Understanding Scott's Emulsion for Digestive Comfort
The ad explains that oil droplets are broken into minute particles that pass through tissues into the circulation. It claims the emulsion does not disturb digestion, is pleasant to take, and works quickly, noting taste disguising tricks are ineffective at bypassing the stomach. Scott & Bowne, chemists of New York.
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Summer Hosiery and Apparel at Levy Bros Mart
Getting ready for summer outing with hosiery and lightweight fabrics at Levy Bros 344 Madison Street. Includes cotton lawns Indian lawns dimity and nursing corsets summer vests and skirts at low prices. Also advertises eye care by Dr Weck offering free examinations at 162 Main Street.
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Levy Bros
New First Baseman Bo Umpires Eastern League Game
A New First Baseman Bo has umpired in the Eastern League after a lone season with Atlanta in the Southern League. Yesterday’s games saw Newark defeat Athletics 9 to 6 while Hartford beat Paterson 7 to 6 and Reading triumphed over Richmond 3 to 2. Today Norfolk visits Reading, Richmond goes to Lancaster, Athletics host Newark, and Paterson plays Hartford.
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Reading and Paterson Athletics Report
Fragmentary notes from Newark and Reading athletics pages mention Paterson and Richmond events with unclear details. The text references dates in 22 and 24 and lists numbers that may be scores or counts, but specifics are unreadable.
Pirates seek new pitchers amid turmoil and trade talk
Baseball chatter across multiple papers notes Cavelle's injury and Paterson deals while Pittsburgh pursues arms. Atlantic League meetings shuffle Norfolk and Richmond schedules with Paterson and Newark rotations facing adjustments and bids to bolster staff.
Knowles Joins Norfolk team as Umpire Season Move
The Norfolk management secured Jim Knowles as the new first baseman and team leader. Knowles, previously a top batter in the Southern League, reports to Manager Smith at Reindling after wiring ticket requests to Broom and O Neill. His addition aims to lift the club from a losing streak and energize the squad with stronger play and improved fielding.
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Norfolk
1St Busemian
Jim Knowles
Knowles
Messrs
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Gibson
Bluffer
Shavers
Eliy
Athletics edge locals in ten innings on Newark field
Newark N L June 17 The Athletics won a ten inning game after a splendid effort by the locals. Final score Newark 3 Athletics 12 with Johnstone and Rothfuss on the mound for Newark and Jordan and Fox for the Athletics.
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Lancaster Beats Richmond In Exciting Baseball Contest
Lancaster triumphed over Richmond in a tight game as both teams displayed brilliant fielding. Scoring details show Lancaster with a strong eighth inning while Richmond fell short. West and Roth matched Sehmildt and Steelman on the mound.
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Hartford Defeats Paterson In Ninth Inning Rally
Hartford, Conn. June 17. Hartford beat Paterson in nine innings by timely hits and three bases on balls. Final score 7 to 5 after rallying in the ninth. Bowen and Touch pitched for Hartford with Jones and Westlake catching. Patterson struggled after a slow start.
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Reading-Norfolk game postponed by rain
In Reading Pennsylvania on June 17 a Reading Nor folk game was postponed due to rain.
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Heading
Reading
Reading-Norfolk
Georgia and Virginia Clash in Sloppy Game
In Atlanta on June 17, Georgia and Virginia produced a weak contest with four top Georgia players sidelined for scholastic reasons. Virginia won 16 to 4 as Collier Martin and Brightwell Moore starred for their teams.
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Suffolk Triumphs 10 to 1 in Southeastern Virginia League Opener
Suffolk defeated Mayed 10 to 1 as Tyler pitched three shutout innings and Bishop finished the game. Hitting was led by Tyler with two singles a double and a home run while Chatwin and Shipp allowed runs on a rough field. The visitors managed only one hit as Suffolk showed sharp fielding and timely hitting.
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Untitled score note with cryptic game marks
A cryptic scoreline fragment shows innings and numeric codes 10270101 and 00010000 with 0 1 0 outcomes. Data appears garbled and nonstandard for a full report. No identifiable teams players or dates are readable.
Suffalk and Tyler Lead High-Scoring Coach Team
Suffolk beats Olympics 6 to 4 as Tyler hits a home run and steals by Koott Hix G Wwel ler Mahon I laharty Bishop. Shipp allows eight walks while Godwin also pitches. Umpire Graham. Time 140.
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Indians Halted in Whitewash as Meekin Struggles
New York on June 17 reported the Indians failed to bunch hits and were shut out 0 to 0 by Meekin. Harkett starred at bat and Tebeau made a long left field hit with a notable running catch. Batteries: Meekin and Warner for the Mets. Time two hours.
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Boston Beats Chicago in Fast-Paced Home Victory
The home team edges Chicago 8 to 2 as Boston bats overwhelm the visitors. Sullivan replaces Briggs in the ninth, with Klobedons and the Lastons anchoring defense, and Umpire Lynch presiding through 2 hours and 22 minutes.
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Pittsburg Signs Rogers to Play Third Base
Pittsburg manager Dona van has accepted terms with former Louisville manager Captain Rogers and ordered him to report at once to play third. Wemming, released yesterday with Rogers, may also be given a trial.
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Tarboro Outplays Henderson in Hard Fought Game
Tarboro over Henderson 22 to 6 in a high tempo contest. Selden, Bryan, Jacek Johnston and Bennett led the hitting with standout plays including a center field throw that retired Mekkre. Two base hits by Johnston and Belden and a sharp double play highlighted Tarboro’s win.
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Summer Corsets and Dress Goods Sale Notice
An extraordinary sale features Corsets from several makers including Warner's McGraw's and Thomson with prices from 25 to 3.25 a pair and comfort fit designs. Also promoted are Ladies Ferris Waists Gents Negligee shirts and underwear with values advertised up to 75 cents for shirts and 1.00 for suits. Bicycles and ladies wheels offered with notable discounts and immediate delivery.
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