Reforming Gambler's Tale Ends Quietly in New York
The story of John Philip Quinn, once a traveling dealer exposing cheating devices like the electric roulette wheel, describes his reform tale told from a private car. He urged helping others reform and joked about the reform narrative's effect on habits and marriage. An adjacent scene notes neighbors in a New York suburb laundry observations and a quip about stockings and shirts.
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John Philip Quinn
America
Callahan the hard working Pirates manager praised by fans
James J. Long notes Pittsburgh fans sympathize with Jimmy Callahan for relentless effort with the Pirates. Cal is described as the busiest figure on the field, coaching every inning and pushing runners, never hiding when the team trails, and maintaining calm through tough games.
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Jimmy Callahan
Pittsburgh
James J. Long
Pittsburgh Sun
Cal
Pirates
McGraw
Many
Manager
Suit
Baseball Banter From The Diamond Gossip Column
A lively baseball chatter piece mentions Noel Jean Dubuc Otto Knabe Jess Barnes and Connie Mack staffing teams and notes managers and players like Mathewson Mann Luderus Bush and Daubert. It playfully critiques umpiring aging stars and tactical bunt theory with era humor and sport slang.
Brotherly clash as Coveleskie faces Tigers in tense tilt
The Tigers bench reaction erupts when Stan Coveleskie dominates Detroit in a key moment while his brother Harry cheers for Cleveland. A spectator chorus volleys from opposing dugouts as Heilmann bats. Trainer Harry Tuthill recalls the humorous scene.
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Harry Coveleskie
Tigers
Cleveland
Stanley Coveleskie
Harry
Detroit
Stan
Cobb
Bobby Veach
Veach
Turner
Sam Crawford
Howard
Oscar Vitt
Fellows
Heilmann
Harry Tuthill
Art of Throwing Says Hooper From California Ranch
Harry Hooper, Boston Red Sox outfielder, explains his throwing skill started on his father's California ranch. He recalls throwing stones as a kid, practicing in spare moments, and using that accuracy in baseball. He notes size isn’t the determinant. effort and maintaining arm strength matter.
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Harry Hooper
Boston Red Sox
California
Ed Klepfer Catches Eyes With Striking Cleveland Pitching
The pitcher Ed Klepfer shines for Cleveland as strong work hones a pennant chase. He joined from Venice after a White Sox purchase was rejected by manager Rowland, then traded to the Indians in the Jackson deal.
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Ed Klepfer
Cleveland
Klepfer
White Sox
Venice
Rowland
Indians
Jackson
Johnny Evers Peeved as Umpire Sings Decision in Verse
A lively baseball reminiscence recalls Johnny Evers getting irritated when Bill Byron challenged a strike and the umpire sang the ruling. The piece mentions Byron Ger many Schaefer Nick Altrock and Steve Evans as clubby characters aiding the game. Evans anecdotes include a Toledo episode where he laughs off a steal attempt after fielding a throw.
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Johnny Evers
Bill Byron
Evers
Tener
Byron
Germany Schaefer
Nick Altrock
Steve Evans
Evans
Toledo
Steve
Roger Bresnahan
Slugger Jack Murray Shines For Toronto International League
Jack Murray former Giants and Cubs outfielder has been hitting well for the Toronto International League team. He leads the club as it climbs the standings and appears poised to return to major league play.
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Jack Murray
Giants
Cubs
Jack
Braves players mock Giants with fence excuse at Polo Grounds
Braves pitcher Tom Hughes jokes that Giants batters invent excuses about Polo Grounds conditions after a no hit shutout. He notes no fence signs at Braves park and mocks complaints about lighting shadows and outfield fences influencing left and right handed batters.
Mel Wolfgang Emerges as White Sox Pitching Star
Mel Wolfgang, pitcher for the White Sox, has twirled splendid ball all season and is now one of the most reliable members of Rowland's staff.
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Jim Scott
Mel Wolfgang
Mel” Wolfgang
White Sox
Rowland
Senators Try Out Youngsters
Manager Griffith adds two youngsters to the squad Horace Milan brother of the center fielder and Turney Barber are expected to develop into contributors for the Senators.
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Senators
Griffith
Horace Milan
Senator
Turney Barber
Dangerous Question in Court Martial Defense
A captain notes flaws in court martial practice as officers are chosen as defense counsel by post seniority rather than legal training. A young surgeon, ignorant of law, objects to cross examination and reveals he would ruin his own case if a witness tells the truth. The anecdote highlights the risk of unqualified attorneys handling trials. Obtainable in a Case and Comment column.
Baby’s itchy skin relief with Cuticura products
Bath with hot water and Cuticura Soap for irritated skin. If irritation persists, gently apply Cuticura Ointment. The creamy emollients promote restful sleep for fretful babies. Free sample by mail with the Cuticura Book. Address postcard to Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Dept. L
Boston
Explorer recalls untouched Africa regions and abstinence
The speaker claims on his last expedition to the interior of Africa he traveled through vast areas where no white man had tread. He notes two months without hearing a phonograph or seeing a moving picture show and without meeting anyone under the influence of liquor.
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Africa
Castoria Bottles Emphasize 30 Years of Use and Signature
Public health notice urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the genuine Fletcher’s Castoria with the signature, highlighting its long safety record for infants and children.
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Fletcher
Doubtful Case Reflects On Child’s Prayer
A five-year-old boy named John, reproved for being naughty during guests, asks God to teach his mother how to raise him properly and adds, if possible, a charge against his father. The vignette ends with a humble prayer and a wry remark about his father.
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John
Doctor Finds Error In Prescription Signatures
A doctor notes an incorrect mixing of his signature with other ingredients in a prescription, questioning how the signature was altered from the original. The incident highlights concerns about medical record authenticity and patient safety.
Boy critic with talent for taking things apart
A parent laments her son dismantles objects but cannot reassemble them. The other speaker notes the child has the temperament of a critic, implying sharp observational skills rather to repair. The exchange casts the boy as a budding reviewer rather than a maker.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proclaimed Aid for Change of Life
Letters from women across the country praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for symptoms of the Change of Life. Patrons describe relief from headaches backache heat flashes and nervousness and recommend the product to others. The company offers free confidential advice from women and notes all letters are answered by women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Beverly
Mass
Mrs. Gzovez A. Dunzar
Roundy St
Beverly, Maus
Erie
Mrs. E. Krssra
East 24Th St
Hiie
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M‘neill
Chicago
HEW
Orange
Ernst Bischoff Co., Inc
West Broadway
New York
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Mrs. D
Ars. D
Christian Herald
Nero
Rome
Callahan
Pittsburgh Buccaneers
Noel
Jean Dubuc
The
Otto Knabe
Jess” Barnes
Braves
Connie Mack
Bert” Nicholf
Phillies
Cincinnati
C. Mathewson
Leslie Mann
Joe” Tinker
Harry Davis
Athletics
Fred Luderus
Connie” Mack
Joe” Bush
Bell
Matty
Reds
Houdini
Bill Klem
Tristam Speaker
Jake Daubert
Arbiter
John Evers
Cuticura
Dean
Frank W. Crane
Honeywell Ave
New York City
N. Y
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo, N. Y
Carter
Absorbine, JR
W. F.young
Temple St
Springfield
Jimson
Wen
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