Have You a Child Promises from Lydia E Pinkham Patients
Restored to health women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping achieve pregnancy and a healthy baby. Testimonies from Mrs John Mitchell Mas sena New York Gordonville Missouri Conshohocken Pennsylvania Imperial Pennsylvania Rowlesburg West Virginia Winter Haven Florida express gratitude and life saving results.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
A. M. Myers
Gordonville, Mo
E. M. Doerr
Conshohocken, Pa
Mose Blakeley
Imperial, Pa
Winnie iTitu1s
Winter Haven
Florida
Appraisal of a Sunset Painting in the Library Gallery
At three o'clock the painter-woman studied a sunset canvas in the public library art gallery. She compared color blending and light with a careful eye as she copied a whaler in painted waves. Two women entered, noting the hand-painted work with admiration.
Opinionated Seadson Delivers Grand Flourish
A critic mocks Mr Seadson for a grand gesture over substance, denouncing his sweeping flourish as lacking gray matter and preferring sound over sense in his public persona.
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Mr. Seadson
Geers Drives In 3000 Harness Races In Career
Edward Franklin Pop Geers the famed harness driver says fox hunting is the thrill he prefers but he plans to keep racing. At sixty three he still feels strong and confident about driving for many years more after thirty five years in the sport and about 3000 races. He was born in Lebanon Tennessee in 1851 and first raced in Mobile in 1878 continuing yearly with his stables and record.
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Edward Franklin
Pop
Geers
Lebanon
Tenn
Mobile
Baseball rumors span leagues and coast to coast
Sunday baseball in Washington is said to be illegal while the Feds wind down. Marty O'Toole faces renewed publicity as talk shifts to Pittsburgh. George Stallings earns $15 000 for six weeks of vaudeville. Rodgers of Portland may take Larry Lajoie's spot with Cleveland. Texas trains again after Florida boom. Browns head to Houston after St Petersburg. Babe Barton signs with St Louis Federal.
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George Stallings
Rodgers
Portland
Larry Lajoie
Cleveland
the Coast
Bill James
Texas
Florida
Browns
Houston
St. Petersburg
Fra
Tetzlaff to Quit Racing Drives World Record Holder Says He is Through
Teddy Tetzlaff, holder of the world's record as a road race driver, declares he is through with speed. He says a man is bound to get his if he stays at it long enough.
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Teddy Tetzlaff
Teddy
USC Ends English Rugby Move Return To American Football
USC becomes last coast college to abandon English rugby in favor of American football. Administrators call rugby monotone and rougher than the college game, arguing American conditions suit local players better as football reforms take hold.
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University of Southern California
Pacific Coast
New York Likely To Host National Bowling Championship
New York is expected to be awarded the annual Bowling Championship of the National Association. The events will be held at Grand Central Palace alleys. Peoria received the 1915 American Bowling Congress and Minneapolis the Western Association Tournament.
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New York
National Association
Grand Central Palace
Peoria
Minneapolis
Western Association
Yost Promises Michigan win with 11 solid Tacklers
Coach Yost of the Michigan university football team is quoted saying he needs 11 good tacklers and blockers to defeat the best kickers and runners. He emphasizes tackling as the key defensive play and blocking as essential to a strong offense, noting that anyone can run if the opponent is stopped.
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Yost
Michigan University
Brown Seeks Comeback After Outpointing Frankie Callahan
Brown declares a serious comeback aim and believes he is as good as ever. He notes last outpointing a youngster named Frankie Callahan and now eyes opportunities against top contenders in the scene.
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Brown
Frankie” Callahan
Chicago Eleven Captain Walter Kennedy Turns to Albion News
Walter Kennedy former captain of the 1899 Chicago football championship works in the newspaper business in Albion Michigan. The piece notes Penn State students celebrate a Harvard tie by lighting a blaze to show the value of higher education. Willie Heston, famed back, practices law in Detroit and officiates minor games in the northern peninsula.
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Walter Kennedy
Chicago Eleven
Albion
Mich
Penn State
Harvard
Willie Heston
Detroit
Heston
Pugilism Buzz As Boxers Seek New Starts In 1920s Ring
Mick King touted as a corer in Milwaukee weighing 158. Tom O Rourke opens a Brooklyn fight palace. England ships boxing gloves to front line troops. Rob Moha trains for comeback possibly facing Jim Smith or Battling Levinsky. Willie Lewis hints at retirement after strong showings.
