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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

8

Pink Pills for Pale People advertised as nerve tonic

An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for nervous disorders anemia and related conditions. It links blood enrichment to nerve health and cites Mrs Harriet E Porter of South Medford Mass detailing dizziness neuralgia and recovery after using the pills. The copy notes uses for fatigue headaches and even partial paralysis and offers a booklet and purchase by mail from Schenectady NY.

Williams Harriet E. Porter Liberty Avenue South Medford Mass Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Company Schenectady

Pat and the cheap whiskey joke from Harper's Weekly

A rich suburban employer jokes about Pat the Irishman’s drinking. Pat replies he will drink cheap whiskey all his life unless it kills him. Also notes on Senator John T. Morgan of Alabama, his unpaid magazine work, and long hours. The Shanghai Times discusses punishment by bamboo in China, calling for its reintroduction.

Harper’s Weekly Trishman Pat Morgan John T. Morgan Alabama Senate Shanghai Times China Jimmie Williams Jimmie

Editor finds Grape Nuts fed him back to health

An Oklahoma editor reports gaining 25 pounds and restoring brain power after using Grape-Nuts. He calls the food highly nourishing, delicious, and asserts it replaced a costly doctor bill, praising its scientific make and lasting effects. He urges readers to try it and notes the advertising’s accuracy from personal proof.

Okla Opy Wellville

Veteran Pitcher Gy Young Dominates Early Major Leagues

Gy Young of the Boston Americans stands as a top star in his seventeenth major league season. His career .548 winning percentage in 1904 and multiple seasons above .700 or .600 mark him among the era’s elite. Griffith, Orth, Donahue, Powell, Tannehill, Sudhoff and Callahan rank among long-serving peers, with Waddell a sporadic presence since 1897. Jess Tannehill and Chesbro trail in victories, while Griffith leads as a manager with three of the four most successful steady pitchers in recent years. Bernhard of Cleveland rounds out the group as a notable four-year veteran.

Gy” Young Griffith Young Orth and Donahue Powell Tannehill Sudhoff Callahan Rube Waddell Jess Tannehill New York Americans Chesbro Bernhard Cleveland Napoleon

Shakespeare Lines Describe Baseball Like a Bench revealed

A playful collage cites Shakespeare quotes tied to baseball actions and players from Stratford on the Avon to modern game terms. The piece lampoons classic drama with sporting lore, mixing phrases about pitches hits and umpire calls with cheeky attributions.

Young Mathewson Released By Giants

Hank Mathewson is released by the New York Giants to Wilmington. McGraw has tried for over a year to mold the young brother of Christy Mathewson into a star pitcher. He has speed and stuff but lacks control.

Young Mathewson Hank Mathewson New York Giants Wilming McGraw Christy

Elberfeld Explains Tips For Shortstop Play In Baseball

Norman Elberfeld, New York Americans shortstop, outlines reading pitchers and batters, avoiding unnecessary moves, and guiding teammates. He emphasizes reading minds, positioning with runners on base, and supporting baserunners to generate runs over flashy fielding.

Made for Fat Men Narrow Arch Altered at Columbia Chapel

The New York Globe reports that a gallery arch at Columbia University chapel was widened after a large visitor wedged himself through. Builders sacrificed symmetry to prevent future jams, adjusting the pier to gain width on one side without weakening the structure.

Columbia University New York Globe

Eczema Covered Baby Cleared With Cuticura

A mother recalls her son’s eczema starting at four months and spreading rapidly. After trying many medicines, she used all three Cuticura remedies and notes he improved in two months and was well within six months. Piermont, NH. Oct 24, 1905.

R. L. Risley Piermont N. HL

His Usual Nightly Stunt

A blushing girl resists an infatuated young reporter in a melodramatic exchange. She protests listening as night grows late, while he pleads to hear him out, promising to shorten his speech to 250 words in a Roseleaf tale of romance.

American League Notes Highlight Pitcher Movements

The notes report Stafford as the new umpire and coach, Barger joining Montreal from the Highlands, and Deosten sending Krah to Baltimore. It notes Cleveland's weak left field, La Jeune moving to Milwaukee, Stovall under criticism, Hughey Jennings rising in Detroit, Delehanty wavering about retirement, Flick rising as top hitter behind Hoffman, and waivers requested by Washington on Kitson, Warner, Hickman, and Schafly.

Cleveland Deosten Krah Baltimore Bill Bradley Chicago Lajeune Milwaukee George Stovall Detroit Hughey Jennings Frank Delehanty Flick Danny Hoffman Washington Kitson Warner Hickman Schafly

Wall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers Reward

One hundred dollars reward for a cure of catarrh that Wall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. Testimonial from I J Cheney for 14 years, claims of honest business, and endorsements from wholesale druggists. Internal remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Wall Fr. Cheney & CO Toledo I. J. Cheney Lis Jim WaLpind, Kinnan & Manvin Talia Yake Hal

The Same Species Phrase Jokes and Ads

A quirky collage of lines from old advertisements and wordplay. It parodies shipping elephants ears to a florist and trunk line puns, mentions Lewis' Single Binder cigars, and notes a Peoria factory dealer while quipping about mending ways without sewing.

Lewis’ Factory Peoria

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