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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
10
An excerpt from the Cincinnati Enquirer features humorous exchanges about inheritance, marriage, and domestic quirks. It weaves snippets of dialogue on love, money, and social pretensions with references to Mrs Green and Miss Cayenne amid playful banter about hats and debt.
Muskegon High School guard William Ginman rode a train for the first time on a trip to Dayton Ohio to play Steele High. Coach Leo Redmond recalls fifteen of twenty one players had never seen a street car or slept on a bus prior to the journey.
The Wat Code of Sportsmanship from the University of Hibnoig outlines respect for opponents and officials, praising good plays, avoiding derision, and giving sincere cheers for a beaten foe. It emphasizes courteous conduct, avoidance of brutality, and applying the Golden Rule to competition.
Cleveland ace George Uhle explains the key to facing Babe Ruth. He stresses control and certainty of where his pitches will go, plus confidence born from past success. Uhle notes habit of striking Ruth with bases loaded earlier this year and cites luck as a factor.
Billy Southworth, a star from the recent Cardinals versus Yankees World Series, built a varied career across major teams. He started with Cleveland in 1914, moved through the minors with Portland and Memphis, joined Pittsburgh in 1918, was traded to the Boston Braves in 1921, then played for the Giants until 1926 before joining the Cardinals.
A padding material from France helps cut football uniform weight. A University of Chicago official notes the Maroon outfit has dropped from 16 pounds to 21 1/2 pounds with replacement padding. A standard felt padded set weighs about 25 pounds after use.
Legendary pacer Single G, once a top American turf performer, retires from racing to stand at stud. Owner Willan of Cambridge City sells the stallion to Aleh and Granger on a lease at Grangers farm near Hiermogd, Tadinad. Rumored is a promising crop of foals from the renowned sire.
Left handed pitcher Hub Pruett is back in St Louis finishing a medical course at St Louis University and will soon be known as Doc. Drafted by the Phillies from Oakland in the Pacific Coast League he showed good form with Oakland before healing his arm and regaining the screw ball.
A Gray County Kansas judge Philip Miller praises Dodd’s Pills for heart and kidney symptoms. He recounts long dizziness puffed eyes shortness of breath and backache before taking about six boxes. now 64 weighs 206 pounds and feels strong. He urges buying at 69 cents from Dodd’s Medicine Co. Buffalo N Y.
In Oregon a factory worker Julia Schmidt describes severe fatigue from sealing work at a canning plant. After trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports becoming healthier and stronger and recommends it to other women facing similar issues. Her Salem address is 652 North Front St.
New York City reader Ben Lo heide reports chronic upset stomach and bad breath improved after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. He praises their gentle bowel action and claims a sweet clean breath since taking the pills. Endorses 25 and tic red packages from druggists.
An old remedy notes that mustard plasters burn and blister, while Musterole provides faster relief for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion pleurisy rheumatism backaches sprains and colds of the chest with a clean white ointment rubbed in quickly reducing pain and may help prevent pneumonia.
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