named Boston College Varsity Baseball Coach
Joseph Monahan of Cambridge, a catcher formerly with the Boston Nationals, has been appointed coach of the Boston College varsity nine. He is a Boston University student and previously captained Cambridge High and Latin, later playing for Lynn, Lowell, and Bridgeport teams, including a year as captain.
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Monahan
Joseph Monahan
Cambridge
Boston Nationals
Boston College
Boston University
Lynn
Lowell
Bridgeport
Oregon University Plans Big Field Renovation
The University of Oregon in Eugene outlines a new athletic field complex with two football fields one for soccer three baseball diamonds tennis courts and a quarter mile running track plus a 220 yard straightaway. The design aims to serve all students both men and women across sports.
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Oregon University
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Baseball player moves and pennant race outlook
Monroe joins Lincoln after being secured from Chicago. Connie Mack says the Naps will contend for the pennant. Montreal buys infielder Keller from Tacoma. Hagerman eyed as Falkenberg successor. Naps have Jack Frost, Baltimore adds Cree from the Yanks. Warhop’s salary cut. Johnson stays with Red Sox after a strong Syracuse season.
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Connie Mack
Naps
Young wife seeks plain churned butter in market watch
A young wife aims to become a model housekeeper and challenges a grocer for better butter. She asks for plain churned butter but the shopkeeper lists various butter types with prices, revealing high costs and her initial inexperience.
Pimples on Hands and Feet Sparked by Skin Trouble
Mrs Henrietta Kirschner recounts waking to hand and foot pimples that caused itching and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two weeks the eczema disappeared. She also notes her two month old nephew’s large head sores improved similarly. Cuticura ads promote samples and a 32 page Skin Book from Boston.
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Wyona St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henrietta Kirschner
Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Canal Zone Teacher Question Sparks Zone Count
Dialogue about zones causes Bobbie to list multiple categories including torrid temperate frigid and many postal zones. The exchange notes the Canal Zone context and broad variety of zones referenced in a classroom discussion.
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Canal Zone
Bobbie
Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyelids Meet Roman Eye Bal sam
A cryptic notice describes Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyelids confronting Roman Eye Bal sam Ady. The text urges steadiness and says luck is guided by fate, with a playful nod to fate having a finger in the pie.
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Stica
Mother Credits Father John's Medicine For Her Baby
Mrs. Britt of Athol Massachusetts says a doctor predicted her baby would die but Father John's Medicine helped the infant eat well gain strength and walk She urges mothers to use the safe alcohol free medicine to nourish children naturally at home.
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Library of Congress
Washington
Gotham
Anthony Comstock
Wright
McGrouch
E.W. Grove
Magee
Dr. Peery
Putnam
Hale’s
Pike
Canada
United States
Europe
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
William Percy
England
Ottawa
Crawford
E. Genesee St
Syracuse
N.Y
Sample
John L. Brown
Son
P.Q. Box
Deaton
Muse
Ali
PSOE
Dragrists
John Tener
Texan
Monroe
Chicago
Lincoln
Montreal
Keller
Tacoma, Wash
Rip Zip Hagerman
Cub
Fred Falkenberg
Cleveland Naps
Jack Frost
Baltimore Orioles
Cree
Yanks
Jack Warhop
New York
Feds
Nankin Johnson
Boston Red Sox
Carter
E. C. Young Company
Warren
Randolph
Mass
Hoxsie
D. A
Buffalo
West Rt
Broadway
Murray
E. 49Th ST
W.N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rienwono
Mrs. D. Tyuzr
West Clapton St
South
Richmond
Wis
Joan Twomrson
Lodi
Wisconsin
Lydia I. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
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