Tanlac credited by Rochester blacksmith for stomach relief
Samuel Cooper of 1520 Lake Ave Rochester North Carolina says five years of stomach trouble and dizziness faded after taking three bottles of Tanlac. He reports improved health and strength enabling him to work hard again. Tanlac sold by druggists with no substitutes. Over 40 million bottles sold. Taplac and Vegetable Pills promoted.
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Tanlac
Samuel Cooper
Lake Ave
Rochester
N. C
Minority Majority Claims Sparked by Census Figures
Article cites population figures claiming whites are not the majority, with colored races leading two to one. Reported totals list whites 620 million, Mongolian 420 million, brown races 370 million, and Negro race 520 million.
Comment in Crimson Gulch on Freight Rates Looters
In Crimson Gulch Cactus Joe says no train robbers are near the town. Yet much talk surrounds what should be done with those who collect freight rates, reflecting tension over local theft and charges.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Stance in Putting of Small Importance
The stance in putting is of little importance if it helps the player keep head and body still during the stroke. The stroke is short and no body movement is needed, though movement can shift the swing center and hurt accuracy. A suitable stance should keep the body still throughout.
McGraw recounts Hornsby trade talks with Cardinals
John McGraw describes a brief meeting with Branch Rickey and Sam Brendon about Rogers Hornsby. He recalls the table of six, Rickey offering Frisch and possibly more, and McGraw refusing any deal involving Frankie Frisch. The proposed trade reportedly stalled quickly with casual remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGraw
St. Louis Cardinals
Rogers Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Sam Brendon
Hornsby
McGraw
Rickey
Frisch
Ohio Stadium Ready for Buckeye Gridiron Season
A large student army is needed to staff the Ohio Stadium for football games. About 1,000 workers are required including 600 ushers mostly Columbus scouts, 56 ticket staff, 10 soldiers from the U S Army detachment, 12 policemen, 50 program sellers, seven scoreboard operators, and regular athletic department staff.
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Ohio Stadium
L. W. St. John
Columbus Boy Scouts
United States Army
Stadiuinn
Rancseaian
Dowdy Hartnett Star Catches Cubs Breakthrough
The photograph shows Dowdy Hartnett, star catcher for the Chicago Cubs, who credits his baseball rise to his father’s persistence. His father, a former catcher, persuaded manager Jack Mack of Worcester to give the youngster a trial, and Hartnett made good from the start.
Too Many Star Players Hold Back Bravest of Giants
Too many star players on one team force valued members like W. H. Southworth of the Giants to the bench. Southworth, last year’s Braves captain, is a strong sun fielder and would be a big boost to teams trying to stay in the running this season.
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W. H. Southworth
Giants
Braves
Noted Sports Bits From A Varied Season Review
A collage of sports notes covers racing in England and American baseball, boxing, soccer, and golf. It mentions the insured stallion Ae Tracery, Rube Walberg as strikeout king, league expansions, player trades, and notable feats such as Lenahan's 800 yard golf hole in one, with teams and places across the era.
Bunting a Dying Art in Baseball Says Observer
A baseball observer warns bunt hitting is fading due to the lively ball and aggressive play. He argues players once learned bunting to advance runners and influence decisive moments, a skill now less practiced in modern games.
First to Use Catcher's Mitt Still Playing Ball
John J. McCloskey the pioneer who introduced the catcher's mitt remains active in pro baseball as owner and manager of Newton Kansas in the Southwestern league. Born 1869 in Louisville he is called the grand old man of the minnors and father of the Texas league. He has starred and managed for teams in St Joseph Austin Sacramento Houston Montgomery Savannah Louisville Dallas Great Falls Tacoma San Francisco Vancouver St Louis and Milwaukee.
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John J. McCloskey
Newton
Kan
Minnors
Louisville
Houston Independents
McCloskey
Union Association
Butte
Mont
St. Joseph
Austin
Sacramento
Houston
Montgomery
Savannah
Louiaville
Dallas
Great Falls
Tracoma
San Francisco
Vancouver
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Ruth as Drummer Boy at Yankee Stadium in Bloom field band scene
Babe Ruth pictured as a drummer with Sacred Heart College band at Yankee Stadium. Bloomfield students joined the crowd to see the Yankees and the legendary slugger in a spirited exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Bloomfield Sacred Heart College
Yankee Stadium
Babe
Left Handers Struggle to Stage Comeback in Baseball
The piece notes few left handers have succeeded in comebacks. Hub Leonard with the Detroit club might become the second. It recalls Matty Kilroy around 1808 as a top southpaw who retired in 1895 and did good work for two months with the Chicago Nationals.
