Tanlac credited with restoring health of Scranton child
Mrs Catherine McCabe of Scranton reports Tanlac improved her girl from a listless, poor condition to robust health adding ten to fifteen pounds. She notes better color and restored playfulness. A mother in Palethorpe praises Tanlac for her boy's revival after two years of gasps and chest pains. The ad touts Tanlac as a safe vegetable remedy without harmful ingredients.
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Talac
Catherine
McCabe
Scranton
Jett My
Regina
Tanlac
Prise
Richard Leary
Palethorpe
Tanlac Taved
Theater anecdotes from Coronado Beach and Atlantic City
A garbled reminiscence quotes Cecil De Mille and Mr Lago about film and theater business. A New Jersey anecdote recounts a box office prank just before a curtain, with an audience member offering to buy half a dollar tickets.
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J ‘Cecil
Lago
Atlantic City
German dyes flood into Japan as chemicals enter market
Readable fragments describe dyes and chemicals flooding into Japan in large quantities. The text hints at global trade and competition but remains unclear on specifics such as sources or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Love and a Mystery Birthday Box
A young girl recalls a first romance with a older boy. She describes sensitivity and tears at that age and a birthday package that arrived with handwriting she recognized. Inside lay a box with a card and a single item, the scene set in a pivotal memory.
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Evan
Penny Denarius and Laborers Pay in Roman Times
The text explains penny as the denarius, a silver Roman coin used as daily labor pay. It notes its circulation during Our Lord and the Apostles era and suggests a denarius equaled a day’s wage for laborers.
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A. Penny
Delarius
Lord
A. Denarius
Salt turns food palatable and aids health claims
The passage extols salt for flavor and medicinal value. It notes salt water soothing tired feet, aiding the poor, rejuvenation, and claims gargling with salt water can prevent tonsil operations, stressing early morning and nightly routines.
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Hwomut
Ford
Giants Eye 100000 Infield Upgrade For 1920 Season
M'Graw praises a proposed infield purchase headed by Groh, predicting Heck Helns will handle third, Frisch to second, and Kelly at first with Bancroft at short. He asserts the acquisition would create the greatest infield he has managed and transform the team’s punch and machine-like system.
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Ilaw
New York Giants
Groh
Helnie
Frisch
Kelly
Bancroft
Knot-Hole Gang Reports 62000 Attend Cardinals Games
Samuel Brendon, president of the Knot-Hole Gang says the child welfare movement linked to the St. Louis Cardinals drew 62 000 members to last season’s games. Boys under sixteen gain free admission to weekday games under the plan.
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Sigo
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Samuel Brendon
Call Wilce Ohio State coach a humane enigma
The article portrays Jack Wilce as a humane yet relentlessly businesslike Buckeye coach. He rarely uses profanity and demands discipline from players while pushing his reserves to maximize effort and results on the field. He is mild in manner but effective in leading the team.
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Jack Wilce
Ohio _State
Wilce
Briff
Yost
Stegg
Wiliams
Chick Hartey
Buckeye
Chicago Chases Japanese Track Tour Invite For Alonzo Stigd
University of Chicago athletics director Alonzo A. Stigd receives an invitation from Japan to lead a spring track team on a summer tour. The aim is to face a premier Japanese squad in a high profile international meet.
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Japan
Alonzo A. Stigd
University of Chicago
A. A. Stagg
Orient
Chinaman Receives First Athletics Letter at Cor dell
G C Kwong becomes the first Chinese student on the Cor dell athletics roster to be awarded a varsity letter. The soccer player and high jumper smiles in celebration as the distinction marks a historic milestone for the program.
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G.C. Kwong
Cordell Athletics
Big Pitchers Poor Fielders Prompt Club Skepticism
Clark Griffith of the Senators says few pitchers taller than six feet are worthwhile. Those near six feet are hindered by fielding, making bunts easy. He cites Addie Joss as the only tall pitcher who could field well. The piece notes St Louis Cardinals touted to win the pennant and Rickey’s perceived handicap, plus college football captaincy updates for Meredith and Anderson leading Carnegie Tech.
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Clark Griffith
Senators
Griffith
Addie Joss
St. Louis
Cardinals
Rickey
Stern Canadaf
United States
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Beltish Columbia
Writa
J. Brougnton
Adams St
Chicaco
J.M. Maclachlan
Jefferson Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Warren to Lead Georgia Tech Football Captain 1922
Georgia Tech announces Ickey Club as present. Red Barron elected captain for 1922 team. Kentucky Jockey Club donated 6000 dollars to the Louisville Welfare League.
