Bernhardt Reveals Eternal Youth Secret and Acting Method
In a Paris interview, Mme. Bernhardt claims talent flourishes in the current generation with Gully Le Bargy and Paul Mounet among notable rising actors. She credits her youth to not worrying or worrying about details, insisting sincerity and subconscious work drive her art rather than formal study.
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Paris
Mme. Bernhardt
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Freis
Danson
Gully
Mme. le Bargy
le Voleur
France
Flambeau
Madame Bernhardt
Cooking With Brains and Without Brains
Mrs Helen Armstrong preaches economy at the First Baptist church outlining thrifty cooking ideas and money saving methods. She demonstrates in detail oven use salt water for greens and fat reuse while sharing recipes for broiled fish panned tomatoes and peach pudding to feed large families without waste.
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Helen Armstrong
First Baptist Church
St. Mary's Church
E. Maryland St
The Kind of Food That Will Keep You Well
A conservative Massachusetts woman praises Grape-Nuts as a long term health aid. She used it five years for all ages and as a meat substitute, served dry with cream to curb coffee habit. Health improved, nerves steadier, weight balanced. endorsed by Postum Cereal Co. testimonial.
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Massachusetts
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Mansfield Loss in Peer Gynt Run Result
Richard Mansfield reportedly lost money on the stage production Peer Gynt. The paper also notes a small loss of about two dollars for our side.
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Richard Mansfeld
Spirit Still Strong at Shortridge High School Sports
Shortridge High on the North side shows prospering athletics with bright baseball and track prospects. Many boys attend baseball practice. track losses are offset by new entries. Basketball and football treasuries improved, and the indoor interclass track proved a financial and athletic success. A capable coach leads basketball and baseball squads this season.
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Shortridge High School
Terre Haute Releases and Player Moves
Out fielders Kunkleman McBriar and Flannery were released by Terre Haute yesterday. Donovan, star outfielder of the Kitty League, has arrived. Manager Ferguson of the Warsaw Michigan League club is here to sign two or three of Terre Haute's big squad.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Kunkleman
McBriar
Flannery
Donovan
Ferguson
Warsaw
Michigan
Duffy Ends Talks With Boston Americans Over Terms
Providence April 10 Manager Hugh Duffy of the Providence Base Ball Club announced negotiations with the Boston Americans are off. Duffy asked ten thousand dollars a year for three years with a free hand in management.
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Sun
Providence
R. J1
Hugh Duffy
Providence Baseball Club
Boston Americans
Duffy
Americans
Old Sores Cured by The Household Surgeon
Druggists refund money if Dr. Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails. The advertisement claims curing old sores with a 25 cent bottle and promises a full money-back guarantee. It presents a civic trust tone typical of patent medicine notices from the period.
Puro Distilled Water Company Ad and Notes
Advertisement lists Puro Distilled Water Company prices for half gallon bottles at five cents and five gallon demijohns at forty cents. New phone number 2177, old main 778. Mentions papers with photos in folders at Wharrod's Studio 110 Virginia Ave. Also notes accordion dress plaiting in Room 8 Odd Fellows Building Penn end Wash. Buttons recovered.
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Puro Distilled Water Company
Odd Fellows’ Building
Penn End Wash
Brewers Seeks Help From Old Milwaukee Pitchers
Milwaukee, April 10. Clyde Goodwin, veteran Milwaukee pitcher, will join the club at Champaign midweek. Manager Doyle wired Joe Cantillon in Columbus to send Goodwin, and asked Washington to ship Wilson if Cantillon thought he could help the Brewers. Cantillon replied Wilson is also en route.
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Sun
Milwaukee
Wis
Clyde Goodwin
Champaign
Doyle
Joe Cantillon
Columbus
Goodwin
Washington
Wilson
Cantillon
Brewers
A Real Chip Off the Old Block
ST. PAUL Minn April 10 Lollis Warren Hill a great figure in the railway world since his succession to the presidency of the Great Northern was born in St Paul 35 years ago He is the oldest son of James J Hill His education began with the Christian Brothers Yale 1893 thorough railroading training in accounting construction and traffic He was assistant to his father Louis W Hill foresight shown by buying iron lands on the Duluth range lands now mined worth millions He married Maude Van Cortlandt Taylor 1901 They have two children They live in a home given by J J Hill They are outdoor sports lovers and take autumn auto hunting trips in the Dakotas Louis W Hill resembles J J Hill in features He has red brown hair a red beard light blue eyes and wears a navy blue suit He owns three hats and wears a round gray hat with a colored band daily September to May
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ST. Paul, Minn
Lollis Warren Hill
Great Northern
St. Paul
James J. Hill
School of
The
Christian Brothers
Yale
Hill
Louis W
Duluth Range
Minnesota
Maude van Cortlandt Taylor
New York
Archbishop Ireland
Dakotas
Louis W. Hill
J. J. Hill
Panama
Behind Closed Doors at the White House Office
Washington April 10 For the first time in nine years sever rt secr Cortelyou works behind closed doors. He moved in and removed the swinging door installing a spring locked door and placed his secretary in the former main waiting room. Cortelyou is systematic and cannot bear interruptions while at work.
