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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
7
Dialogue exchange questions why players drift from baseball to track. Remarks contrast derailment with a claim about stroke as a brain condition. No concrete events, locations, or named individuals beyond generic roles.
A first person tale of wasting money on skin remedies including Cuticura products and a note of cure after two sets. The page also features quotes on managing a husband and a childlike exchange about Wall Street skyscrapers.
A bowl of these crisp fluffy bits offered with cream or milk lingers in memory as a comforting, lingering dessert or breakfast treat.
Walter Richard Brookins, a Day ton Ohio youth, born in Dayton, becomes a notable aviator trained by Orville Wright. He recently set a high flight record at Atlantic City and has wowed crowds from Indianapolis to Chicago Springfield with coolness, skill, and a clean background.
Henry Wallace, newly named head of the National Conservation Congress, is a living example of conservation in action. Once told his days were numbered, he rebuilt his life on a simple rural path and now works daily at seventy four, advocating government protection of natural resources and endorsing cabinet leadership with proven integrity. He joined the Roosevelt Country Life commission with Pinchot and others, emphasizing the west’s demand for strong, trustworthy conservation governance.
Lloyd C. Griscom emerges as a leading figure among progressive Republicans in New York, after serving as diplomat to Italy and holding roles from New York County Republican chairman to ambassadorial posts. A Penn graduate and lawyer, Griscom began as secretary to Ambassador Bayard, then deputy district attorney, and later served in the Spanish American War and diplomatic service across Constantinople Persia Japan and Brazil.
John E. Gilman of Massachusetts, veteran of the Twelfth Massachusetts, lost his right arm at Gettysburg and later became commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. He joined the GAR in 1868, led the Massachusetts department from 1899, and served as adjutant general under Blackmar and King. He also headed Boston's Soldiers Relief commission for years.
The piece argues New Orleans is best for the 1915 Panama Exposition, detailing population reach and travel costs compared with San Francisco, urging readers to petition state lawmakers. It also includes a humorous aside about troubles in a traveling troupe and a wreck scene.
A brief exchange shows Gladys Wise and Algy Weakling discussing a proposal with humor and resolve. Gladys promises to consider it and provide an answer once the other party has vented.
An advertisement claims kidney troubles lead to diabetes and other illnesses and features a testimonial from B C McClanahan of New Richmond Ohio who credits Doan's Kidney Pills with saving his life after severe swelling and weakness. The ad notes price fifty cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sellers. It ends with a quip about Diogenes and a lantern.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. internal remedies are required. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It is promoted as a prescription-grade tonic and purifier from F. O. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, offered by druggists at 75 cents. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A quirky note hints a conservatory may belong to a baseball fan due to numerous pitcher plants. The passage also touts traditional household tips and a cheeky remark on choosing a close friend by their silence, reflecting playful ad copy.
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