Women In Good Health Back Don't Bother Me Now Seep Nebraska
Advertisements from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound claim it relieves back pain and nervous symptoms for women. Included are testimonials from Mrs. Charles F Deleezat Lincoln Nebraska and others in Volga City Iowa Fouke Arkansas praising improved health and daily work ability. Over 100000 women replied 98 percent benefited. It states widespread availability through druggists.
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Nebraska
Inesta
Lydia
Pinkham
Charles F. Deleezat
Garber Ave
Lincoln
Volga City
Iowa
Thomas Grindle
Dora Philyaw
R.R. No
Fouke
Arkansas
Lydis E. Pinkham
Town Maintains Haven for Hoboes and Such
Altoona residents keep Hagerty barn open as a nightly shelter for hoboes along the Lincoln highway. The late Hagerty funded the doors to remain open through heirs who continue his pledge. Travelers from California and elsewhere report stopping at the barn, which has gained national notoriety as a tramp stop.
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Altoona
United States
Hagerty
Knights of the Road
Fie
Hie
California
Altoonan
Fears Promise of Gift 15 Threat
An old man dies and a Siberian tragedy unfolds from 19th century St. Petersburg. A young czar era officer, driven by debt and a promised wedding gift, borrows from a moneylender and later may have killed him. Evidence suggests a foil to his plan led to exile in Siberia and lasting remorse among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbin
China
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Dream Leads to Reunion After 45 Years in New Jersey City
Mrs. Jennette Miller of 75 Pearl Street Paterson New Jersey dreamed of her father after 45 years and sought help from Brooklyn police. Real estate broker John Rosenthal connected her with his long‑lost watchman father who had used the name Winchester. A photo of his wife from their marriage confirmed the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
L. I
Rosenthal
Dog Turns Gray After Car Crash Kills Family
In Galveston Texas a brack and tan Airedale named Matt, tied to the running board of a car, turned gray from fright after a high speed crash in which seven year old Jack Symington Jr lost both parents. The dog later hid under a house and emerged with white hairs atop its head.
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Galveston
Tex
Jack, Symington, Jr
Matt
Boy Swallows Tin Whistle During Run
Russell Smith eight years old of 1213 North Market street swallowed a circular tin whistle about an inch in diameter during a run at City Hospital. X rays located the object and doctors hoped to remove it without surgery.
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St. Louis
City Hospital
Russell Smith
North Market Street
Hair Grows Quickly Child Born in Norfolk
Alice Sue Winder, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman L Winder of 536 Warren Crescent, born with shoulder length curls that prompted nurses to cut it at birth and again twice by three weeks old. By two months she has had six haircuts prompting doctors and hairdressers interest. Rhubarb juice cited as effective for removing iron mold.
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Norfolk
Alice Sue Winder
Norman L. Winder
Warren Crescent
Hornsby hailed as greatest hitter by Branch Rickey
Cardinals manager Branch Rickey called Rogers Hornsby the greatest hitter who ever lived and perhaps the best who will ever live. Rickey said Hornsby’s scientific, hard hitting has raised him to the high point of his career with a batting average around .425. Ed Delehanty was cited as Hornsby’s closest rival.
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Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Ed Delehanty
Hornsby
Jongips
Jockey Rabin Cleared Rich Fees From Bespoke Races
Jockey George Rabin earned a $5,500 riding fee from Mrs William Vanderbilt for riding Samzen to victory in the International Special at Latonia. He also received a $4,500 fee from William Daniel for Master Charlie’s win in the Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga earlier in the season.
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George Rabin
Samzen
Epinard
Latonia
Wiliam KK
Vanderbilt
Rabin
William Daniel
Master Charlie
Suratugu
Muddy Ruel Teases Silent Umpire In Courtroom Banter
Senators catcher Muddy Ruel, a lawyer who studies in winter, sat in with Judge Conathan in Boston. A motorist case touched on a silent umpire, prompting Ruel to quip that a silent umpire would not be struck. The judge replied that he would have jurisdiction.
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Ruel
Muddy Ruel
Senators
St. Louis
Boston
Conathan
Muddy
Jude
Interesting Notes of Sports From The Baseball Era
A survey of early baseball history with notes on teams and players. Mentions the first baseball factory in 1858, Brookside park training, Connie Mack trade rumors, Kitty Bransfield, Johnny Hodapp, Lyman Lamb’s 102 two-base hits, and centerfielder McNeely sale for 50000. Notes on Cobb, Dolan, Hans Lobert, and Tris Speaker. Highlights Walker Cup defense and 51 minute nine inning games.
