Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by LA Woman
Mrs George Harpers of Los Angeles credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with turning her health around after years of illness and monthly doctor visits. She describes taking eight bottles and using Sanative ash, noting personal improvements and recommending it to others.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lydia E. Pink
Jham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guthrie
Oklahoma
George Harpers
Byram St
California
Lydia E.pinkham
Intriguing Olden Tale on Kissing and Double Life
A Philadelphia Ledger clipping cites a line from Walter Scott’s Tha Fair Maid of Perth about a maiden kissing a sleeping man and gloves as a symbol. It evokes debates from the Milwaukee Sentinel on fidelity and the danger of a double life.
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Sik Walter Scott
Perth
Philadelphi Ledger
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims strict purity in every bottle and offers a sample to readers who mail ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York with a paper mention.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer& Co
Binghamton
Curious debate on ages in Bible times and women
A quoted exchange contrasts biblical longevity with modern aging. The speakers joke that no woman would confess to living a thousand years, noting that women were the same then as now.
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Methuselah
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Ends Ills for Babies
The ad touts California Fig Syrup as a universal remedy to cleanse the liver and bowels of children, promising quick relief from sour bile and undigested food. It urges mothers to ask for genuine syrup and warns against imitation by spelling the region California. The piece includes a separate note about a Wisconsin paper reporting a local youth game contrasting Christians and heathen, framed as satire.
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California
Burkett Critiques Modern Pitching From Giants Bench
Jesse Burkett the veteran coach of the New York Giants criticizes current pitching as good except for lack of curve and control. He notes many fastball specialists like Rays Burkett but few who can throw effectively. Burkett claims his bad legs would not prevent him from hitting a million against today's National League pitching in practice.
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Jesse Burkett
New York
New York Giants
Rays Burkett
Burkett
Diverse 1921–22 Sports News Notes Across Colleges and Pro Circles
Scouting for Lehigh football coach and Lafayette appointing Dr J B Sutherland. Amherst swims meets. Navy crew in Poughkeepsie regatta. Baseball legends Ruth, Landis, and 1921 season buzz. Washington and Jefferson vs Lafayette set for 1922. Yale, Harvard, Cornell, Princeton boat and athletic policy moves. Yaryan and Schalk shadow in Sox, Paul McCullough talks with Cincinnati-Toledo. Rice Memorial field funding approved. rowing crews from Harvard and Yale noted.
Caddy Sues Over Golf Ball Collision in Kansas City
John Glilwee a caddy at Mission Hills Golf club sues R M Cook bank vice president and golfer for 1500 dollars. Petition claims a golf ball sliced by the defendant struck the plaintiff fracturing the collar bone and that the caddy was instructed to stand where he did.
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Kansas City
John Glilwee
Mission Hills Golf Club
R. M. Cook
Both Teams Won Pennants Across Major Leagues
The article recalls 1891 Boston teams in the National and American Associations winning pennants, notes no world series due to feuds, cites 1906 Chicago teams Cubs and White Sox winning pennants and a famed World Series, and mentions the 1921 Giants defeating the Yankees.
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Boston
American Association
Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Giants
Yanks
Deacon Jones Emerges as Top Pitcher in Yankees Realm
Sam Jones of the New York Yankees has become one of the game's premier pitchers. He combines high pitching intelligence with superb control, surpassing many with less refined stuff.
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Sam Jones
New York Yankees
Veteran Scot 57 Wins 180-Yard Handicap at Powderhall
In a Powderhall half mile handicap near Edinburgh J Thompson aged fifty seven won from the 180 yard mark in one minute fifty six and two fifth seconds. The race shows that veteran athletes stay in training longer in Great Britain than in this country.
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Great Britain
Powderhall
Tedinburgh
J. Thompson
Maranville Denies Friction With Pirates Captain Carey
Walter J. Maranville, Pirates shortstop, denies reports of friction with captain Max Carey. Trade rumors linked either Maranville or Carey as possible targets. Charles Brickley, ex Harvard football star, joins Northwestern as head footbag coach.
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Walter J. Maranville
Capt
Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Maranville
Carey
Brickley
Charles Brickley
Harvard
Northwestern University
New Sport Center to Rise Near New York City
The Carnival Palace group bought the Dyckman oval on the city outskirts to convert it into a sport center. Capt Aubrey Devine, star Iowa quarterback, is noted as a guard on the arena basketball squad.
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New Sport
Carnival Palace Corporation
Dyckman Oval
New York City
Aubrey Devine
Iowa
Camp
Bo McMillin Deflects Hero Talk From Centre Team
Centre College star Bo McMillin rejects hero label saying eleven players share every carry. He notes the team’s success comes from ten teammates making possible the ball carrier and deflects praise from himself to the squad and fans.
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Newa Hounda
Centre College
McMilkin
McMillin
Bo” McMillin
Bo’ McMillin
Fener
Centre
Silver Springs Golf Club to Open by April in Washington District
More than 50000 dollars will fund the new Silver Springs golf course in the Washington district. The project includes an artificial lake and access to eight springs. Donald Stoss holds the contract and work begins January 1 with a hoped for opening by April 1.
