Hyomel advertised as a cold and cough remedy claim
An older advertisement touts Hyomel as a universal cure for colds coughs and throat trouble claiming relief in twenty four hours. The pitch notes complete inhaler use at one dollar with extra bottles and cites user testimonials from Joseph M Hurbuush of Heldredae Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyoei
Antony
Cutgerh
Asthias
Dronehius
Ivad
Mindon
Burke
Tagludlag
Meyer Brumtt
Heldredae
Neb
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Health Benefit Mentioned
In a Marilia report, Lopez cites Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as saving suffering and dollars after severe cuts. The testimonial claims the salve heals horns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, and other ailments, praising its healing powers and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopez
Marilia
Carpenter
Bucklen
Alvere
Cezama
Central league clash as Van Wert hosts Huntington and more
The Indiana Ohio league preview notes Van Wert and Huntington meet with Central hopes riders, while Ohio Pennsylvanian stars like Louis Munts show form. Shamrocks and locals clash amid rough play accusations, as two games in two days exhaust manager Cleary. Exhibition pairings are set for Saturday and Sunday at Kanesay Park with strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Central
Lauera
van Weel
Louis Munts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Bie Survicen
Lenaly
van Wert
Dblo
Cleary
Fly Donsor
Jack Siuilt
Tudhver Skatrock
Jeurom
Matuper Smith
Doings in the Shamrocks Can Open Sunday
The Shamrocks of Fort Wayne prepare for their first appearance Sunday at League Park, with manager Cleary eyeing May 10 for a national game in Cincinnati. The semi pro squad, led by coach and veterans, will face Jack Hendrick’s Chapa team and Gotham’s on the road, while local hype builds ahead of a clash with Hubt’s leaguers. The opener, April 26, pits Lewis Sunt’s Van Wert 1 0 against the Shamrocks as they ramp up for a busy slate.
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Wayne Shamrocks
Ctesey Chase
Newport
Tan Marty Hammond
Kentucky
Clark
Linu
Tey
Gotme
Shamrocks
Saunday
Tort Wryne
Hubt
Claypool Baseball Schedule Listed by Hist News Bureau
Claypool Ind April schedule lists a semi pro team facing small crowds amid church and town quiet. Games include April 4 Mentone at Claypool, April 6 Claypool at South Whitley, and May 3 Claypool at Eppcanoe with several other matchups. Regular dinners offered daily at 25 cents at The Hof Brau Hats.
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Claypool
Ind
Ciny
Ph Management Hig
Mentone
South Whiley
Eppocanoe
Borr
Wayna Arnys
Claynoal
Fc May
North Manchester
Clayponte
Weather-Disrupted Major League Baseball Schedule
Rain and cold weather caused postponements across the league. Cleveland St Louis Detroit Chicago New York Philadelphia and Boston games were affected with multiple rain delays and rescheduled action uncertain as teams waited for clearer conditions.
Miami Club Open Night Featuring Basketball and Wrestling
Miami Club will throw open tonight with a Capito culless basketball team match against Miami. The event includes wrestling by Chick Lang and the Buffalo Kid and boxing by Horner and Holtzauer. Daily dinners from eleven to two, 25 cents. sale of fine slack loam flower beds offered. Contact via telephone 675%.
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Harper
Crack Capito Culless
Hs Miamis
Beas
Centol
CoNega Boys
Magnus Certia
Sapertelg
Dyant
Dannecker
Grueber
Miamis
Rinehart
John O'Connor
Elmer Stewart
Sidney O'Connor
L. C. Blase
Chick “Lang
the Buffalo Kid
Horner
Holtzauer
Telenkone
St Louis and Pittsburg Open Season In Rainy Closes
National League opener reports St Louis a 1 to 3 loss to Pittsburg at St Louis Missouri in the early season tilt. Final innings show scattered scoring with a tie through the seventh before Pittsburg pulls ahead late. Rain caused postponements in multiple games including Boston Brooklyn and Cincinnati Chicago.
