Glad News From Cleveland And Detroit On Pinkham’s Compound
Friends report Mrs Helen M Kowalczyk of 6819 Hope Avenue regained health after illness. Letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, noting strength better sleep and urging other women to try the remedies. The product is described as a vegetable tonic made from roots and herbs sold by druggists.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mra
Helen M. Kowalczyk
Hope TT ‘Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Mkrs. M. BE
Murray
Washburn Ave
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Diamond Dyes Advertisement Teaches Simple Tinting Dyeing
Diamond Dyes promises easy tinting or permanent dyeing. Each 15 cent package includes straightforward directions for coloring lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies and more. Specify wool or silk or inquire about blends when purchasing.
Willie aims for presidency as father hints at 4d
A Boston Transcript excerpt notes Willie declaring future presidential ambitions while his father hints at a possible 4d. The dialogue highlights a family discussion about prospects and a modest forecast from Pa.
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Willie
Boston Transcript
Dr Drake’s Glossco Croup Remedy Advertisement
A vintage advertisement claims a physician prescribed remedy for croup that relieves symptoms in minutes without vomiting. It markets Dr Drake’s Glossco as a fast acting cough cold and whooping cough treatment and urges parents to keep a bottle on hand sold by druggists for 50 cents.
Don’t be hasty in jumping at a con clusion
A cautionary note warns readers against rushing to conclusions about repairing or correcting an accident policy. The word choice implies hesitation and the need for careful review before making claims about coverage or terms.
Murchison Sets Indoor 70 Yard Dash Record in Chicago
Loren Murchison of the Illinois Athletic Club broke the world indoor mark with a seven second final at the ninth annual IAC games in Chicago. He had previously equalled the former record of 7.3 seconds in the semi finals.
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Loren Murchison
Ilinois Athletic Club
Chicago
Rabid Fan Takes Over Dubuque Baseball Club
Fred Leiser, a longtime Dubuque baseball enthusiast, has taken control of the Dubuque club in the Mississippi Valley league succeeding manager Johnny Armstrong who is released. Armstrong may play for Oklahoma City in 1926 and Bill Spens, ex Cedar Rapids manager, is hired to manage Dubuque.
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Fred Leiser
Dubuque
Johnny Armstrong
Leiser
Armstrong
Tron
Joe McGinnity
Oklahoma City
Bill Spens
Cedar Rapids
Spens
Plan Foreign Tour for Two Young Tennis Stars
United States Lawn Tennis association leaders discuss sending a schoolboy and a schoolgirl to England next year to play British champions. The plan, possibly to be raised at the February 6 annual meeting, aims to expand junior tennis while the association has already popularized the sport among seniors through Davis Cup and foreign tours.
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England
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Left handed batsmen show edge in AL but not NL
Among 55 AL players hitting .300, 29 are left handed. Of 18 AL hitters at .350+, 10 are left handed. In the NL, 56 at .300 include 19 left handed, and of 18 at 830 or better, 11 are right handed.
Sporting Squibs on race timing and boxers
The column notes old style race timing by pistol flash. It mentions Arne Borg son of Stockholm police chief, Beasley and Guifford joining Winston Salem, and Texas university funding tennis courts. Paddy Mullins teams with Mike Latzo to aid Pete Latzo. Breckinridge cites drop in boys baseball. Lucien Vinenz leaves France after failed title bid. Rocky Kansas to claim new title. Georgetown nine to play 20 games with Yale Princeton Syracuse Fordham Cornell on Washington college field in April.
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Georgetown University
Washington
D. C
Yale
Princeton
Syracuse
Fordham
Cornell
Willie MacFarlane to Defend National Open in Columbus
Golf champion Willie MacFarlane confirms defense of his national open title at the Scioto club course in Columbus Ohio this July. He aims to repeat his championship performance and maintain the national crown.
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Willie MacFarlane
Scioto Club
Columbus
Ohio
Schaefer Sets Two Long-Run Billiards Feats in 1925
Jake Schaefer produced two exceptional long runs in 18.2 billiards history. During an international tournament last winter he ran out from the spot amassing 400 points on his first turn. He then followed with 482 straight caroms in a special match with Edouard Horemans.
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Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
White Sox Club Looks Dangerous
The Chicago White Sox may challenge for the pennant this season with Eddie Collins as manager. Collins expanded the team’s system, rotated pitchers, and inspired play, lifting the club from chronic losers to a strong third place before an injury sidelined him late in the season.
