Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies for relief
Mrs. G Hegmann of 228 Schaeffer Street Brooklyn reports relief from a run down condition and insomnia after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound along with Herb Medicine and Pills for Constipation. She offers her testimonial for others and invites letters for more information. The Pinkham Medicine Company from Lynn Massachusetts says it will provide more testimonials upon request.
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Brooklyn
New York
G. Hegmann
Schaeffer St
Mrs. Hegmann
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Ohio State Baseball Team Puts Faith in Lineage and Young Talent
Ohio State players rely on four sons of pro stars among nine regulars. Capt Fred Mackey and Bobby Riehl anchor infield and shortstop with Leon Ames Jr. and Ray Widdifield as key newcomers. Through early Big Ten play the Buckeyes won half their games, with veterans Marty Kurow Tressell Tarbert and Bruce Blanchard supporting a rotating pitching staff led by Blanchard and Klink.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Fred Mackey
Ray Widdifield
Bobby Riehl
Leon
Red" Ames, Jr
Mackey
Riehl
Louisville
Columbus American Association
Widdifield
Red” Ames
Armes
Ohio Staters
Marty Kurow
Tressell
Tarbert
Bruce Blanchard
Ray Klink
Umpires in Short Supply for French Baseball
France faces a shortage of baseball umpires as the federation seeks volunteers. President Frantz Reichel says no umpires are available and pledges 20 francs per game plus transport to and from homes to recruit referees.
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France
French Baseball Federation
Frantz Reichel
Prominent Eskimo Boxer Billy Wallace Highlighted
Notes praise Billy Wallace as the standout Eskimo in boxing while commenting on various sports topics. The item mentions a Scottish golfer in Central Park and includes remarks on football leadership, endurance versus speed, and international sports figures.
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Billy Wallace
Baseball Notes Mixes Players and World Events
A collage covers Kerrill Pratt's comeback, Fothergill's football past, Fresno Japanese tour, and college stars like C. B. Galindo. It notes trades with Lewiston and Asheville, a 1 000 dollar sale, Duffy Lewis' management move, Bertha K Landis umpiring, and policy echoes in China while lampooning baseball fandom and alibis.
Jockeys Born Says Earl Sande Emphasizes Temperament
Earl Sande, the Idaho rider famous on the Kentucky circuit, argues jockeys are born not made. He notes temperament plus physical fitness determine success and describes weight management and training routines. Sande recalls derby wins on Zev and Flying Ebony and a 1918 rise to prominence.
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Sande
American Falls
Idaho
Kentucky
Zev
Flying Ebony
Osmand
Pirates poised to contend under Dreyfus sons guidance
Barney Dreyfus, president, and Sam T Dreyfus, treasurer and part owner of the Pittsburgh Pirates, declare the club highly talented as Donie Bush earns notice as manager. The younger Dreyfus cites past top finishes and promises to match or exceed the 19 percent team to win baseball’s highest honors this year. internal troubles last year are noted as over, with hopes of steady stewardship.
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Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sam T Dreyfus
Pirates
Dreyfus
Donie Bush
Ness
Tonsillitis Disrupts Athletic Seasons Across Sports
The article notes tonsillitis harms athletes, weakening the body and legs. It cites Melillo of the Browns spending winter in hospital after a severe attack and Flo still recovering from the aftereffects while contributing well at second base.
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Melillo
Browns
Flo
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Promises Stomach Relief and Money Back
An advertisement promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a permanent remedy for indigestion. It claims the elixir builds a strong stomach, allows unrestricted eating, and offers a money back guarantee if it does not provide real relief.
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Dare’s
World’s Largest Oval Rug Woven for New York Theater
An American firm completed what is claimed as the world’s largest oval rug for a prominent New York theater. The chevron rug measures 41 by 58 feet, weighs over two tons, and features an R initial at a central ornament. The design includes microphones, musical instruments, light motifs, movie reels, and animal forms amid crimson gold panels and a blue taupe border.
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New York
Girls Marry at Twelve in Five States
Liberty reports that twelve is the minimum age for girls to marry with parental consent in Kentucky Maryland Louisiana Mississippi and Virginia.
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States
Union
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Virginia
Cool as a Cucumber Phrase Based on Temperature
The saying cool as a cucumber stems from the vegetable typically being about one degree cooler than its surroundings, reflecting its cooler internal temperature.
Woman's Glass Study Sums Up Hidden Hearts
A compact reflection on how women may focus on outward pursuits like glasswork or hobbies to mask inner discontent rather than facing emotional neglect. The lines contrast diligence with personal fulfillment and suggest balancing interest with heart.
Brass Band Members May Blow Their Own Horn
A local note explains that band members may loudly celebrate their own achievements. It emphasizes pride in group identity and community support for performances and events.
Castoria Ad Claims Safe Soothing Cure for Infants
An old advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It asserts no narcotics and notes proven directions on each package with physicians recommending the product. The authentic bottle supposedly bears a signature.
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Fletcher
Music Pupil and Professor Debate TFever Progress
A dialogue features a student asking about TFever’s finish and a professor replying that completion hinges on the man next door gaining access. The exchange hints at broader, perhaps comic, undercurrents about access and control in invention.
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Tfever
Man’s World History Omitted Wars Half-Inch Thick
A pithy joke notes a man authoring a global history that excludes all wars leaving a book only half an inch thick. The quip highlights how warfare dominates historical narratives and how omissions can shrink a grand topic into a slim volume.
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