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ST. Logs
Pileburg
St Louie
Zumo
Lens
Louis
Chicago
Ind Hustetter
Camnitz
Multiple 1908 baseball games reported across cities
Reports from Indianapolis Columbus Louisville and Chicago detail various spring games. Kansas City fell to a local team 4 to 2 in Indianapolis, Columbus defeated St Paul 4 to 4, Milwaukee beat Louisville 2 to 1, with notable fielding plays and early season form cited. An Easter concert by the Union Center Singing Society was announced for April 18 at North Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansas City American Association
Tahanayells
Thatanapolis
Kansas City
Swan End
Eubanke
Livingston
Urapira
Owens
Tnion Center Singing Society
North Union Church
Hyatt
Berghoffs Win Three Straight in League Showdown
Berghoffs, leaders of the league, defeated Bottom Fives in a three game sweep scoring over $00 per game and surpassing their prior high average by five pins. Fred Kaufman starred with 278 opening, while Minich added a near season-high. Jarrett Acres Nichman led Bottom Fives with 209%3 for average.
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Berghoffs
Fred Kaufman
Minich
Reynolds
Jarrett Acres
Giimartin
Berghopfs
iKeaufranch
Sanders
Isa
Cegenreese
T. Gilmartin
G Jarrett
Blues to Open Season at Huntertown Sunday
The Fort Wayne Hives will start the season at Huntertown Sunday with Hicks and Jacobs handling battery duties. Blues manager C Vedder of 183 Erle Street seeks two games with Monroeville on April 1 and promises top class practice. Also notes Tri-State Loan and Trust annual meeting at company's office on Tuesday April 2 at 4 p.m. to elect directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne Hives
Huntertown
Ucess
Hicks
Jacobs
Blues
C. Vedder
Erle Street
Lear
Monroeville
Storgie
Tri-State Loan and Trust Companys
Grays Seek Games With Northern Indiana Ohio Teams
The Wayne Grays and Packards plan a Sunday clash on Reidmiller grounds to decide supremacy. Rivalry guarantees a strong game with Flow Kaylor and Anun leading the ironors while Diederick Driebitbiss and Tieman support the musicians.
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Ort Wayne Grays
Indiana
Ohio
Grays
Packards
Reidmiller Grounds
Flow Kaylor
Anun
Ironors
Diederick, Driebitbiss
Tieman
City honors first class enlistments amid heavy losses
The article lists the successful applicants from the city for the first class since the loss of the heavy department refuains enlistments. Named are Frank Schott Edwin Morehead Clarence Tack Robert A Wilke Oscar R Coolman Walter J Butlin Marshall Darras and Henry Knepper from Ligonter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havy Department
Frank Schott
Edwin 18. Morehead
Clarence Tack
Robert A. Wilke
Oscar R. Coolman
Walter J. Butlin
Marshall Darras
City
Henry At, Knepper
Ligonter
Bowser and Concordia Players Set for Weekend Game at Laeball
The Howsoc and Concordia epl- Vege teams arrange a Saturday match at Laeball on Use Vanttage campus. This will mark the initial bow for the Bowser squad this season, with coaching staff and fans awaiting a strong opener. In Indianapolis, Chicago’s Young leads in shooting at the Spring Invitational, scoring 185 in the first day among amateurs. Lud Barclay of Chicago tops all scorers with 19 percent. Contestants come from several states as the event runs through tomorrow.
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Howsoc
Concordia Epl
Iniianapolis
End
Anil
Jenan ‘Young
Chicago
Ta- Atanapolis
Lud Barclay
New Navy Enlistees Pass Exam Here
Eight men at the local recruiting office passed the examination for the United States Navy yesterday and were given their transportation to Washington.
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United States Navy
United States
Mvs
Thelr Transportation
Washington
Treat Your Flannels Right
Short, practical tips on washing woolens and flannels. Warns against using wrong solvents and suggests a safe wool detergent to prevent matting, keep fabrics soft, and maintain brightness.
First Conviction Under Pure Food and Drug Law
Washington April 1 b a result of the teat conviction under the pure food and drugs Iner Robert N. Harper president of the Washington chamber of commerce formerly president of the America National bank a drug manufacturer and one of the best known business men of this city was richly ventened by Judge Klinwall in the police court to pay alia of 400 on one went and get an Aui uer count of the Indictment mocently returned igalnad hin for manufactureg and sold un milenel mislabeled plus maceutieal compounil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert N. Harper
Sutton Beats Hoppe at Billiards Exhibition
Akron April 16. George Sutton, challenger for the 23.1 billiards championship, defeated Will Hoppe 244 to 216 in an 18.2 balk exhibition game.
