Four Walls Can Make House but it takes a Woman to Make a Home
Personal testimonials praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health during pregnancy and postnatal recovery. Lancaster Ohio resident Frank DINae and Sturgis Michigan residents share experiences of increased energy, easier housework, and smoother births after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Utica
Michigan
Frank Din Ae
Pierre Avenue
Lancaster, C
Sturgis
Father Damages Curfew With Photo Album Tale
A father scolds his daughter for staying up late and compares it to showing his electricity bill receipts. The exchange pivots on parental consequence as a humorous domestic vignette.
Path finder report on egg cooking request
Text shows a narrator scolding Maggie for hard eggs and Maggie replying she baked them soft after hours with a humorous tone. Contains no verifiable real names, dates, or places suitable for a factual news summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Diamond Dyes Promises Easy Tinting for All Fabrics
Beautify with Diamond Dyes. Just dip to tint or boil to dye. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions. Women can tint delicate shades or dye permanent colors in lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stockings, sweaters, draperies and more. Tell your druggist if fabric is wool or silk or linen, cotton or mixed.
Thrifty Exchange Bugged by Threats and Knife-Edge Advice
A fragment notes a distressed man threatening self harm while still operating a business. The dialogue hints at intent to obtain a second hand revolver from a hardware store. The excerpt shows tense, potentially criminal context with implied danger.
Remarkable London Stables With Light and Ventilation
Describes a London stable complex with two dormitories per floor, double rows of stalls, wide gangways, and ample windows for light and ventilation. Notes horses feeding, sleeping, and grooming in what the observer calls one of the most remarkable stables in London.
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Polonius
Candidate
London
Richmond
Just the Rest of It
Dialogue snippet shows Phyllis-Jean praising a young man as a handsome devil while Doris disputes his looks saying he is not handsome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Jean
Doris
Four-figure deals and high price stars in baseball history
Announcements of large sums changing hands for baseball players are recalled. Ernie Nevers drew a four figure contract from the Browns owner Phil Ball. Earl McBee cost the White Sox a fancy price per Comiskey. Tony Laterre, Mark Koenig, Walter Christensen, Paul Waner, and Hal Rhyne were described as costly acquisitions by their respective clubs and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Nevers
Browns
Phil Ball
Earl McBee
Southern Association
White Sox
Comiskey
Tony Laterre
Mark Koenig
New York Yankees
Huggins
Walter Christensen
St. Paul
Cincinnati Reds
Jack Hendricks
Paul Waner
Hal Rhyne
Barney Dreyfus
Pirates
Various Sports Notes From The Era Highlight Records And Plans
The item list notes include the Kentucky Derby value at 82 950 last year, boxing roots in Jose Ray's family, British civil service athletic fields funded at 1 000 000, critique of jockey expulsions weakening racing integrity, Night Patrol's Port Adelaide race losing money for supporters, potential 1926 Honolulu games for Texas and Drake football teams, Chicago Yacht Club spending over 500 000 on boats for season races, a 1000 meters women’s world record 3 12 by Breard of France, and a quip on horseshoe equipment plus a fine cut reference.
Passing of Wally Pipp From American League
The mystery of Wally Pipp’s death in baseball terms is explained as a financial dispute. Cincinnati paid Yankees 15000 for Pipp after Geh rig displaced him at first base. Philadelphia and Cleveland declined waivers, preferring not to gamble at that price. The Reds, needing a first baseman, secured Pipp and expect him to add substantial value to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Pipp
Pipp
Cincinnati
Reds
Yankees
New York
Gehrig
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boxing Replacing Duels Among German Students
Boxing is replacing student duels as a major sport in German universities and high schools. The first interscholastic matches were held between the University of Goettingen and the Hanover School of Technology. Educational authorities in many states, including Prussia, sanction boxing and its popularity grows. The Baden lower house passed a bill prescribing the same punishment for duelists with sharpened sabers as for those who settle affairs of honor with other weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Goettingen
Hannover School of Technology
Prussia
Baden
Million Dollar Stadium Plans Revealed by Tex Rickard
Tex Rickard disclosed plans for a massive outdoor stadium seating over 100000, modeled on the Yale Bowl. The venue, in Long Island City or the Bronx, aims for completion in 1927 and will accompany Rickard's new indoor arena at Madison Square Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Rickard
Long Island City
Bronx
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Sir Thomas Lipton Arrives to Challenge 1927 Yachting Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton, the noted Irish sportsman, has arrived in the United States to file a challenge for the American Yachting cup race planned for 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lipton
United States
Wealthier golf clubs devote more to golf study
An investigation shows that affluent clubs run at high costs and mix social functions with golf. Old Elm Club of Chicago, famed as highly exclusive, reportedly played more golf in winter than more popular clubs, indicating stricter golf devotion among the wealthy.
