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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
2
The piece surveys baseball players attitudes to hits good and bad. It notes Elmer Flick and Lajoie as quiet in praise of their actions, Hal Chase showing tempered temper, and Lou Criger Charley Hemphill as frequent luck critics. It also mentions a team traveling 12 000 miles costing railroad fares Pullmans and hotels for about nineteen men.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses men’s health, cures, delays, and warnings about dangerous remedies. Mentions drug reference and unclear guidance.
A special announcement states Fol ey's Honey is not subject to the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended for coughs colds and lung troubles and said safe for children and adults. Available at all druggists.
The Trish Cribbage club urges all members at Central Station to learn the game before they consider themselves seasoned players. Frank Chanen, Chicago Cubs manager, travels to Windy City for an operation on his knee. During practice at Vicksburg Miss he hurt it again, possibly sidelining him for months. Stanley H Robison of St Louis disputes Philadelphia Athletics about the park size, claiming St Louis park is nearly 200 feet lower and wider.
The text notes Gy Young leaving his Paoli farm after a winter of tending goats and wood work to prepare for his nineteenth MLB season with the Boston Red Sox, aiming to prove himself as a premier pitcher.
Terribly distressing piles prompt sale of Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets. The ad promises internal treatment to remove the cause with a money back guarantee if not cured, available for $1 at Houseworth Bros Elkhart and The Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY.
The Chicago Record-Herald promotes its Spring Bashiom issue for next Sunday featuring Paris and American styles. It urges women to acquire the latest fashion trends and accessories showcased in the edition.
A noted eye ear nose and throat practice at the corner of Main and Harrison Streets offers eye exams and glasses tests. The public is invited to address concerns and arrange appointments for vision care.
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