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Sutton
Hoppe
Akron
George Sutton
Wills Topo
Une
Mispelled notices and arrests in Cary area
Miss Minnie Whitte is confined to her home on Maumée avenue by illness. The Pence Howard Hawthorn maternity case against Dwight Whitmer continues on April 5. Dr Monty Swaney, a former deputy sheriff, has moved to Cleveland for a position with a railroad patrol. Mr and Mrs Lévi Driesbach plan an indefinite stay in Phoenix and will visit California. A man named Miller was arrested for drunkenness on East Columbia streets by Patrolman Krueckeberg. Holy communion will be administered at Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church this evening after a short sermon by Rev Frank Leng. John Tarry, station master at palley Weadquarters, has been hospitalized with smallpox and will be released soon. Propristor Tyler’s plan to purchase the Kirby house at Muncie fell through. he will focus on the Wayne hotel in Fort Wayne. Dr Pulliam, Mr Cr Donldeberg and Mr W G Zurt returned from Logansport for Dr Rogers’s funeral. Charles Murray was wrongly accused of assaulting Joseph Lathamer. the charge was dropped after evidence showed Floyd Murray, not Charles, struck Lathamer. Easter plants and carnations advertised by C Comina cavish Florist, 150 Spy Run Ave, phone 1873.
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Minnie Whitte
Maumée Avenue
Zaytes
Howard Hawthorn
Dwight Whitmer
Monty Swaney
Lax Gown
Cleveland
Positiona& van
Tate Rattroad
Lévi Driesbach
Phoenix
Aris
California
Miller
East Columbia Streens
Krueckeberg
Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Broadway
Wayne Street
Yaistor
Frank Leng
John Tarry
Palley Weadquarters
Istlution
Propristor Tyler
Wayne Hotel
Kirby House
Muncie
Tyler
Fort Wana
Pulliam
Cr. Donldeberg
W. G. Zurt
Logansport
Rogers
Longeliffe
Charles Murray
Lillian Lathamer
Joseph Lathamer
Murray
Lathamer
Floyd Murray
Flori Afay
Kendallville Boy Joins Marine Corps in Washington
Glen Favinger, Kendallville native, left March 31 to enlist in the U S Marine Corps in Washington D C. He reports satisfaction with life, is taking a four month government school course, and will then enter the engineering training department. Superiors are kind, and he looks forward to training opportunities.
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Klee News Byreau
Kendallville
Ind
Glen Favinger
United States Marine Corps
Washington D. C
Fire Whistle Sparks Auburn Smokehouse Blaze
In Auburn Indiana on a Wednesday afternoon a fire whistle blew signaling a blaze in the Seventh ward on West Titth street. Tebe Bros. smokehouse, used for meat preparation, had meat fet in the building and is believed to have started the fire before firefighters arrived, nearly burning the structure to the ground. Paul Scott of 327 Madison Street was reported to health authorities yesterday with scarlet fever.
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Hist Bews Bureau
Auburn
Ind
Breese
Seventh Ward
Titth Street
Tebe Bros
Coud
Paul Scott
Madison Street
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China
W. C. Baade
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J.B. F. Austin
Fort Wayns
Hendricks
Hunt
Centrals
Huntington and Tor
Jack Smith
Shamrochs
iBate
Cincinnati
Serson
Miami Club
Holtrau Halls
the People's Store
We Tor
ST. Louis
Pittsburg
Americar, Association
Toledo
Columbus
ST. Paul
St Paul
Taylor
Che
Colum
Osongoe
Limbus
Taylor and Fol
LeRoy
Muyars
Louisville
Milwaukee
Schnelpert
Eclipse Park
Stanley
Sullivan
Quinlan
Dentsville
Roth
Schneiberg
Putt
Mann
Peits
Til
Deae Fieteztad Fey
Iberghoff
Journal-Gazette
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Patterson-Fletcher Co
Bowser
Concordia
I Oia
Jalyus Volce
Poole
DR. Blackstone
cary _NEWS
C. Comincavish
BEA Marine
AUB
Iene
Youl
Hele
Chas Egs Jo Catnun Sf
Hart Schaffner
Max
Wm. B. Blackstone
M.D. NE
Gorner Wayne & Harrison Stsr
Alaska
Tor
AH. J.ust
Brest
Sherwin-Williams
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C. C. Schlatter
Columbia and Clinton Sts
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