Tanlac credited with freeing Syracuse woman from stomach pain
Mrs Frank Wilkie of 229 Cedar St Syracuse says eight years of stomach trouble ended after taking Tanlac. She formerly ran the State Reformatory at Industry N Y and describes long illnesses with heartburn poor appetite and terrible dreams. She praises Tanlac for restored appetite sleep and energy. Tanlac advertised as sold by druggists.
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Frank Wilkie
Cedar St
Syracuse
Wilkie
Buffalo
State Reformatory
Industry
Milt
Tanlac
Women Urged to Write for Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Cumberland Maryland reader Mrs Joan Hermer describes using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from age thirteen to marriage and seven children. She credits relief from back pain during pregnancy and childbirth and invites other women to write for her experiences.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Joan “Hermer
Dilley St
Cumberland
Barron: Collier Leads New York Boy Scout Camp Effort
Barron notes Collier as a prominent business leader and vice chairman of the Greater New York committee. He highlights the Roosevelt chaired drive to support the world’s largest boys camp at Kanohwahke lakes Bear Mountain Interstate Park New York. The camp serves 2700 boys weekly with 21 mess units drawing from Greater New York Westchester County and parts of New Jersey.
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Barron
Collis
York City
Collier
New York
Franklin , D. Roosevelt
Colliers
Greater
Kanohwahke Lakes
Bear Mountain
Interstate Park
Sedes Park
Westchester
County
New York State
New Jersey
Mr. Collier
Mr. Roosevelt
Mortimer L. Schiff
Boy Scouts Hit 432013 Members as Growth Accelerates
Official report shows 18 544 new scouts in the past year bringing total to 432 013 with 127 586 officials for a grand 559 599. Five hundred sixty seven boys earned Eagle Scout and merit badges rose 41 percent to 57 000 in five months, signaling ongoing growth of the world’s largest youth movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Room Furnished for New Union Hospital
Terre Haute scouts funded a room at New Union hospital from their earnings. The Terre Haute Star lauds the effort as a lasting tribute to the Scout movement and its aim to build better boys through helpful, community service without public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
New Union Hospital
Take a Book to Camp Campaign by Boy Scouts
The library commission of the Boy Scouts of America launches a nationwide effort with the slogan Take a Book to Camp to promote outdoor literature. Editorials in Scout publications aim to involve national and local groups in lending cooperation so boys can bring nature books to camps for a more meaningful experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Commission of the
Boy Scouts of America
Camp on Lake Erie site found near North Girard
Washington Pa scouts celebrate a new camp one mile from North Girard on Lake Erie. The bluff top location above Elk Creek and dense woods provides isolation and ideal conditions for pioneering and woodcraft activities.
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Washington
Lake Erie
North Girard
Elk Creek
Scouts Guard Old Glory in Mount Carmel Pa
Boy scouts of Mount Carmel patrol town park every day to lower and raise the flag and urge owners to remove or replace dilapidated flags. The movement teaches respect for the flag from entry into the scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Mount Carmel
Motion pictures of golfers mislead on form say Vaile
A Chicago Herald Examiner writer warns players to doubt moving pictures as they can misrepresent golf and tennis actions. He cites Harry Vardon and racquet bends, noting cameras exaggerate or distort technique at high speeds. The piece also mentions the Pirates Braves scoreless long game and Miami baseball captaincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Vaile
Chicago
Herald- Tixaminer
Harry Vardon
Walsh Makes Others Work On a Ball Club
A rough club spirit notes a rookie Walsh forcing rivals to hustle as umpires ponder his impact. The piece suggests competition among officials and players fuels the baseball life, while critics privately weigh his performance and influence.
Revels in blazing sun during New York pitching outing
Grover Alexander says he shed six to seven pounds in a recent game in New York. He notes hot weather does not bother him and recalls early training and a Nebraska sun memory. He describes hoeing corn for a rich farmer on Fourth of July week for a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Alexander
New York
Nebraska
Pitchers Getting Bumped By Hefty Hitters This Season
Major league pitchers face increasing bumps as the season progresses with more big hitters than ever before. The trend shows pitchers struggling to quell the power surge at the plate.
Best Coast Pitcher Arlett Still Leads Pacific Coast League
Buzz Arlett remains near the top pitcher in the Pacific Coast League as he develops further. He yields hits at times but usually tightens up when runners reach base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Arlett
Arlett
Hatcher Baseball Captain Re-elected at Phillips Exeter
Robert P. RR. Hatelier of Macon Georgia has been re-elected captain of the Phillips Exeter academy baseball nine for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Nine
William Loehman
New York
Miami University
Hatcher
Robert P. RR. Hatelier
Macon
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Attendance Mark Set in St. Louis Series
The Browns and Yankees drew a record crowd in St. Louis for four games, with 75,000 fans attending. The attendance mark highlights strong interest in the matchup and boost for the home city.
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Browns
Yankees
St. Louis
Baseball News Highlights From Across Leagues
Father Mack assists Earl with Frank Loftus loan while Duryea debuts at first base for Charleston from Hartford. Tom Magrahan praised as top shortstop in Durham Bulls league. Yale catcher Jim Kernan joins Reading. Carl Johnson released. Wichita-Moines deal for Don Grant blocked by Grant. Jack Pfister set to manage in independent league near Cincinnati. Chief Bender seen as strong as ever in International League. George Boehler noted for ironman doubleheaders for Tulsa. may play 61st base. Custard, a Western association pitcher, eyed as battery with Lemon. Dallas buys Mike Massey after bid for Ray Blades stalls. Grover Alexander’s 11-season NL shutouts tally at eighty. Babe Adams 43 in 13 years. Saginaw seeks pitchers. Gillenwater to return from San Francisco. Fort Worth sends Frank Haley to Clovis. Bill Tierney joins Lafayette College ex-pitcher. Babe Ruth’s articles say Urban Shocker overused in St. Louis. Shocker defends Ruth.
