Castoria Endorsed by Physicians in Medical Journal
The article reports broad physician and medical authority favoring Castoria for safe, gentle relief of stomach pains and nerves without opiates. It praises its harmlessness, food assimilation, and status as a mild substitute for castor oil, urging it over sedatives and harmful prior remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Bateman
Godfrey
Hall
Journal of Health
Chas. H. Fletcher
B. Halstead Scott
Chicago
Ills
William Belmont
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Taft
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. J. Hamien
Detroit
Mich
Fletcher
Wm.j McCrain
Omaha
Neb
J. R. Clausen
Philadelphia
R. M. Ward
Kansas City
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York
Ory
New York Society of Good Cheer Forms to Help Convalescents
The Society of Good Cheer, a new girl led group in New York, received incorporation and aims to visit hospitals to comfort convalescents. Founder Miss Theora Carter plans nationwide branches and non monetary aid through time and cheer rather than money. Members include Miss Carter, Miss Morrison, Miss Ward, and others with headquarters at 62 W Seventy fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Society of Good Cheer
Supreme Court
Amend
New York World
Upper West Side
Theora Carter
Carter
Chicago
Katherine Morrison
Margaret E. Ward
Ora M. Barnard
Virginia, Duvall
Cornell
Muir
BS W. Geventy Fourth Street
Yankee Schwartz Outpoints Biz Mackey in Close Bout
Philadelphia reports a fast bout where Yankee Schwartz outpointed Biz Mackey in a spaced contest at the Douglas Athletics. The result highlights a sharp display of boxing skill and competitive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biz Mackey
Philadelphia
Yankee Schwartz
Douglas Athletics
The Right of Way at Park Theater Next Week
The Right of Way a Gilbert Parker novel adaptation by E W Presbrey comes to the Park Theater next week with Hallett Thompson as Charley Steele and Aug Anderson as Joe Portugals. Aileen Hackett heads the cast and the production promises picturesque Canadian scenery and strong dramatic scenes. Seats go on sale tomorrow morning.
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Gilbert Parker
Wall
E. W. Presbrey
Hallett Thompson
Charley Steele
Park Theater
Next Wer
Aug
Anderson
Joe Portugals
Steele
Aileen Hackett
Sullivan Triumphs in 12 Round Welterweight Bout
The 12 round fight at the Armory A. A. last night matched Mike Twin Sullivan of Cambridge against Terry Martin of Philadelphia. Sullivan won through his superb rovers, showcasing skill and resilience in a strong welterweight effort.
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Boston
Mass
The
Armory
A. A
Mike
Jealous Wife Uses Whip In Brooklyn Affair
In Brooklyn a separated wife Anna Robotham waiting across from 478 Waverly Ave struck a young woman with a whip after spotting her husband with another woman. The scene ended with the husband hurt and bystanders intervening the report notes the ongoing intention to pursue the affair.
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New York
Waverly Avenue
Brooklyn
William Paul Robotham
Anna Robotham
Robotham
John Stevens
Bergen Street
Grace
Gates Avenue
Catholic bishop to settle 170000 acres for colonist farms in Minnesota
Bishop James McGorrick plans a colonization project in Hubbard and Becker counties offering 170000 acres for about 7000 small farms. Each family would receive 25 acres with prices starting at 3 dollars per acre and a possible 1 dollar rebate per acre for colonists with six or more cows after two years. The initiative targets eastern wage earners and stresses no religious discrimination.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
James McGorrick
Hubbard
Becker
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Boston
Great East
St. Paul
Clover
Timothy
Monte Cross To Manage Atlanta in Southern League 1910
Monte Cross former Philadelphia American League fielder and Kansas City manager will take the helm of Atlanta's Southern league team for the 1910 season. The announcement places Cross as the club's manager in the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cross
Memphis
Tenn
Philadelphia American
Kansas City
Atlanta
Yellow Peril Seeks Harvard Soccer Spot
Boston dateline reports Kuo Chi Li a Canton native and Harvard senior aims to join the Crimson soccer team. Li says he played on Paien University varsity soccer and shows solid build and practice form as he vies for a Crimson roster berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Harvard University
Kuo Chi Li
Canton
Crimson
Paien University
Way to the Heart at Grand shines with Belascoesque detail
Julius Steger presents The Way to the Heart by Ruth Comfort Mitchell at the Grand this week. The drama centers on two estranged brothers with a clash over factory labor and capital, ending in a dramatic rescue that broadens their worldviews. Maud Earl shines as the rich man’s daughter, while Steger delivers a solid, manly lead and the cast earns strong praise for acting and staging. The production is praised for tasteful sets, lighting, and a refined mood that heightens the emotional current of the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GF Pand Opera House
Julius Steger
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Steger
Maud Earl
Mr. Hollingsworth
Hearn
Romano
Park Theater Engagement Draws Citywide Interest
The article notes strong public interest in the upcoming engagement at the Park Theater, with theatergoers eager for details and showtimes as the event nears.
Little Johnny Jones Heads to Park Theater This Week
The Park theater brings the big musical hit Little Johnny Jones for Thursday through Saturday, following its nationwide success in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston. George M. Cohan wrote the music and staged the current production. The Empire theater features Mary Maidens this week with a notable roster of principals and a strong chorus.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Little Johnny Jones
George M. Cohan
Mary Maidens
Empire Theater
John T. Baker
Lorni Lynn
Jim Dixon
Anderson
Reynolds
Lew Adams
Nicodemus and
White
Bert Weston
Violet Moore
Fay Odell
Star Show
Gin for the Kidneys Remedy Prescription Mentioned
The article notes gin as a traditional kidney remedy with six ounces of gin and half an ounce each of Murax compound and Buchu fluid extract. It warns common signs of kidney trouble include back pain, groin soreness, joint rheumatic pain, and frequent painful urination, urging prompt attention to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
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Empire
Harvard
Astoria Faratent
Cotire
Central Union Telephone Co
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewing Co
Paris
France
St. Louis
Duesseldorfer
Decatur
Hume
Bloomingdale
M. Cesneraville
Rushville
Gordon i
DeHaven Wall Paper Co
205
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Star Show Girls
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