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Mick King
Milwaukee
Tom O’rourke
Brooklyn
Rob Moha
Jim Smith
Battling Levinsky
Trotter Directum I to Winter in Kirkwood Del
Directum I is to be wintered by Dr J C McCoy at Kirkwood Delaware. I G D a 212 percent trotter is a brother of Lucille Spier 207 percent Pittsburgh Fort Erle and Hartford are expected to drop from the grand circuit per Cleveland advices Geers has driven five trotters better than 204 The Harvest er Anvil Etawah Dudie Arch dale and Highball.
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Directum I
Kirkwood
Del
J. C. McCoy
Pittsburgh
Fort Erle
Hartford
Cleveland
Geers
Harvester
Anvil
Etawah
Dudie Archdale
Highball
Veteran billiardist Hi Bowman dies in Cincinnati
The veteran billiards mentor Hi Bowman is reported dead in Cincinnati. De Oro says he is ready to defend the three cushion championship against Willie Hoppe for up to 10000 dollars. The Cuban disputes Hoppe as his master in balk-line play, according to the rival’s father.
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Hi Bowman
Cincinnati
Graves Returns to West Point Football Coaching Duties
Captain Ernest Graves, long associated with training Army line candidates, resumes coaching duties at West Point. The current war fosters cross Atlantic exchange of athletic talent and leadership, while Walter Camp resigns as treasurer of Yale Athletic Association after 21 years, signaling gradual retirement from Yale athletics.
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Ernest Graves
Army
West Point
Walter Camp
Yale Athletic Union
The
Union
Yale
Markets Update on New York Wholesale Prices
Report notes official milk price figures have been abolished making accurate quotations impossible. Indicates market uncertainty and broader effects on wholesale dairy pricing.
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New York
Wheat Lands of Western Canada Offer Rich Farm Prospect
A Canadian government prospectus urges settlement in Western Canada to meet Europe’s grain shortfall. It cites vast wheat land, entry fees from ten dollars for 160 acres, and railway-held parcels at ten to twenty-five dollars per acre. It rebuts myths about conscription and emphasizes voluntary support for immigration to farms.
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United States
Canada
Dominion
Rochester
N. Y
Great Britain
Ottawa
Farmer Binks Dials Quirky French Clock
Greenwich Time notes a farmers quarrel with a French clock. Farmer Binks exclaims and laments as the minute hand at four and hour hand at nine causes the clock to strike eleven, prompting a pause in work while figuring the time. His wife Ovadiah asks what is wrong.
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Farmer Binks
Ovadiah
Philadelphia Ledger
Under Cover. Street attire dares more daring styles
Madge questions if fashion will grow more bold in streetwear and Marjorie fears women will need masks if daring styles continue. The dialogue hints at social pressures and evolving norms in clothing.
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Madge
Marjorie
It's Beautiful Yet Fleeting Like a Soap Bubble
A reflecting line compares beauty to a soap bubble, noting its brief life and fragile vitality versus lasting joy. The speaker ponders whether enduring happiness follows mere beauty and suggests ephemerality as a key factor in true value.
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John Mitchell
Massena, N. Y
E. W. Sanders
Rowlesburg, W. Va
Watson FE. Coleman
Washington, D.C
Cadillac
20Th Century Co
Broadway
N. X
Nellie
Orator
Pop” Geers
Washington
Feds
Marty O'Toole
Babe Barton
Hal Chase
Venice
St. Louis
Tetzlaff
Teddy Tetzlaif
England
Willie Lewis
Georges Carpentier
Lucille Spier
Atlantic
Ste Ant
Sun State
E State
Fancy
Hennery
Padrer
Maryland
Jsy
Fey
Penn
Leedao
Phila
Phila Fey
Lurne
Monae
Vita
Fatey Sao
Bel
Prinae Syhite
Jersey
Bathern
Uae
Boston
Chizory
Escarote
Lima
Aems
Hong Wees
Talbot Unity
Sitka
Western
Europe
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