Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets Advertised In Huntington Ind
An advertisement promotes Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets claimed to cure rheumatism nervousness and constipation and prevent appendicitis. Described as easy to take and purely vegetable under pure food law with a 50 cent price per box sold by druggists including Porter the druggist. Manufactured for T F Trusler Huntington Ind with a strict guarantee.
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T. F. Trusler
Huntington
Ind
Harvest Help Wanted Bur ea Uplifts Farmers and Workers
The Tribune announces a thirty day employment bureau open to the farming community to aid harvest time labor. Farmers may request help and men seeking work should notify the Tribune office. A record will be kept of applicants and farmers seeking help, with no charge for the service.
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Girl of the Hour Musical Comedy At Nelson Next Week
Rehearsals for Girl of the Hour began yesterday with Helen Stuart in the lead. The show promises strong laughs and tuneful music, rivaling The Jolly Widow. No price change, ten cent seats, daily matinees, and two evening performances.
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Helen Stuart
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Matchups Listed for American Association Games
Cincinnati faces Chicago Boston plays New York Philadelphia meets Brooklyn Pittsburg visits St Louis Indianapolis travels Minneapolis Louisville meets Milwaukee Toledo at Kansas City Columbus vs St Paul.lt
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Toledo
Kansas City
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St. Paul
Milwaukee downs Louisville in doubleheader behind Schneiberg and Pape
Milwaukee defeats Louisville 2 1 in two games on June 25. Schneiberg holds two hits in game one while Pape shines in game two. In game one Milwaukee scores set 2 1 and in game two Milwaukee 4 Louisville 0. Umpires Bierhalter Kerin and Kerin Bierhalter. St. Paul beats Columbus 3 2 as Gehring limits Columbus to four hits.
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Kerin
R. H.E. Milwaukee
Beville
Durham
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Gehring
Columbus
Taylor
Baseball scores from June 25 include Kansas City and Boston wins
On June 25 Kansas City beat Toledo 5 to 4 as Steen and Lattimore powered late innings. Boston won a 13 inning duel over Washington 2 to 1, while Cleveland edged Chicago 3 to 2. New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader, and Detroit edged St. Louis 7 to 4. New York and Boston also split a doubleheader, with Boston 14 to 10 in the opener and New York 7 to 4 in the nightcap.
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New Yorks
Matchups Set For Evening Pro Basketball Card
St. Louis faces Detroit, New York meets Philadelphia, Washington plays Boston, and Chicago travels to Cleveland in a slate of intercity games.
Philadelphia shuts out Brooklyn 6 0 in series clincher
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 6 to 0 to win the series. Pitchers Foxen Cooin Holmes Pastorius and Ritter hurled the shutout with umpire O Day. The scoring line shows Philadelphia 000420000 and Brooklyn 000000000.
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Brooklyn
Foxen and Cooin
Holmes, Pastorius and Ritter
O’day
Chicago past Cincinnati in high scoring baseball game
Timely hitting by Chicago produced five runs from Dubec's passes as a three hit rally with an error added two more. Final score Chicago 78 Cincinnati 0. Bateries Brown Kling Dubec Sincock Schlei played. Umpires Klen Rudderham.
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Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 0 opens series in Minnesota
June 25 Minneapolis defeats Indianapolis 4 to 0 as Patterson struggles to hit. Druhot gives up runs early and the visitors fail to bunch hits after the first inning. Batteries Patterson and Buelow.
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Mrs. Charles Lee Home From Hospital
Mrs. Charles Lee is now at her home on East High Street after arriving from Chicago yesterday. She traveled by noon train and was driven home in Emory Stewart's automobile. Her condition is much improved.
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East High Street
Chicago
Panhandle
Emory Stewart
Zemo Promises Cure for Eczema Says St Louis Chemist
A St Louis chemist claims a simple remedy named Zemo cures eczema seen as incurable. By combining active principles of vegetable drugs and applying locally the treatment allegedly stops itching and drives germs to the surface. Homer Closson endorses Zemo as honest medicine, with for sale by Homer Closson & Co.
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Zemo
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Homer Closson & Co
Elberfeld Chosen Manager of New York Club
Norman Elberfeld of the New York Americans was selected as manager to succeed Clarke Griffith, at a meeting where President Farrell and Griffith attended. Farrell pledged to invest if needed to strengthen the squad.
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Pittsburg Beats St. Louis 4 3 In Tight Baseball Tilt
Pittsburg defeated St. Louis by a 4 to 3 score in a game played today. Batteries included Lush and Ludwig for St. Louis and Camnitz Young Maddox and Gibson for Pittsburg. Umpire Emslie officiated. Public notes indicate a close high scoring contest with late runs separating the teams.
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Man With Mental Health Condition Triggers Train Crew Alarm
An elderly passenger with apparent mental illness vanished from a Cincinnati bound train after boarding at Chicago. The man jumped off during motion, grabbed the rear vestibule as it pulled away, but was later aided back aboard and continued toward the destination. Police searched for him without success. Dorcas Circle will meet at Mrs Carter’s 2300 Spencer Street this afternoon for officer elections. Mrs M Witz returns to Monticello after visiting the Gangloff family on George Street.
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