A Woman Health Claims For Dr Pierce Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weakness with pelvic organ displacement and headache dizziness and other symptoms. It asserts the formula is alcohol free and backed by medical endorsements with ingredients listed on the bottle wrapper. It also promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original Liver Pills and easy to take little sugar coated granules.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierre
da Pierce
Give Up to Die Kidney Cure Testimonial
Evansville reader B Spiegel describes a five year struggle with kidney and bladder issues. After visiting three physicians and nearly being given up, Foley's Kidney Cure provided relief with one bottle and full cure after a second, prompting the question why not let it help you.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Wisconsin Illinois league eyes Milwaukee games this summer
President Charles F Moll confirms plans to transfer several Wisconsin Illinois league games to Milwaukee in summer. He seeks Athletic park use on Brewers away dates and will publicly announce schedule changes this week. Oshkosh fans anticipate strong interest with home games on Memorial day and Labor day. first game set for May 30.
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Charles F. Moll
the Tribune
Milwaukee
Athletic Park
Moll
Brewers
Oshkosh
Suimmer
Wisconsin
Oshkosh Northwestern
La Crosse Receives Eau Claire Players In Trade Plans
Elliott files an application to add three players from Eau Claire to La Crosse rosters. The move signals a regional talent shift and aims to bolster the squad ahead of upcoming games.
No Base Ball This Year in Eau Claire Plan Abandoned
No professional baseball will be played in Eau Claire this year as the plan to join the Northern League has been permanently abandoned due to the need for a sixth city. Roy P. Wilcox informed President Elliott that securing another member was impossible. Fans express disappointment. Pitcher Fouscher has already been sold to Sioux City in the Western League. Elliott would not name the three La Crosse club targets but offered for three players. Wilcox had offered players to Wisconsin Illinois clubs and Fargo. Bob Lynch, coaching at Charlestown SC, is reported to join Logan Square in Chicago as shortstop.
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Eau Claire
Elliott
Roy P. Wilcox
Fouscher
Sioux City
la Crosse
Wilcox
Fargo
Oshkosh Forms Strong Baseball Team for Coming Season
The Oshkosh schedule in the Northwestern shows a 28 man squad built from Danby’s scouting. New finds include Joseph Gregson of Buffalo as a top onlooker and fielder, Lester Ramsey of Hot Springs, Harry S. June, Charles Brink with a 390 percent in class A, Sidney Carr from Oswego, and Staub with a .426 batting mark, all signed or conditionally signed for management by Bubser.
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Northwestern
Oshkosh
Danby
Bubser
Joseph Gregson
Buffalo
Lester Ramsey
Hot Springs
Harry S. June
Charles Brink
Sidney Carr
Oswego
Staub
Gans to Meet Attell in Frisco title bout
Joe Gans and Abe Attell will clash in Frisco on March 31 in a 296 round fight at 133 pounds ringside or 132 pounds at 6 39. Sam Berger announced the signed match and beat out Jimmy Cofforth for control. Attell demands fans post a weight forfeit.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Abe Attell
Sam Berger
Frisco
Jimmy Cofforth
Berger
Attell
Cobb Receives Record Union League Offer for Washington Club
President Lawson reports Ty Cobb has been offered the largest salary ever paid to a ball player to join the Washington Union League club. He notes Philadelphia Union League also offered 15 000 dollars to play this season.
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Washington
Lawson
Union League Baseball League
Hart
Tyrus Cobb
American League
Washington Union League
Schliefer
Philadelphia Union League
American car reaches Ogden in New York to Paris race
In Ogden Utah on Sunday morning the exhausted American car from the New York to Paris race arrived at 9 45 A M after a day of mud and repairs. Lynn Mathewson leaves the car there and Brinker will drive it through Nevada. The Italian car reached Rawlins Wyoming at 2 15 P M but won t start until tomorrow.
