Reliance in Cuticura Proved Well Founded
About twelve or fifteen years ago while living at an out of the way place my skin itched and stung so badly I could not rest. Three doctors disagreed on the diagnosis. Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured the trouble and I have not suffered since. Two years ago a leg issue from an illness worsened but the Cuticura remedies healed it after three applications. I now depend on Cuticura. J F Heunen KR F D 3 May 13 1907.
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KR. F. D
Rivalry Confrontation Sparks Sharp Exchange
A brief quoted exchange shows a male speaker conceding with sarcasm that women lie more cleverly than men, followed by a wry female retort challenging his theory. The Philadelphia Ledger frames the witty moment as a pointed social clash.
Port World Deferred as Winona-Lacrosse Game Canceled
The Winona La Crosse game has been canceled with a postponement expected on February 21. A big local debate is planned for that night, drawing attention away from the sporting event.
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Winona-La Crosse
Viroqua Debating Team to Face Lincoln-Douglas at Home
A large Friday Feb 21 crowd is expected as Viroqua High School debates Lincoln-Douglass Society with Neprud Luening and Jones leading the visitors. The home team is anchored by experienced debaters while Viroqua also aims to beat Sparta’s Jeffer club on Feb 22.
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Winona
Werner
Winona Bunch
Viroqua
Viroqua High School
Lincoln- Douglass Debating Society
Neprud
Luening
Jones
Sparta
Stavrum, Esch
Stevens
Jeffer
Badgers to Meet Chicago This Fall
Chicago and Wisconsin will clash next November at Marshall Field in the final game of the season. The Maroons and Cardinals renew their rivalry as part of the Big Three intercollegiate plan with Minnesota. Coach Stagg expects an eastern or service opponent possible.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Marshall Field
Maroons
Cardinals
A. A. Stagg
Florida
Minnesota
Stagg
Army
Navy
Carlisle
Storke Will Not Sign Contract
Pittsburg club faces midseason delay as third baseman Storke, studying at Harvard Law School, will miss reports until June 18 due to final exams. Barney Dreyfuss received the unsigned deal and a letter, leaving Buzz Wetzel and Charley Starr as two minor leaguers ready to fill the position temporarily.
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Pittsburg
Barney Dreyfuss
Storke
Harvard Law School
Buzz
Wetzel
Charley Starr
O'Brien Calls Also for Chicago Schedule Meeting
Milwaukee Feb 19 President O'Brien of the American Association of Baseball Clubs issued a call for a meeting of the schedule committee to be held at the Auditorium Annex Chicago February 23.
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Chicago
Great Western
Sherman House
Libertyville
Association
Kalamazoo
Michigan
George Keller
Decatur
W. H. Smollinger
Iron Mountain
Keller
Smollinger
Evan J. Mulgrew
Dubuque
I. L. Sears
Davenport
C. R. Duffin
Terre Haute
Peoria
Springfield
Ill
Galesburg
O'Brien
Milwaukee
American Association of Baseball Clubs
Auditorium Annex
A House Divided Against Itself And Its Dyspepsia Battle
An advertisement promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion likening digestion to a civil war within the body. It claims the tablet digests 3000 grains of food, notes physician endorsements, and offers a 50 cent price with a free sample upon request to F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
What Causes Headache and Cold Remedies
From October to May colds are the most frequent headache cause. Laxative Bromo Quinine claims to remove the cause. E. W. Grove on box 25ic.
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E. W. Grove
Chicago Produces Another Champion Bowler Wingler Shatters Record
Chicago's Arthur Wingler set a world record with 699 pins in three games to lead the one man class at Cincinnati. His 222 first game and strong third game, near a perfect score, propelled Chicago to the top in all classes. W Pollack from Chicago nearly tied the high total as Detroit's Menninger led earlier.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Arthur Wingler
Wingler
D. A. Jones
Milwaukee Free Press
Jones
W. Pollack
Windy City
Menninger
Detroit
Shady deal seen at New Orleans track sparks dispute
In New Orleans City Park track action on February 19 judges let C Koerner off without punishment after a deliberate foul aboard John Carroll in the fourth race, a mile and a sixteenth handicap, aiding Yankee Girl to victory over Pedro, the favorite. The prior Saturday had seen Notter suspended for fouling a horse.
