Munyon's Health Lab Attracts Philadelphia Crowds
Pro fessor James M Munyon draws daily crowds to his laboratories at 63d and Jefferson Streets in Philadelphia. Medical staff offer free consultation and health guidance, while charges apply only when remedies are prescribed. Fans praise cures, though Munyon deflects personal skill, saying his formulas from top medical brains drive results.
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James M. Munyon
Famous Health Authority
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Munyon
Jefferson Sts
To Cheer Her Up
An old Scotswoman travels far to visit a sick friend only to learn the alarming symptoms have subsided. She asks after Mrs Crawford, who replies she is well, prompting the visitor to exclaim her own relief at the reunions turning cheerful.
Was He a Bostonian
A woman warns John not to go under a ladder, but he does and falls. He arises with a dollar bill, claiming the ladder would have beaten him to the currency if he had not crossed it. The quip suggests luck or fate as the cause of his windfall.
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John
Castoria Bottle Inspection Urges Parents to Verify Signature
Consumer notice urges mothers to carefully examine every Castoria bottle for the physician signature of Weavertte, promoting Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 30 years. It emphasizes infants and children and cautions against counterfeit products.
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Weavartte
Fletcher
Which Make Is Better Roland for His Oliver Debate
A witty exchange contrasts two brand names with a sly jab about value and superiority. The speaker asserts fairness by trading a Roland for an Oliver while debating which make holds the edge in quality or prestige.
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Roland
Oliver
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Endorsed for Ladies and Children
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, gentle laxative beneficial for digestion and constipation. It claims suitability for ladies and children, strengthens the system, and dispels colds, noting its popularity attracts imitations. It urges buying only from the California Fig Syrup Co with full name on each package, priced at 50 cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Snodgrass Emerges as Batting Star for McGraw’s Giants
Fred C. Snodgrass draws rare attention for steady batting in 1908 with the New York Nationals. Since moving to an outfield post by Manager John McGraw, he seldom misses with the bat and climbs toward the league leaderboards in the Chalmers trophy chase. He joined the team on June 21, 1908, after previously serving as a catcher with limited chances.
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Fred C. Snodgrass
Chalmers Automobile
McGraw
Snodgrass
New York Nationals
Thielman Returns Home for St. Cloud Game
Henry Thielman veteran pitcher of 19 starts today at St. Cloud Michigan home game for his local team. He toes the rubber in front of appreciative fans as the season continues with focus on his performances at the home park.
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Thielman
Henry Thielman
St. Cloud
Mich
Left Handed Pitchers Shape National League Race
Veteran observers credit left-handed hurlers with pivotal impact on the National League standings as the season nears its October 12 deadline. Johnny Kling predicts McTigue will become the top southpaw next season, rivaling early stars in speed and stuff.
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Johnny Kling
Boston
Marquard and
Wiltse
McGraw
Sallee
Louis
Cardinals
Bresnahan
Leifield
Pittsburgh
Bill Burns
Philadelphia
e-Hitle
Rucker
Brooklyn
Mattern
McTigue
Kling
Rube Waddell
Quakers Welcome John Titus Return. Waivers Sought on Three Rochester Players
John Titus returns for the Quakers. Rochester asks waivers on Manser Gaiger and Wilhelm. Baskette shines for Toledo with Cleveland next season a likely tryout. Bugs Raymond remains loyal to Mc Graw and vows pennant. Nap Rucker’s relative pitches well for Home team in Alpharetta. Howell’s second-base work for St Paul earns secure position. Rochester trio Spencer Foster Modéller to Washington this fall. Martin O Toole once had cup of coffee with that club. Bransfield defends Cobb’s second base sprint as not remarkable. Marty O Toole buys Oregon fruit farm amid other player investments. Patsey O Rourke may lose Sacramento post after umpire clash. Lang and Emerson, college men, join Louisville. Cleveland eyeing Mike McCormick. Dave Rowan may not displace Jordan at Toronto. acts as Drohan posting three hits in three at bats.
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John Titus
Quakers
Rochester
Manser
Gaiger
Wilhelm
Jim Baskette
Toledo
Cleveland
Bugs
Raymond
McGraw
Nap Rucker
Alpharetta
Harry Howell
St. Paul
Spencer
Foster
Modéller
Rochester Hustlers
Washington
Martin O'Toole
Kit Bransfield
Cobb
Cincinnati
Marty O'Toole
Oregon
Patsey O’rourke
Sacramento
Hildebrand
Lang
Emerson
Louisville
Connie Mack
Lafayette
College
University of California
Mike McCormick
Mike
Brooklyn
Dave Rowan
Tim Jordan
Toronto
Drohan
Review of the Kingdom of Judah Sunday School Lesson
A 1911 Sunday School review outlines Kings of Judah from Rehoboam to Zedekiah, highlighting reforms and declines, key events, and lessons on consecration to God. It emphasizes map study of Egypt Palestine and Assyria, prophetic and revival influences, and the kingdom’s rise and fall as moral examples.
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Kingdom
Rehoboam
B. C
Asa
Jehoshaphat
Jezebel
Joash
Ahaz
Palestine
Isaiah
Hezekiah
B.C. Zis
Taylor Cylinder
Samaria
Israel
Sennacherib
Manasseh
Josiah
Jeremiah
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Daniel
Babylon
Jehoiachin
Zedekiah
Temple
Kingdom of
Judah
Georgraphy
Egypt
Assyria
Niagara River
Redemption Point
God
Record Wheat Harvest Across Western Canada Promises Wealth
A traveling observer details Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba wheat belts with vast fields, rising yields and high prices. The piece highlights land values from 12 to 60 dollars per acre, Swedish settlements, and railways expanding to move bumper crops to elevators. It notes possible grain capacity strain as 40 million bushels of elevator capacity and 25 million bushels at Fort William and Port Arthur approach usage.
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Saskatchewan
Canada
Board of Trade
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Amperta
Manitoba
Alberta
Iowa
Calgary
Camrose
Sedgewick
Castor
Red Deer
Wetaskiwin
Edmonton
Lacombe
Vegreville
Tofield
Fort’ William
Port
Eastern League Umpires Turnover Early Season Shakeup
Three of eight umpires who began the season in the Eastern League remain. Wright Murray and Hart are still present while Black Banton Rudderham Pender and Pollack have departed, replaced by Halligan Keenan Kerin Kelly Doyle and Killin.
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Wright
Murray
Hart
Black
Banton
Rudderham
Pender
Pollack
Halligan
Keenan
Kerin
Kelly
Doyle
Killin
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TALK
Fred Snodgrass
Southpaws
Lefty
Lelfield
Nebraska
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