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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
27
A Chicago mother details her five year old son's brutal skin rash unresponsive to doctors and college treatments. After using Cuticura Ointment on bandages, the sores dried and peeled yet finally yielded to the treatment. Twelve years later the son is healthy and strong, she asserts.
An elderly Atlanta man asks his employer to explain wireless telegraphy in general. The employer admits limited knowledge but describes sending messages through the air rather than wires and notes the question of how air is attached to poles remains.
In a hurried scene Anna, a young girl, eagerly prepares for her first dip at the beach. She explains she wants to enter the water before many people arrive and the water becomes cold, showing her enthusiasm and simple reasoning.
Spohns Distemper Cure claims to cure distemper, pinkeye, choke, and related horse illnesses across ages and also treats chicken cholera and dog distemper. Available from druggists or by mail for 60 cents and 1 dollar per bottle. agents wanted. Spohn Medical Co. Goshen Ind.
A brief exchange shows one man denying friendship with Mrs. Gaussip while another notes she is a friend of his wife. The quip highlights differing social circles and perceived sympathy.
Fragmentary diplomatic note quotes a person denying marriage while a queried spouse is implied. The text references Lippincott's or ABLL GUNS AND TRANS CIBAT ra and Juden, plus entities 109, Mido & Tur Co., and Minneapolis, Atlanta.
John Kling has silenced skeptics by regaining peak form with the Chicago Cubs after a spring patch up. He has excelled at catcher since Captain Chance’s retirement and Jimmy Archer handling first base. Kling’s defense and hitting boost position him to carry catching duties through the world series likely opening in Chicago on October 16.
Catcher Frank Bowerman ends a long, colorful career spanning major leagues. He rose with the New York Giants at their peak, later led Beaneaters in Boston before a downturn, then moved to Indianapolis and returned home in Michigan. Retirement appears final.
In a discussion of standout players, O'Conno Wagner and Jack O'Connor are noted for their remarkable throwing skills. The remarks praise a test thrower observed in the game and highlight a claim that he has been the best thrower in the contest.
Four triple plays this season in the National League. Kid Elberfeld dodged an ankle issue after a Tigers Senators series. Ban Johnson targets tail-end AL clubs to sign better players. Oldring leads at bats with 476, Cobb 443, Lajoie 473. Murphy seeks long distance hits. Livingstone hailed as Athletics star catcher. Cinches about Alnamith and Street, umpires Dineen and Perine, Cubs vs Athletics spitball tensions, and Cobb tops American League tally with 92. A Rock Island ninening game sees Oaver set three-league strikeout record. Darringer of Dubuque noted.
The Gettysburg born pitcher Edward Plank recalls starting at Gettysburg College in 1901 after college baseball, noting an initial wild style, rapid physical development, and later study of pitching. He explains shifting from power to refined technique, learning from rivals, and enduring beyond early expectations.
Intercollegiate football rules board unveils changes to play this autumn. Games split into four 15 minute periods with limited intermissions and altered substitutions. Tackle rules updated to require one foot on ground and handling of forward passes restricted to certain backfield positions. Other legal changes readied to make the game faster and safer.
In a comic episode, Hannibal and his staff are halted by a constable with a tin badge and chin whiskers who claims the speed limit. Hannibal laughs and pays the officer with gazoolians before continuing, later resuming battle toward Rome with his Romans and veterans.
A humorous guide suggests choosing by deciding which option you like the least then eliminating until only one remains. It playfully notes strong-minded women and popular belles face hat and partner dilemmas, proposing a simple elimination method to reach a final choice.
A comic tale recalls an Irishman employed in a skyscraper under construction who carried mortar to the top floor and could not find a descent. The boss urged him to come down, and Pat replied he knew only the way up. He insists he came up head first and refuses to go down the way.
A Shinshu student reportedly died by suicide by jumping into the Asame yama crater. The death was not found for three days after the act, and documents left near the crater were recovered.
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