Bunt Return Seen as Offense in Baseball Revival
An old strategy, the bunt, is forecast to come back as a key offensive weapon this season. Analysts note the lively ball and better pitching revived interest, pushing bunts from moth balls back onto the field to pressure pitchers and gain a one run edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Revenge and Rivalry Drive Early Baseball Feuds
A nostalgic look at league feuds where Urban Shocker of the St. Louis Browns earned the title nemesis of the Yankees by outpitching them and facing Babe Ruth at the Polo Grounds. The piece recalls Doc Johnston, Derrill Pratt, and Managers McGraw and McDougle amid trades, slumps, and a famed no hit game by Jess Barnes, highlighting the era’s fierce cross-town wars.
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Urban Shocker
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Johnston
Indiana
Yankees
Shocker
Browns
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
New York
Ram
Indians
Doc Johnaton
Athletics
Doc Johnston
Derrill Pratt
Red Sox
John McGraw
Phil Douglas
Jess Barnes
Giants
Doug Ing
Barnes
Phils
Jessica
Sporting Squibs of All Kinds
A collage of sports notes mentions golf balls at 10 cents in Eastern stores and Mor vich bets, Minnesota adding physical education in September, Pimlico’s $40 000 futurity on November 4, and musings on golf morals and boxing figures. It notes Dempsey’s upcoming fight, billiards, and a Long Island Golf association presidency in Wildwood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Assyrian Law Humane Asserts Provost Olmstead Finds
Professor A I Olmstead of the University of Illinois argues that the Ad syrian code shows humane treatment of the destitute widow by her sons and that Assyrian rulers publicly appealed to support. He notes royal officials spoke plainly, and imperial cities enjoyed broad charters granting freedom across regions and languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Olmstead
University of
Tllinois
Europe
Cows and Bell Leader in Swiss Summer Pasture Tradition
In Switzerland the cow leading the herd to high pastures wears a bell and is garlanded with flowers for luck. A diamond valued at $10,000 weighing 20 karats was found in Aransas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Aransas
Clock Heist Shocks Berlin Court In Busy Session
A bizarre interruption at Berlin Central Criminal Court saw a man posing as a repair worker access a wall clock during a trial. The president halted the ascent, then allowed the man to claim the clock briefly before the court noticed the theft. The incident exposed a bold daytime robbery right under the court’s watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Central Criminal Court
Monich
Ingenlowa
Beng
Nomion
Phe Presdent
Export Threat to Chinese Hair Net Trade Over Double Nets
A Commerce Department report from Consul Gauss at Vat a warns that American women prefer double hair nets, threatening China’s hair net industry. The report notes a U S importers association aims to discourage double nets and estimates a 7 to 80 percent decline if double nets remain dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Comimerce Department
Gauss
Vata
Advlee
United States
Left Him No Escape From Proposal
Dialogue arc shows a man pressed by a woman to marry. he insists she proposed to him and questions arise about consent. The exchange emphasizes social expectations and marital pressure with a sharp remark about silence implying agreement.
Complimentary exchange around grand planes at the shop
A brief theater of talk shows a clerk humoring a lady who asks for grand planes and the clerk responds with a poised compliment about life. The fragment hints at a service scene in a shop without further details.
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Western Canada
Prairie Provinces
Inada
Manito
Katchewatt
Alberta
Columbia
Broughton
W. Adame St
Chicana
Maclachlan
Jefferson Avenue E
Detroit
Mich
Dominions Yaaa
Dr. Berry
G.H. Berry Co
Alchigen
Green Mountain
Ces
J. H. Guild
Rupert
W. N. AL
Che&cago
Barron Collier
BOY ‘Scouts
Scouts
OLD Glory
Pirates
Braves
Evansville Bays
Don Grant
Evansville
Ind
Des Moines
Walsh
White Sox
Ed Walsh
Connie Mack
Earl
Moline
Frank Loftus
Charleston
Duryea
Hartford
Tommy Magrahn
Durham Bulls
Jim Kernan
Yale
Reading Club
Carl Johnson
Wichita
Ioan
Grant
Jack Pfister
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Chief Bender
George Boehler
Tulsa
Tulsans
Western Association
Custard
Lemon
Dallas
Houston
Ray Blades
Mike Massey
Oklahoma City
Babe
Adams
Saginaw Club
Clarence Gillenwater
San Francisco
Fort Worth
Frank Haley
Clovis
Rochester
International
Bill Tierney
Lafayette College
Gpov
Oura
Eastern Chain
Morvich
Pimlico
Dempsey
Wills
Thibodeaux
Roger Conti
Jake Schaefer
John M Ward
Providence
Boston Nationals
Long Island Golf Association
Wildwood
N. J
Hector Munn
Lionel Munn
Ireland
England
France
Argentine Republic
Isinglass
Bost
Johnny Kilbane
Great Britain
Ichiya Kumagae
London
University of Oklnahomaa
Beleans
Bellans
Lea
Ieta
Towa Stata Tai Ax
Onmoagg Jackson Wivd
Dinrie
Detehad
Mutter
Slater
Ell
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Law
Hamburg
Germany
Frederieke Shapleh
One
Tabor
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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