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New Orleans
City Park Track
C. Koerner
Koerner
John Carroll
Pedro
Yankee Girl
Notter
Race Report Highlights Unfair Favoritism Allegations
Substantive race notes Koerner blamed for a defeat, while judges did not call him. Pedro led field, rebounded after early trouble to finish near Yan kee Girl. John Carroll’s third followed a flawed start as Zipango faltered.
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Koerner
Pedro
Yankee Girl
John Carroll
Zipango
Wausau Secures Two Toledo Pitchers for 1908
Wausau gains Ralph Comstock and John A. Cross through Toledo contracts as manager Ferguson closes the deal. The two twirlers will report April 1 and join a pitching staff already regarded as league strength. Reddie McAuley confirms intent to wear Wausau uniform next season.
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Wausau
Ralph Comstock
John A. Cross
Armour
Toledo
Ferguson
Reddie’ McAuley
Komers
Giants Start for Marlin Springs
Toledo, February 19. Roger Bresnahan departs with Fred Merkle and Roy Beecher for St Louis then on to Marlin Springs Texas to join the Giants training camp. He vows to cover bets against any odds on the club and says the Giants only must beat the Cubs with their strong hitting. Bresnahan skips head gear this year and will rely on shin guards. He anticipates solid work from Bridwell and Doyle.
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Toledo
Fred Merkle
Roy Beecher
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Breshnahan
Giants
Marlin Springs
Texas
Bresnahan
Cubs
Bridwell
Doyle
Donohue Wreck Injuries Cut Jiggs Donohue Face
Chicago February 19 Jiggs Donohue of the White Sox was hurt when his car crashed with another vehicle at Thirty-fifth Street and Indiana Avenue. He suffered two facial cuts and a forehead bump from flying glass while his wife escaped uninjured.
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Chicago
Jiggs
Donohue
White Sox
Fred Harding
Thirty-fifth Street
Indiana Avenue
Garrett Becomes Track Team Star at University of Chicago
George Garrett a sophomore at the University of Chicago proved himself a top runner at the Chicago Illinois meet last Saturday. He won the half mile dash on an indoor track in 2 05 1 5 and now ranks among the Maroon team's stars.
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George Garrett
Caledonia Street
Chicago University
Chicago
Cobb Swelled and Makes Big Demands
Tyrus Cobb demands a $5,000 yearly salary for three years and an accident clause guaranteeing pay despite illness or injury. He refuses Detroit’s regular contract, hints at semi pro play or coaching to earn the money, while Navin faces a firm stand before training in Hot Springs.
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Tyrus Cobb
Tigers
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Navin
Cobb
Hot Springs
Michigan to Meet Brown on Gridiron
Michigan will travel east next season and play Brown in a football game. Graduate Manager Baird of Michigan wrote that the Wolverines are willing to meet Brown in New York Boston or Providence on November 21.
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Boston
Mass
Michigan
Brown
Robinson
Baird
Wolverines
New York
Providence
Princeton to Enter Regatta
New York February 19 Princeton University plans to enter intercollegiate rowing this year. If the Tigers launch a shell in the American Association regatta they will race on the Schuylkill River May 23, according to a prominent Princeton alumnus leading the movement.
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New York
Princeton
New Jersey University
Tigers
Schuylkill River
Woman feigns suffering to influence husband’s view
A proverb notes that a woman may persuade her husband of great suffering without needing medical support, implying theatricality rather than genuine ailment guides his perception.
French Autoists Start New York to Paris Race
Maurice Creighe Eugene Le Louvier and Max Hohman begin the long expedition from New York on February 11 racing to Paris. The route includes Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City Cheyenne Portland Tacoma Seattle then to Alaska across the Bering Sea via Siberian routes to St Petersburg and Berlin before reaching Paris.
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Maurice Creighe
Eugene le Louvier
Max Hohman
New York
Paris
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St Louis
Kansas City
Cheyenne
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Alaska
Bering Sea
St. Petersburg
Berlin
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