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Silver Springs Golf Club
Washington District
Eight Springs
Donald Stoss
Slim Harris and Benito Bunts Metaphor in Early Baseball Commentary
The article satirically notes Slim Harris of the Athletics would be great at bunts if he could field them. It adds a dismissive aside about his athletic form and a football analogy for his throws. It also mentions a new New Yearling named Nan tokah trained by Fred Burlew and Breeder Elizabeth Daingerfield. It concludes with a weaker note on Joe Judge as a top first baseman.
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Bo” McMillin
McMulin
McMillin
McMilin
Centra College
Beau Brummel
Slim Harris
Athletics
Slim
Burlew
Samuel Willets
Nantokah
Altimus-Sunshade
Grey Leg
Fred Burlew
Morvich
Elizabeth Daingerfield
Haylands
Lexington
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Any Fabric
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as foolproof for wool silk linen cotton and blends. It claims complete dyeing power for sweaters skirts coats and more and guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running when following directions.
New Woman Magazine Aims to Reform Society in China
The New Woman magazine promotes women's development in China, describing the modern woman as joyous, honest, independent, and self determining. The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes the publication seeks to raise women's status and reform traditional society.
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China
New Woman
The
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Ad Claims Safe Use
An advertisement urges buying Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross for safe use against colds headaches toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism and general pain. It notes directions on each package and that Bayer has been prescribed by doctors for over twenty one years.
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Bayer
On the Installment Plan Does your future hushamt know your age Myrtle
A fragment from American Legion Weekly humor column questions a character about age in a light exchange. The mention of a future hushamt suggests a playful, domestic sketch style typical of the magazine. The tone remains witty and era specific.
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Myrtle
American Legion Weekly
What Most of Us Do in Fear Breakdowns
In a stark exchange a speaker asks what a father does when fear collapses and the reply is a blunt description of standing idle and swearing. The fragment suggests tension between expectation and coping in moments of anxiety.
Paradoxical Way Learns Driving by Emplacing a Couch
A fragment quotes paradoxical dialogue on learning to drive a motorcar by employing a couch. The text presents an odd metaphor without clear context or additional details. The readable portion focuses on a humorous or nonsensical method rather than concrete action.
Romance Sparks On A Fifth Avenue Bus
A couple of strangers share a tense bus ride on Fifth Avenue as attraction builds. He gazes with pleading eyes while she responds with cautious encouragement, amid a scene that hints at romance and adventure. A judge remarks on property ownership in marriage, and a note on practical jokers highlights bold theft.
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Jon
Fifth Avenue
Linly
Judge
A Lover of Quiet and Busy Office Talk
A humor item depicts a seedy caller seeking a famous jazz orchestra while a nervous executive booms at stenographers. The neighborly boy asks about toys as the father hints he must return to the office the next day.
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Enaller
Lven
Mr. Grimpson
Tim
Richest People Not Always Happiest Says Eloquent Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue contrasts fortune and happiness with a woman asserting "My face to my fortune" and a man replying that wealth does not guarantee joy, while remarking a tombstone epitaph may not be a factual statement.
New Hearing Aid Demonstrated for Partially Deaf
A new development shown by the araduy society demonstrates partial hearing for deaf individuals. Crystal devices exhibited by Mr Scott reproduce sounds when worn behind the ear and connected to a chest box. Vibrations transmit speech to the ear, enabling hearing.
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Araduy Society
Itline Scott
Rochelle Pitt
Theatre etiquette question from Milks Cayenne
A fragmentary dialogue reveals Milks Cayenne explaining why a man did not accompany someone to the theater. He notes the show’s nature would not allow a gentleman to feel at ease near titled persons.
Fragmentary Theater Snippet On Stage Echoes
A garbled theater line hints at life ups and downs and a remark about seats beside an “asta” with misquoted phrases about greatness and a trend worth the price. The fragmentary text preserves odd wording and obscure references with no clear names.
Yankees Release Outfielder Walter Christensen
Walter Christensen, an outfielder who joined the New York Americans last season, has been released to St Paul of the American Association.
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Walter Christensen
New York Americans
St. Paul
American Association
Annapolis Naval Academy May Add Polo to Sports Program
On the Rules Committee T. W. Murphy Walter Cox and J A Leatherman are appointed to the Union Trotting Association Navy May Play Polo discussions. The academy considers polo as a possible addition to its athletic program.
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T. W. Murphy
Walter Cox
J .A. Leatherman
Union Trotting Association
Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Tigers to Play Rochester In Sumter Exhibition
The Rochester Internationals will face the Detroit Americans in an exhibition game at Sumter South Carolina on March 23.
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Tigers
Rochester
Rochester Internationals
Detroit Americans
Sumter
S. C
Swiss Aero Club to host 1922 Gordon Bennett Balloon Race
The Swiss Aero club will hold the 1922 Gordon Bennett balloon race in Geneva on September 8. This marks the event's return to Swiss ground with preparations underway for crews and spectators.
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Swiss Aero Club
Geneva
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Jock) Sutherland
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