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Ogden
Utah
New York
Paris
Lynn Mathewson
Brinker
Nevada
Rawlins Wyo
Omaha
Crescent
Ames
Tommy Burns Arrives in Dublin for James Roche Bout
Tommy Burns lands in Dublin ahead of his scheduled fight with James Roche at Theatre Royal stage. He is reported in good shape aside from an inflamed eye. Betting odds favor Burns. a speculator sold ring side seats for £25 each.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tommy Burns
James Roche
Theatre Royal
Duluth Ski Event Ends After Record Jump
The final professional ski tournament in Duluth drew about 4,000 spectators on Sunday. Ole Fiering of Duluth leaped 124 feet but crashed on the landing, spoiling what would have been a record-breaking feat.
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Duluth
Ole Fiering
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Painfree Hemorrhoid Relief
An old fashioned unsolicited ad asserts constipation leads to piles and claims Pyramid Pile Cure offers a painless private cure. It promotes a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and a full box for 50 cents at druggists, urging immediate response with name and address.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Wisconsin Born Judge Dillon Credits California Move
The 1846 Wisconsin native, Judge H. C. Dillon of Los Angeles, credits his health and rise to prominence to moving to California in 1888. He recounts ranch life, legal career, and reforms as district attorney, plus views on harbors, commerce, and civic duty, while noting his Democratic alignment and Catholic faith.
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H. C. Dillon
Los Angeles
Cal
D. C. Dillon
Pine Street
California
Grant County
Wisconsin
Los Angeles Evening News
Dillon
Signalhill
Long Beach
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Atlantic
Republic
Pacific
Panama
Straits of
Juan de Fuca
Puget Sound
China
Japan
Asia
Europe
San Diego
San Pedro
Santa Monica
Redondo
Pacific Coast
Lanecaster
Racine College
Supreme Court of
Leadville
Denver
Colorado
Farmers & Merchants
Coxey Army
Washington
Southern Pacific Company
L. Hammond
Windy Smith
Cubs Fall 1-0 to Vicksburg in Opening Loss
In a Sunday game, the Chicago Cubs were defeated 1 to 0 by Vicksburg. The White Sox split a doubleheader with San Francisco, while New York Nationals and Dallas tied after twelve innings. Calvin Demarest set a new high run record and a new average mark in the 400 point contest. The St. Louis Browns beat Monroe, Louisiana, 8 to nothing, and the White Sox powered past Los Angeles 12 to 5 in the Sunday affair.
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Chicago Cubs
Vicksburg
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
New York Nationals
Dallas
Texas
Calvin Demarest
St. Louis Browns
Monroe
White Sox
Los Angeles
Man Known for Moustache Twirl Reacts to Juggling Woman
A quirky anecdote notes a man famed for twirling his moustache avoids smiling when he sees a woman juggling her side combs. The short vignette captures a playful clash of behavior and style.
Mindora Road Work Estimated Cost Topped Around $3900
Engineer Bradish stated that the remaining Mindora road work is about $3900. Town supervisors Gullickson Lewis and Bradley, in the city to prepare bids, discussed progress with the city engineer. The project already cut through the hill summit and reduced its steepness. the remaining macadamizing covers the longer stretch.
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Mindora
Bradish
Messrs
Gullickson
Lewis and Bradley
Ad Laxative Claim Teases Genuine Formula
An old ad claims the laxative bromquinine removes the cause and urges readers to call for the full name and look for Ek W Grove signature to verify genuineness. The price listed is 25 cents.
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Ek. W. Grove
Book makers expect no trouble at Benning meet
Washington reports bookmakers at the Benning meeting to begin March 23 expect no trouble from authorities after Judge Stafford ruled that the perambulating system does not violate the law. An appeal has been filed, but players likely will not be molested if they keep walking about the ring.
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Washington
Benning
Stafford
When church is out the restless boys rush outside
After church ends the restless boys burst out first, then the men, and hours later the women emerge following their lengthy conversations.
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Henry & Frank’s
North Third Street
J. H. Knothe
Wisconsin Poultry Advocate
Poultry Journal of
S. Third Street
M. F. Hayes, Prop
Bagga
Tel
Office
Second Street
H. W. Barker
Runckel
American Association
Bob
Logan Square
Lynch
Charlestown
South Carolina
Chicago
Gans
Cobb
Union League
Don
Judge Dillon
Lacrosse
Board of Supervisors
Edgar Moore
Mer
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Mindora Road
C. Johnson
Main Street
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