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Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
Collins
White Sox
Charles A. Comiskey
Collings
Ele
Athletics
Senators
Comiskey
Sec
Madagascar A tropical continent off Africa with varied lands
The piece surveys Madagascar as a tropical island nearly continent sized off the southeast African coast. It notes its climate diversity from coasts to temperate uplands, the Malagasies mixed heritage, French protectorate history, railways, roads, and a vast cattle and forest economy. It highlights natural wealth, crops, and unusual native customs.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Africa
Algeria
Morocco
Indo-China
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Europe
America
France
United States
Atlantic
Florida
Nova Scotia
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
North Atlantic
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
South America
Central Plateau
Istand
India
Tamatave
Antananarivo
Madagascara
Diego Suarez
Ruth hints at smashing come back and pennant hopes rise
Babe Ruth teases a big comeback possibly tied to a derby while the Yankees race the American league for pennant contention. Trades and club moves ripple across the circuit with Hal Diviney sold to Beaumont and Harvey Hendrick to the Yankees as teams reshuffle rosters and rebuilding efforts intensify.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Houston
Hal Diviney
Beaumont
Harvey Hendrick
Cleveland American League Baseball Club
New York Yankees
Hendrick
Providence Club
Prescription Filled at Convalescent Home
The exchange notes a doctor’s order for a change of air as a convalescent wife speaks with McAndrew and Ye ken the doctor’s advice. The dialogue appears in a Passing Show excerpt reflecting social routines and medical advice.
Honest Confession at Ebenezer Chapel Reflects Truth
Goat Simmons delivers a backward glance confession at Ebenezer chapel claiming an honest confession frees the soul. He recounts years of sin chasing a “golden calf” and says he sold his birthright for folly, ending with a felt escape from hell’s deceit.
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Goat Simmons
Braddren
Sistahs
Ebenezer Chapel
Nickerty
Bruddern
Pittburgh Chronicle-Telegram
Montana Records Record Low Birth and Death Rates in 1923
Montana posted the nation's lowest birth rate and the lowest death rate in 1923, reflecting unusually low population growth and a low mortality figure for the year. The data highlight a year of exceptional demographic stability for the state.
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Montana
Hans Sachs Statue Unveiled in Nuremberg Cobbler Honored
A new statue in Nuremberg honors Hans Sachs the cobbler who became a Meistersinger. He inspired Richard Wagner to compose his renowned opera.
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Hans Sachs
Nuremburg
Germany
Sachs
Wagner
Demand Bayer Aspirin Ensures Genuine Medicine
Warning advises buyers to look for the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin proven safe for 25 years. Ad urges saying Bayer when purchasing to avoid dangerous imitations.
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Bayer
Youth Pursues Knowledge in Long Winter Evenings
A writer notes a young man filling long winter evenings with a correspondence course to prepare for a career as head of a correspondence college. The anecdote highlights self driven study and ambition in a time of limited opportunities.
Dark Greeting at the Market Hen Hatch
A quirky exchange unfolds as a shopper asks about egg freshness while a clerk notes the hen is unaware of the sale. The brief scene captures humor in everyday commerce with a hint of secrecy.
Ancient wicked cities blotted, but their vices lingered
A brief historical note recalls once prominent cities erased from map yet their reputations and moral failings persisted in memory and commentary. It highlights the enduring impact of hubris and corruption on legacy.
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Golden Medical
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Arne Borg
Stockholm
Winston Salem
Beasley
Atlanta
Guifford
Orlando, Fla
Texas University
Austin Speedway
Paddy Mullins
Harry Wills
Mike Latzo
Scranton
Pete Latzo
Henry Breckinridge
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Lucien Vinenz
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Marakely
New Orleans
Gather Cy Lingle
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Hot Springs
Carpentier
Emerson GQ. Welk
West Virginia University
Pittsburgh
Wilson
N. C
Newark
Leslie McCullough
Bloomington
Brooklyn
N. Y
Babe
Giants
Cardinals
Phillies
MceGraw
Cards
Phils
Frank Kellers
Salt Lake City
Tony Lazzeri
Kinston
Joe Cantilion
Little Rock
Eddie Wright
St. Joseph
Anciers
Wrighey
Byers Bros. & CO
Euana
Uae
Livestock Commission
HOTEL
Lincoln
Aye Brothers
Blair
Nebraska
Watson
G Street
Washington, D.C
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