Words of Praise for Pierce Favorite Prescription
Praise from medical leaders for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription highlights its honesty badge and plain ingredient list. The text urges invalid women with headaches backaches and pelvic symptoms to try the remedy, noting it contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs and may avoid surgery with time and perseverance. It also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as an easy laxative and regulator.
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Dr. Pierce
U . Rage Comperen
Pierce
R. Verce
Buffalo
N. Y
World Featherweights Fight Ends In Draw In San Francisco
Abe Attell and Owen Moran fight a 25 round world featherweight bout ending in a draw as Big Jim Jeffries signals both men shared honors. Moran attacks with body punches while Attell lands straighter lefts but neither gains a lasting edge. Final score for the bout notched 69 to 17 in the article context.
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San Francisco
Cal
Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Big Jim
Jeffries
Attell
Moran
John Bull
Sam
Big Jim Jeffries
Owen
Abe
Company B
Peope
Company L
Sparta
Spartans
Schallbach
Burke
Kenetchy
Real
Company
Portage
Co. B
F. T
Schaldach
Ritter
Ceweesee
Co. F. Jackson
Co. L
Barker
Voight
la Crosse
Carlson
University Athletic Association Deemed Private in Minnesota
Judge Brown rules the University of Minnesota Athletic association is a private enterprise not a state body. Edward E. George seeks damages after seating collapse at a university football game. The decision allows the complaint to proceed, with the case to trial under private enterprise theory.
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Minneapolis, Minn
University Athletic Association
Brown
Edward E. George
University of Minnesota Athletic Association
Cleveland May Lose Big Races in Grand Circuit Shakeup
From Toledo to New York authorities indicate Cleveland plans to drop out as the Grand Circuit stewards meet on January 13 signals a broad shakeup. Detroit venues are favored for next year with Buffalo and several other cities in consideration including Kalamazoo Libertyville Terre Haute Poughkeepsie Readville Providence Syracuse and Columbus.
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Toledo
New York
Cleveand
Detroit
Kalamazoo
Mich
Libertyville
Terre Haute
Ind
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Providence
Syracuse
Columbus
Oratory Echoes in Shallow Remarks and Deep Voice
A concise note contrasts speechcraft with substance, noting that oratory often relies on cadence and gesture rather than meaningful content. It suggests audiences may be swayed by delivery over clarity.
Ralph Rose Cleared by Pacific Athletic Association
Ralph Rose, former Michigan athlete whose amateur standing was questioned by Stanford president, testified before a Pacific Athletic Association committee. He stated his father paid all expenses while in college and he received no money from any source for expenses.
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San Francisco
Cal
Ralph Rose
University of Michigan
Jordan
Stanford University
Pacific Athletic Association
Athete
Michigan
Society Leader Held as Swindler
Captain Forrest, a dashing army officer active in society, is exposed as a swindler. The paper notes details to be found in the January 4 issue, which will begin the exclusive serial publication of Max Pemberton's novel Aladdin of London, from the Authors and Newspapers association.
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Forrest
Aladdin
London
Max Pemberton
Authors and Newspapers Association
Toland's night school opens with self contained classes
The winter term begins Monday evening offering bookkeeping arithmetic penmanship spelling letter writing and rapid calculation. Low tuition with no class work and each student in a separate class. If you are busy Monday evenings a special session is offered Tuesday or Thursday evenings.
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Toland
English Girls Fight Duel In London For Love
Two women clash in a London duel over a man’s affection. The Tribune teases exclusive details for Saturday January 4 as part of Max Pemberton’s Aladdin of London serial prior to book publication.
The Bachelor and Married Man Versus Christmas
A brief verse from the New York Evening Sun plays up love and whimsy during the Christmas season. The bachelor jets between flirtations and frosty wit while the married man appears diffident and withdrawn as holiday expectations loom.
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New York Evening Sun
Football date picks the girl most fond of him
A playful exchange asks who will be taken to the big game, with the response naming the girl who is most fond of him. The snippet hints at romantic choice amid social chatter.
Left hind foot luck tale sparks canine escape
The Squirrel and Rabbit debate superstition about luck attached to the left hind foot. The Rabbit recalls a past incident when carrying his foot helped him slip from a pursuing dog.
Man Seeks Turkey Thief After Window Hangout
In a quirky police report an individual reports a theft of a 16 pound turkey hung from a kitchen window. The owner proclaims looking well and vows to catch the culprit who snatched the bird during the previous night.
Murphy's lecture meets bon vivant in clever punchline
A Pittsburg speaker recalls Francis Murphy the temperance reformer. He recounts Murphy lecturing a club man known for his wire cellar who retorted that he has seen many pleasant parties but never one around a pump. The Washington Star is cited.
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Francis Murphy
Pittsburg
Murphy
Clyde Fitch Critical Letter On Imitation In Plays
The Washington Star quotes Clyde Fitch writing to a young playwright that imitation of Ibsen Pinero and Barrie weakens art. Fitch compares the mimicry to a shabby man in a bar recalling lofty attire while revealing inner tramps.
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Clyde Fitch
Ibsen
Pinero
Barrie
Newport Society
Washington Star
Quote on virtue and misdeeds
A concise reflection notes that beside virtue, the worst annoyance is being caught in the act of wrongdoing, blending moral judgment with social consequence. The remark implies accountability follows behavior and urges caution in actions.
Oratory in Virginia Declares Four Great Nations
An impassioned negro orator at a Richmond gathering declares there have only been four great nations the Hottentots the Huguenots the Assyrians and the Virginians.
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Virginia
Richmond
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Thawing Frozen Water Pipes By Electric Service
Do not dig up front yard pipes to thaw them. Call the local electric light company. An electric man connects a transformer to the curb valve and house pipes to pass current, quickly warming the pipe by resistance and thawing it. Manufacturers offer thawing outfits used by many electric utilities.
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Electric Light Company
Electric Light
Unconventional heating coils replace radiators in rooms
An architect friend uses coils of pipe under window seats to warm several rooms, eliminating radiators and targeting cold spots near windows. In a dining room, a round topped radiator setup heats the space while keeping dishes hot, offering comfort over aesthetics.
Foley's Honey and Tar Declared Safe Under Pure Food Law
Announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
No salt is too good for butter making
Advice to choose high quality salt for butter making. Warns that poor salt spoils many batches and urges buyers to select the best salt for superior results.
Sedate John Budd Wins Susan Smiley in Humorous Vow
A lighthearted tale from Harper's Weekly portrays John Budd, a calm, orderly suitor, who blushes at the altar and answers the wedding vow with a shy “Yes, please,” pleasing the crowd and the bride Susan Smiley.
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John Budd
Susan Smiley
John
Harper’s Weekly
Inhabited Fio Imagines Better Than Prevailing Realities
A glossing of the Fio community notes that residents largely imagine improved conditions beyond current provisions, reflecting optimism and debate over development prospects. The text suggests a culture of forward looking narratives among locals, with emphasis on potential progress.
Big Leagues to Try Out Failures Again in Southern Campis
Major leagues plan another round of trials for players with prior big league exposure who spent time in the minors last season. Boston, Chicago, and New York clubs will test former hopefuls in southern camps, with names like McGuire, Mack, Griffith leading the effort and pitchers and catchers among those scheduled for another shot.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jim McGuire
Boston Americans
Connie Mack
Athletics
Clarke Griffith
Yankees
Boston
Ostdiek
Carrigan
Peterson
Barry
Hughes
Harris
Kroh
Thoney
Gessler
Chadbourne
Toronto
Providence
Pilgrims
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