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Hub Leonard
Detroit
Matty Kilroy
Kilroy
Chicago Nationals
Golf Lacks Thrill Compared To Baseball
The author argues golf fails as spectacle and excitement compared with baseball. The piece notes golf offers little thrill for spectators while baseball delivers decisive moments like an American Open win by a Jones or a Ruth crack, favoring baseball as the great mass sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Jones
Wisconsin football revenue dips from 1922 season
Football brought 170000 into the University of Wisconsin athletic treasury last fall with a slight decrease from 1922. The estimates include guarantees from foreign games and other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Athletic Treasury
Thevenow Leaves Syracuse for St. Louis Cardinals
Shortstop Tom Thevenow from the Syracuse club in the International League has joined the St. Louis Cardinals. The move places the veteran infielder with the major league team for the upcoming season.
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Tom Thevenow
Syracuse
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds Have Many Leaders In Baseball History
The Cincinnati club has likely been managed by more famous players than any other major league team. Noted names include Charley Comiskey Buckwing Bob Allen Joe Kelly Ned Hanlon John Ganzel Clark Griffith Hank O Day Joel Tinker Karley Herzog Christy Mathewson and Pat Moran.
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Cincinnati
Reds
Charley Comiskey
Buckwing
Bob Allen
Joe Kelly
Ned Hanlon
John Ganzel
Clark Griffith
Hank O'Day
Joel Tinker
Karley Herzog
Christy Mathewson
Pat Moran
Sioux Falls Police Matron Lucy Borneman Leads Fight Against Exploitation
In Sioux Falls South Dakota Lucy Borneman serves as police matron tackling abuse of young girls by predatory men. She reports handling around 200 personal cases this year and notes the town mirrors New York in problems, with a small staff of matrons and officials aiding enforcement.
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Sioux Falls
Rotary Club
Lucy Borneman
Rotary
New York
Advice for aspiring women journalists from Mrs Read
The Fayetteville Daily Democrat editor Lessie Stringfellow Read champions starting in a small-town society column. She stresses learning newsroom methods, reporting regularly, and becoming a remote correspondent for multiple papers before seeking city work.
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New York
Lessie Stringfellow
Washington
General Federation News
Arkansas
Great Press
Main Street
Paste Diamond Mirrored Glass Inlaid with Gold
A described paste diamond is actually a glass piece, coated on the back with gold to appear opaque. The comparison notes it lacks the true qualities of a paste pearl and focuses on its mirrored surface and finished backside.
Cape Grapefruit Size and Flavor Difference Reported
Grapefruit grown in the Cape of Good Hope country in South Africa is notably smaller than varieties from the United States. The fruit is described as less juicy and possessing a slight bitter lemon flavor.
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Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
United States
Timely Suggestion on Anniversary Dinner Plans
A playful exchange centers on a wedding anniversary dinner. A customer asks for suggestions while a waiter hints at a special moment with his wife during the anniversary, though the line is cut as a misheard or edited note.
Not as Good as Seemer Laughs at Art Office
A humorous exchange echoes through the office as the art editor laughs while the artist in waiting sighs that the moment was not a coming drawing. The cartoonish remark captures newsroom tone and creative tension.
Long Legs Big Brains Rule in Intelligence Study
An American psychologist Dr Henry J Garrett and Dr Sante Naccarotti tested 800 Columbia University students and found a link betweenbodily structure and intelligence. They reported 60 percent of small bodied long legged men showed high intelligence while 40 percent of tall bodied short legged men did so.
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Henry J. Garrett
Garrett
Sante Naccaroti
New York
Columbia University
Hendy Ford
John Dpd. Rockefeller
General Pershing
Teeth Tarkington
David Wark Griffith
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
President Wilson
Possibly First Mass Celebrated in America
A record found in Montreal on a hollow elm tree may document the first Mass in North America. Workmen uncovered an earthen jar with faded writing referencing Father Jamay Champlain and Father Le Caron at a mass in June 1615, attended by seven Frenchmen twelve children six Algonquins and others, in the vicinity.
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Montreal
Detroit News
Sisters of Mercy
Father Jamay
Champlain
Greee
Father le Caron
Recoller
Charles Lavesier
Laveldin
Bodlareka
Jean Lehent
Best Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claim
Advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney liver and bladder issues claiming broad benefits and urging readers to request a sample bottle by mail with ten cents. It asserts high sales and testimonials from druggists and customers and notes bottles are sold in drug stores.
Invention by Japanese cuts diving gear to air mask unit
A Japanese invention promises to revolutionize diving with a small mask connected to a chest carried air cylinder. Regulated air flow through a mouth controlled attachment frees the diver from bulky pumps, allowing faster work. Man proposes or the girl gets left.
Women of Middle Age Praise Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Letters from women in Louisville Frankford Carlisle Carlyle and beyond claim relief from symptoms of the Change of Life and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials note improved health and ability to work with ongoing recommendations and nationwide canvass results. For sale by druggists everywhere.
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Louisville
Ilinois
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kate McPray
Frankford
Pennsylvania
Lydia &. Pinkham
Abbie Harvey
Leonard St
Frankford, Pa
Carlisle
Lydia Kk
Pinkham
Louisa B. Brand
Fairfax Street
Carlyle
Illinois
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Bellans Hot Water
Seimar Institute and Hospital
Chicago
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