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Lyman Lamb
Tulsa
Mack Pays Big Price for Left-Hand Star Choves
Robert M Lefty Choves a left handed pitcher from Baltimore is sold to the Philadelphia club for a record sum of 10000 dollars announced by Manager Jack Dunning. Choves 25, 6 feet 2 inches tall 170 pounds has six years of professional experience.
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Mack
Robert M
Lefty
Choves
Paladelphia American Teague Club
Jack Dunning
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
Groves
Lowncoming
Gibbons Cashing In On Ring Fame At Thirty Three
Tommy Gibbons near the peak of his boxing career as he earns larger purses after notable showings against Dempsey and Carpentier. At thirty three he enjoys family life with wife and five sons and plans more bouts rather than retirement, with shrewd investments backing future ease.
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Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Gibbons
Jock Dempsey
Ino Montana
Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Michigan City
Harry Greb
Jack Bloom
Heavywalaght
London
Tommy
Mike
Tonmy
Denpsey
Torre
Yankee horsemen resign and change trainers and jockeys
Yankee horsemen Wilbon Duke and Guy Corner resign from HS Tt Acakban stable and will join the Indian prince's employ as contracts lapse. Duke is to be replaced by J. Tortorello as trainer and Ti. Tortorella will ride, replacing Guerner. Both Tortorellos arrived from Argentina in 1922.
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Yankee Horsemen
Wilbon Duke
Guy Corner
HS Tt Acakban
Prince
Odd Finishing Percentages Highlight Pennant Winners
The record shows Washington tied for the fifth lowest finishing percentage among pennant winners in both leagues, 1007 being cited. The Senators raced throughout their season, avoiding discredit as a rare league winner dropped below 700, with the Phillies in 1815 at 692 and Detroit in 10s at 488 holding the lowest marks.
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Coluurs
Washington
Senators
Phillies
Detroit
Western Association Players Fined and Sold in Season
The annual report of J Warren Seaboush shows fifty six Western Association players fined a total of 426.05 dollars. Alyhain Jones miskogee outfielder kicked umpire Wilkinson in the shins causing injuries and a 300.00 penalty. The report notes players sold by various clubs so far brought 20800.0 dollars.
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Western Association
Juste
J. Warren Seaboush
Alyhain Jones
Miskogee
Wis
Vinpire Wilkinson
Vumpire
Severahiys
Vari Os
Bumper Weighs In On Hard Luck Blame
A brief line notes how a man facing misfortune tends to blame others for the shove. It captures a common sentiment about personal accountability and neighborly dispute.
University of Wisconsin Studying Smirrow Migration
The zoology department conducts a study on the migration patterns of Engiish smirrows, detailing methods and aims of the research project at the university.
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Zoology Department
University of Wisconsin
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Bnase
Bayer
Aapisia
Shakespeare
Joanna Bulllle
Lumbago
Fletcher
Nujol
White Sox
Walsh and Sullivan
Lfe
Notre Dame University
Ed Walsh, Jr
Bill Sullivan, Jr
Paul E. Belting
University of Illinois
University of Iowan
Belting
U. of I
Columbian University
New York City
Len Sorenson
University of Pennsylvania
America
Portland
Brookside Park
Pasadena
Cal
Agee
Norman Ross
The
Hockey Association
British Isles
Connie Mack
Frank Welch
Kitty Bransfield
Waterbury
Johnny Hodapp
Indianapolis
Washington Senators
Sacramento Club
McNeely
Tis
Princeton
Middle West
Pittsburgh
Jack Dunn
Baltimore
Clayton Sheedy
Sheedy
Ty Cobb
Bert Read
Salt Lake
Vernon
Ralph Greenleaf
France
John
Hans) Lobert
Cozy Dolan
Giants
McGraw
Tris Speaker
Cleveland
Rice Lake, Ont
Chick Walford
Les Nunamaker
Clay Folger
McCormack G. Moore
Reading Internationals
Moore
Fred Luderus
Oklahoma City
Jack Holland
Luderus
Ferson
Harry Benjamin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
U. S
England
Athletics
John McGraw
Ghaiatsa
Tomy Gibbons
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Chicago
New York
Monarch
Farm House
Menarch
Neptune
Davy Jones
Alston Recorder
Northwestern Yeast Co
North Ashland Ave
Chicago, Ill
Kilmer
Cole
J. W. Cole Co
Rockford, Ill
Hall
FB J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Peterson
Florida
Homestead
Grove
Milliam
Enterprise
Cameron
Yee
U.S
United States Rubber Company
Uskide Soles
Mobile Importing & Trading CO
Mobile
Alabama
Pmaoolasses
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