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Warren
Georgia Tech
Barron
Ickey Club
Kentucky
Jockey Club
Louisville Welfare League
Diverse 1922 sports notes sweep from college teams to pro signings
A roundup of early 1920s sports moves includes Yale coach changes and captains at Boston college, McInnis signing with Boston Red Sox, Notre Dame football losses, Yale Princeton Harvard results, and scouting shifts. International league schedules 168 games. notable trades involve Artie Butler to Buffalo Internationals, Dressen joining Hibbing, and St. Louis Cardinals hiring Roy Thomas as scout.
Malay Wood May Replace Hickory for Golf Clubs
Reports from Henry R. Misley describe Malay Tampinis wood as a potential substitute for American hickory in golf club shafts. Tests in England show promise, with Malay forests offering abundant Tampinis supply and potential for Malayan shaft industry if manufacturing costs compete with hickory.
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Malay States
England
United States
Conservator of Forests
Federated Malay States
Miller to Manage Seals in PCL Next Season
Jacks Miller, veteran infielder for the Phillies, signed a contract to manage San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league for the upcoming season.
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Jacks
Dots) Miller
Phillies
San Francisco
Freshmen Favor Baseball Says Penn Analysis
University of Pennsylvania freshmen rate baseball as the most popular sport in a physical education study. Dr Taft MacKenzie reports 1000 exam questionnaires showing 897 favor baseball, 810 tennis, and 293 football, with tennis second and football third.
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University of Pennsylvania
Tr. Taft MacKenzie
Department of Physical Education
MacKenzie
California Fig Syrup Ad Prompt for Mothers
A classic mothers' advertises for California Fig Syrup claims a teaspoon clears liver and bowels in hours, restoring a sick child to playfulness. It urges asking druggists for genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions and warns against imitation by mispronunciation.
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California
Record Throws Highlight Early Football Baseball Feats
A summary noting Sheldon Lejeune’s baseball throw of 426 feet 9 inches sets a record, while Mueller of California reaches 83 yards on a football throw. Ohio State’s Workman Notre Dame Mohardt and Princeton’s Snively show football throws over 50 yards.
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Sheldon Lejeune
Mueller
University of
Ralph McBain Named Ahead of Jockey Room at Oriental Park
Ralph McBain is chosen to oversee the jockey room at Oriental Park succeeding the late George Fraley, placing McBain in charge of the facility and its riders.
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Ralph McBain
Jockey Room
Oriental Park
George Fraley
Syracuse Freshmen Coach Harry Robertson to Leave
Coach Harry Robertson of the Syracuse University freshman eleven and current yearling basketball mentor will not return to Syracuse next season.
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Harry Robertson
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Vitt Waived to Rede. A's Vitt to Cincinnati by waiver
Oscar Vitt, third baseman, moved from the Boston Americans to the Cincinnati Nationals for the waiver price, in a noted baseball roster transaction. The move confirms Vitt's transfer between teams under league rules.
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Vitt
Rede
Oscar Vitt
Boston Americans
Cincinnati Nationals
Cooper Elected Captain of Princeton Soccer Team 1922
J. C. Cooper of Baltimore Maryland has been chosen captain for the 1922 Princeton University soccer team. The selection names Cooper a leader for the squad and signals the team’s forthcoming season under his guidance.
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Princeton
Cooper
J. C. Cooper
Baltimore
Maryland
Princeton University
Warren Elected Captain for Hamilton College Football 1922
Warren Warren '23 fullback has been elected captain of the Hamilton College football team for 1922.
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Kelleher
Boston
Warren
Garl. Warren
Hamilton
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Endorsed in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims fast gentle relief, promotes the product as a vegetable compound, and offers sample requests by mail with a paper reference.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Cole's Carbenlenive Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Cole's Carbenlenive for relief of burning itching and skin diseases claiming instant burn relief and scarless healing. It directs readers to ask a druggist or send money to The J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois for a package.
A Beautiful Woman is Always a Well Woman
Mrs. Florence McCausland recommends Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription as a reliable tonic to restore health in women and girls who are run down or have functional disturbances. The ad touts tablets or liquid form and invites readers to write to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York for free medical advice.
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Springfield
Pierce
Florence McCausland
Pierca
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