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Washington, D. C
Mr. Cortelyou
Gage
Shaw
Nationals Win Final Game To Take Championship Series
Special to The Sun from St. Louis April 10 Nationals defeated the Americans 9 to 1 in the final of seven championship games. Each side had won three games before this contest, giving the National team the title. Score details show Nationals and Americans with a sequence of runs and outs. Batteries Beebe and Marshall for Nationals with Glade Morgan and Stevens behind them.
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The
Sun
ST. Louis
Nationals
Beebe
Marshall
Glade
Morgan and
Stevens
Peculiar injury hits Athletics pitcher John OConnor
Philadelphia April 10. John OConnor a new Athletics pitcher was struck in the back of the head by a ball that glanced from his own hat during a game with Woodbury New Jersey last Saturday. He stayed at bat for a two-base hit, then returned home ill and was found to have brain concussion. OConnor from Peekskill New York last season pitched for Poughkeepsie Hudson River league. He had been bowling good ball in the preliminary season and high expectations followed.
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Sun
Philadelphia
Woodbury
N. J
John O’connor
Athletics
O’connor
O'Connor
Peekskill
N. Y
Pough
Kennedy Could Be Sold From Reds to Colonels
Cincinnati April 10 The Reds plan to part with pitcher Jack Kennedy and infielder Wille Pell as they trim the roster. President Herrmann wired Columbus to offer Kennedy but was told no pitcher needed. He then courted Louisville, where Kennedy may join the Colonels.
Pittsburg Off To Redland For Openers
Pittsburg headed to Cincinnati to open the season Thursday under manager Fred Clarke. Either Sam Leever or Victor Willis will pitch the first game against Bob Ewing after a strong training run at Hot Springs, with Clarke declaring the club ready for the bell.
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Pittsburg
Fred Clarke
Cincinnati
Sam Leever
Victor Willis
Bob Ewing
Pirates
Hot Springs
Clarke
Senators Being Reduced In Columbus Team Tryout
Special to the Tribune from Columbus Ohio reports the trimming of surplus playing talent. Waivers were requested for pitchers Keeman Kane and McKown and for infielders Wares and Willoughby as Columbus begins pruning its roster.
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Columbus
Kbeeman
Kane
McKown
Wares
Willoughby
Columbus Club Chief Refutes Perrine Hold Up Claim
Columbus Ohio April 10 President Bryce of the Columbus champions denies that the Cleveland American League club is holding up Nig Perrine on his account. He once favored Perrine but now regards him as too erratic for a championship team.
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The
Sun
Columbus
Bryce
Columbus Champions
Cleveland American League
Perrine
Effect on Speculation in Railway Securities
A discussion by Chairman Knapp on government ownership of railroads and its effect on speculation in railway securities. He argues government bonds could secure capital, stabilize currency, and offer safer investment, while removing volatile, speculative trading that harms morality and encourages quick fortunes over steady work. The piece frames these points as a potential lesson in public finance policy.
Pennant Raised as Birmingham Fans Celebrate Southern League
A crowd of 6,000 in Birmingham watched the last season's champions raise the pennant at West End Park on Tuesday before the opening game of the Southern Baseball League. The Birmingham team defeated Atlanta 7 to 4. Officials, parade riders, and Judge William Kavanaugh of Little Rock spoke at the ceremony.
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West End Park
Birmingham
William Kavanaugh
Litte Rock
Southern League
Atlanta
Ragan, Wilhelm and
Garvin
Schopp
Smit
Economist May Find Reflection in This Suggested Point
An economist may find merit in the proposed point, inviting readers to reflect on its implications for theory and practice. The idea invites analysis of efficiency, incentives, and potential policy impacts in a broader economic context.
Alfonso Offers Cup For Spanish American Yacht Races
Henry Howard of the Eastern Yacht Club received a cable indicating King Alfonso of Spain has offered a cup for a series of Spanish American yacht races to be held in Spain next autumn. The message was sent by President Vbaira of the Royal Yacht Club in San Sebastian.
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Spain
Vbaira
The
Royal Yacht Club
San Sebastian
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Shortridge
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the Empire
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Club
Herrmann
Jack
Red
Pryce
Columbus Club
Louisville
Colonels
Redland
Columbus, CO
Uncle Sam
Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Com
Knapp
Ala
Harry Vaughn
Interstate Commeree Commission
Alfonso
Boston
Henry Howard
Elijah
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