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Old Elm Club
Chicago
Young Catchers Find Rocky Road In Major Leagues
The 1926 training camp shows limited threats to established catchers as young stars like Mickey Cochrane Ott Tate and Bob O Farrell compete for jobs. Veterans keep the edge with Schalk Hartnett Gonzales and Snyder among the experienced slate while rookies face obstacles from seasoned peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Melvin Ott
Giants
Bennett Tate
Washington
Ott
Tate
Muddy Ruel
Hank Severeid
Bob O'Farrell
Cub
Cardinals
Picinich
Hargrave
Redland
Earl Smith
Gooch
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Hartnett
Gonzales
Grover Hartley
Baseball Bits and Bylines Across Clubs and Leagues
A roundup of baseball notes: Eddie Farrell and brothers as dentists. Eppa Rixey active in Cincinnati Indoor Tennis. Fred Lake to manage Nashua in New England circuit. Shortstop Fred Nicolai sold to Evansville. George Jackson released to manage Greenville. Donie Bush touts pitchers Carmon Bill and Arthur Reynolds. Louis Fonseca and Willie Kamm hit holes in one in golf. Steve Chekaluk released by Seattle for wildness. Ping Bodie in Wichita Falls after coast days. Giants to train at Pennant Park near Sarasota with polo grounds and trap shooting. John King released by Fort Smith to McAlester. Carey and Cuyler surpass Dodgers in stolen bases in 1925.
Not So Good Tears at the College Llumor
A distressed scene shows Margaret crying as Charlie leaves for the night. Her mother soothes her about damp carpet while recalling his praise of her dresses and remarks on the suits. The fragment captures a moment of farewell and lingering affection.
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Mother
Margaret
Charlie
College Llumor
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Double Efficiency
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bathing and shampooing claiming no mug lather slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with twice daily use. It asserts skin purity comfort and health with one soap for all uses.
Patent glove offer for leaking fountain pen joke
A customer complains a fountain pen leaks after a nine cent purchase. The salesman offers patented rubber writing gloves for thirty five cents. The scene reads as a light satire from Science and Invention.
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Frank Dindore
Pierce Avenue
Lancaster
Ohio
Beltrans
Perfeld
Teachers Ltd
Jesta Luts
Perfield
Madison Ave
N. Y
Parker
Filscox Chem
Wks
Patc Gue
N.Y
Hindercornss
Suscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Fletcher
Northwestern Yeast
Ashland Ave
Sas
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
William Wrigley, Jr
Chicago Cubs
Carpentier
Georges Carpentier
France
Eddie Huffman
California
Matc
Ladie Cle
Ann
Jack Dempsey
Jose Ray
United Kingdom
Night Patrol
Port Adelaide
Australia
University of Texas and
Drake University
Honolulu
Chicago Yacht Club
Breard
Thomas Aster
Amy
Frank Snyder
Boston
Henline
Wilson
Gibson
Taylor
Ray Schalk
Wally Schang
Alex Gaston
Red Sox
Bassler
Tigers
Myatt
Luke Sewell
Indians
Bengough
Collins
Seball Base
Eddie Farrell
The
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati Indoor
Fred Lake
Nashua, N. H
New England
Columbus Club
American Association
Fred Nicolai
Evansville Club
George Jackson
Tyler
Greenville
Donie Bush
Indianapolis
Carmin Bill
Arthur Reynolds
Louis Fonseca
Philly
Willie Kamm
Seattle
Steve Chekaluk
Steve
Ping Bodie
Ping
Wichita Falls
Texas
John McGraw
Pennant Park
Sarasota
Fla
John King
McAlester Club
Western Association
Fort Smith
Max Carey
Hazen Cuyler
Brooklyn
Carey
Cuyler
Dodgers
Circle
Koll
Lincoln
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
BUICK
Cadillac
Oakland
GMC
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