Cure-all Specialist Seeks Patients for Private Home Treatment
An ad invites afflicted individuals to visit the doctor for a method claimed to cure persistent headaches back pains and related troubles. It promises safe rapid and permanent relief with a free consultation and reasonable charges for a complete cure. The notice emphasizes discretion and references numerous self-treatment successes by correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
South Bend
Ind
U.S. A
Health Officer Urges Smallpox Vaccination And Fumigation
Health Officer Hurphy warns that vaccination is the safest protection against smallpox amid lingering cases and no current fatalities in the city. He notes fears and reports deter families from vaccination and urges thorough fumigation after tuberculosis deaths, recommending undertakers for reliable, conscientious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurphy
Minnesota
Mr. Murphy
Health Department
Paralyzed inmate robs room at county poor farm
Stricken with paralysis and unable to speak, Gustav Albert, 64, confined at the county poor farm for a year, tears up bed clothes, breaks windows and furniture. Poor Commissioners and Humane Agent file to have him examined for insanity. Judge Brindley appoints Drs. Egan and Reed to conduct the examination. If found insane he will be moved to West Salem insane asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Albert
Albert
Sol Burdick
J. M. Pierce
C. H. Berry
Brindley
West Salem
Springfield outfielder Lajeune sets 134 yard throw record attempt
Springfield player Lajeune delivers a 134 yard long throw to set a distance record, surpassing the prior 133 23 yard mark by Hatfield of Rochester. Manager Jack Hendricks plans to move him to Cincinnati on Sept 10 for the baseball field day meet hosted by Garry Herrmann to pursue the world record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Lajeune
Evansville
Hatfield
Rochester
N. C
Jack Hendricks
Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
Men Over Sixty Face Kidney and Prostate Risk
An old man’s warning notes that more than half of men over sixty suffer kidney and bladder disorders, notably enlarged prostate. Foley's Kidney Cure is urged at first signs, with testimonials from Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri and O. T. Erhart praising relief after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
O. T. Erhart
Going barefoot on stone pavements a lodge initiation claim
A terse note compares walking barefoot on stone pavements to undergoing a lodge initiation, emphasizing discomfort and ritualized endurance. The remark reflects social or cultural commentary on public walking conditions and initiations.
Fine And Another Arrest In Fish Case
Meyer Ehrlich of 1106 Pine street paid a $10 fine and $9.24 costs after pleading guilty to possessing a fish under one pound. G H Merman of United States Express faced charges for receiving a shipment of improperly labelled fish. his plea was not guilty and case set for next Wednesday. Merman’s arrest stemmed from the same crate of improperly labelled fish. Reiman, pastor of the Jewish congregation at 702 North Eleventh street, to be arraigned Monday on shipping mis labelled fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Ehrlich
Pine Street
G. H. Merman
United States Express Company
Third
State Streets
Ehrlich
E. C. Higbee
Brindley
Merman
M. Reiman
North Eleventh Street
Gun shoot at Watertown awards diamond medal
Watertown Wis Aug 10 Sunday Aug 11 the eleventh annual medal shoot and target tournament will be held under the Watertown Gun club. A diamond medal valued at 40 dollars will be presented to the winner by the club and held until the next semi annual tournament and permanently when won three times by the same man. The medal is now held by John Richart of Watertown. A silver cup valued at 20 dollars will be given to the high amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wis
Watertown Gun Club
John Richart
Sermon Empty for Fashion Head
A brief remark notes that sermons have never influenced a head full of fashion. The line suggests skepticism about religious or moral exhortations changing fashionable minds.
Detroit Americans Chase Emblem Pennant in Earnest
Detroit expanded play for the pennant by buying pitcher Summers from Indianapolis for 3500 with plans he report after the season. They offer Eu bank Willett and extra 1000 to acquire Summers immediately. Albany club sells first baseman George Kockill to Detroit for 2500. Kockill, the fastest NY State league first baseman, will finish season with Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Summers
Indianapolis
Eubank and
Willett
Albany Baseball Club
Detroit Americans
George Kockill
Kockill
Albany
Newark Astrologer Predicts Snowstorms in July
An Newark astrologer forecasts snowstorms for July but experts doubt any such weather will occur unless the astrologer has it on his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Fans oppose McCloskey efforts to win baseball franchise
Ted Kennedy, once a National League star pitcher, acts as agent for a wealthy St. Louis businessman trying to buy the St. Louis National League club. The crowd resents Manager McCloskey for failing to secure the right talent for the Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCloskey
Ted Kennedy
St. Louis
McClosky
Cardinals
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