Death of famed southpaw pitcher Waddell in Texas
Tiabobacter claims the life of EuBR Waddell, a legendary left-hander known for his pitching eccentricities and long major league career. Born October 19, 1876 in Butler, he played for twelve teams including a lengthy stint with the Philadelphia Americans under Connie Mack. He died after months of tuberculosis, leaving a legacy of strikeout records and colorful notoriety in early baseball.
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Tiaberculosis
Khonta
Tex
Itube A Waddell
Gitcher
Tilign
Robert Glade
St. Louis
Homestead
Columbus
Vintage tonic tale and hall of fame pitcher history
An old remedy touts a health restoring tonic and details a long baseball career. The narrative blends home remedy hype with biographical notes on player Waddell, tracing his moves from Milwaukee to Chicago, Los Angeles and Newark through 1900s leagues, highlighting his fame and later decline.
Local notes reflect weather, illnesses, and visitors in town
The week brought heavy rain and wet grounds, with residents like Sophie Breehusen and Elmer W. Hoffsommer managing the soggy conditions. Annie Lavin returns to care for her ill husband John amid his pneumonia, while Rev and Mr M Manshjirdt visit from Topeka. Walter Jag returns from California to see relatives, and Mrs Dave Schear finishes treatment before returning home. Edna Erffieger plans a year abroad to Japan, speaking at the evangelical association church during Lund April II.
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Sophie Breehusen
Elmer W
Waltkuld
Hoffsonmer
Annie‘Lavin
Riral John
M.manshjirdt
Topeka
Hollsommer
Homse
Lmer
Walter Jag
California
Anise
Dave’ Schear
Jin Lapyrencee
Janet Fink
Biddinzet
Will Wwallkuhle
Kraft
Mra
Boelivistig
Jd. Wallkahte
F. Vo Waltkuble
Hoffsommer's
Edna Erffieger
Ptane
Japan
Lund
Evangelical Association
Devoe Paint Ad Promotes Exterior Inside Painting
An old advertisement urges property owners to protect against depreciation and weather wear with Devoe paint. It promotes outdoor and indoor painting, claims safety and quality, and lists FP. W. Jaedicke at 724 Mass Street as agent through Hoffsemmer and family.
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Devoe
W. Jaedicke
Death obituary fragment for James A Still from Endora era
Fragmentary obituary notes James A Still born near Lawrence Kansas. He studied Endora High School and Lawrence University later graduating from the Still College of Osteopathy Des Moines. He edited multiple local publications and served in religious and educational roles. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Endora
Ami
J. BR. Allen
Ole Belleview Neishtar
Hood
DesAlpines Town
James A
Lawrence
Kansas
Othe High School
The
Biblical Institute
Our School of Theology
Evanston
Ilinois
Still College
Des Moines
Lina
Tows School of Optometry
Maryally May Daily Record
Elderly Des Moines Resident James Still Jites A Still
Fragmentary oblique note mentions Dr James Still and A Still, referenced as living in Des Moines. Text is garbled with unclear actions or events and does not establish a coherent news item or outcome. No verifiable dates, organizations, or distinct facts emerge from the readable portion.
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Hazel Ratliff
Mildred North
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Pearl
Mary Perkins
Dorothy EB. Stokes
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Bell Brothers Music. Co
R. D. Krum
Teter’s
Cash Grocery
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Watktur
Blo
Navy
Cura
FIRST
Weaver
Innes Newmark
Fischer
Starkweathers
Obex's
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Winey & Underwood
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Phillips' Bell
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Strachan
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