Salt Barrel Heals Horse In Odd Miracle
A rambling tale recounts Tomkins using a salt barrel accident to revive a dying horse named Bob VU. A young woman Bucknan pleads, and the doctor orchestrates a plan that hinges on the horse licking overturned salt by a stable boy. The horse recovers, Tomkins gains standing as a practitioner, and a surprise romantic ending unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Sabarhea
Tompkins
Bob
WU Castles
Horay
Tomkins
Bors
Bol
Tomkhis
Ife
Yorkin
Dak Tharf
Wombkins
Tie
Hite
Birm
Hele
Don
Rohoe
DON Mornay
Mise Bucknan
Miss Buckman
Lacy
Harge
Quackenber
World of Sport notes packy mcfarland weight dispute and boxing title claim
Ad Wolgast refuses to meet Packy McFarland as the latter asserts he is the real lightweight champion. McFarland argues the weight limit at 133 to 135 pounds and claims his unbeaten record supports his claim. Also highlights Eddie Ainsmith’s oversized hands and Krause’s return to form boosting Connie Mack’s mound prospects, plus Yale names John W Field as next season’s head football coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Wolgant
McFarlanda Ta
Parky
Thaself
Wightweigl
Deelite
McFarland
Mornt
Ainsmith
Honda
Eddie Adasmith
Washington American
Ainamith
Cambridge
Mauss
Alpsmith
Rank Bowerman
Mike Nboe
Alnamith
Bowerman
Acout
Buna
Krause
Connie Mack
Uarry Krause
Wrause
Tender
Coombs
Morgan
Mr. McGillcuddy
Yale
John W. Field
Washington
Yale Haven
Field
Johnny Hayas to Quit Running Professionally
Johnny Hayas, the marathoner who first gained fame by winning the big distance, says he has been thinking seriously of quitting the professional running game and getting into some regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hayas
Lye
Johnny’ Hayas
Comic Fragments and Parables From a Sunday Page
A collage of humor and railings on charity, religion, and society. Snippets include a moving sermon on philanthropy contrasted with a parishioner’s blunt takeaway, witty exchanges about doctors and car trouble, and light satire on funeral travel and Victorian manners. The piece preserves period tone and local flavor through quoted quips and sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benoit
Jim
John
Sid
Alos
Suggestions. Cats Don’t Give Free Concerts
A humorous note from the Toledo Blade remarks that cats charge 80 and pur for performances. It teases a woman with humor or a man who weeps, and mocks a married man paying to hear a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
155 Acre Farm At A Great Bargain Near Clermont
A 155 acre farm for sale three miles northwest of Clermont with 125 acres cultivated or meadow, rolling timber land, two springs, an orchard, and a warm 24 by 26 farm house. Buildings include granary, barn, hog houses, chicken house, and dogged fencing across pastures. Price 45 per acre on easy terms, possession March 1, 1911. Owner not a farmer, low price. rental possible if not sold soon. For more details inquire to the seller.
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Atori
Clermont
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Mrs. Gabble
Denise
Mrs. Naybor
Mr. Chuggins
Wellin House
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UY Acres
Owner Sales Co
North Dakota Farms
Kensal
Stuttsman Co
E. L. Garner
Fayette
Iowa
Ming
Manila
The
Ayette, Iowa
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