Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A Natick Massachusetts reader testifies to relief from nervous symptoms and sleep loss during the change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims cures by the preparation and urges others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Natick
Mads
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Twe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Nathan B. Greaton
N. Main Street
Mass
Chicago shuts out St Louis in final game of series
Chicago pitchers Ritchie and Sallee dominate as St Louis is blanked. One run scores on an error and sacrifice. Cincinnati splits a doubleheader with Pittsburgh, Gasper limits Pittsburgh to three hits in game one while Clark makes a sensational second-game catch.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Batte
Ritchie
Sallee
Ecore
Archer
Salles
Hiss
Umphee
Rigler
Finneran
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittbure
Gasper
Pittebure
Plittsboro
Smith
Enim Clark
H. E
Gesess
Cinetonath
Camnitz
Phillippt
Simon
Cooper
McLean
Kh. H. E. Pittebwre
Cis
Eeabeicne
Léeifeld
Gibon
T. Clorke
O'Day
Frary
Standings and scores from American League games
The American League standings show Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago with recent results. St. Louis and Washington also show in the mix after a doubleheader and strong hitting during the third inning. Detroit edges Chicago 1-1 in a tense game with Mullen’s pitching holding the line.
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Philadelphia
Bouton
Jret Bowman
Saya Rcienes
Cleveland
A. Pd
Monmched
Washington
St. Tale
St. Howls
Cheveland
St. Louis
Aus
Trevelaniy
St. Louis Dividii
St .Onle
Arietters
Falkenberg
Laporte
Wattine Fordtrait
Powell
Chirk
Falkenbive
Kahr
Fisher
Sue Shiwaad Kmsseniegen
Ie Lake
Hamilton
Stephens
Krapp
Pisher
Chicago
Detroit
Chicans
Tigers
Mullen
White
Hovick
Young and Sullivan
Krelta
Mullen and Stanage
Vancouver and Victoria Split Twin Bill in Northwest League
In Tacoma on August 14, Tacoma outplayed Victoria in both games, winning 6 to 1 and 6 to 0. Fisher hit the only local home run over the right field fence in the second game. Batteries Thorsen-De Vogt, Baker-Burns. Umpire Baumgarten. Seattle edged Portland 2 to 0 as Zackert pitched well and Bloomfield held Portland to three hits.
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L. Fett
Vancouver
Fucumiw
Speke Cce
Eeessesebs
O'S Clases
Vicuotis
Lshe
Tacoma
Victoria
Fisher
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Batteries
Thorsen
de Vogt
Baker and
Seattle
Portland
Bloomfield
Zackert
Sovre
Reeoneewieesee
Pormand
Whaling
Harris
McCarthy
San Francisco Beats Los Angeles in Doubleheader Tilt
In San Francisco on August 14 the home team defeated the Angels in both games of a double bill. Morning contest saw Helhi allow twice as many hits as Henley and just one run by San Francisco. Afternoon game featured Suter limiting Los Angeles to two runs while San Francisco tallied four.
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Vernon Portland
Oskland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Angels
Frisey
Helhi
Henley
Seal
Angels Kewlae
Suter
Vernon
Cal
Shon Moni
Tae Muri
Wijacay
Force
Aun
Bartelis
Alahoney
Lung
Danzig
Vornen
Wrassers
Wak Bierifield
Burred
Pune
Pegawacs
Csn
Bevyes
Uniiris Ianey
Almwenoun
Gale
MGI
Carmunaris Gown
Rogeih
Usp
Sacramento versus Hob City Baseball? Uneven Honors
A foggy string of baseball notes shows honors split between Suter and Agnew during a Sacramento game with scattered mentions of players like Abbott, Henley, Kerry, and Lattoniese. The report covers inexact scoring, multiple innings, errors, and a late push by Sacramento amid a noisy crowd, with Henderson and Hoffman cited for key moments and Ables-Mitze- Steen-Murray credited for pitching and catching.
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Suter
Agnew
San
Scores from Midwest baseball games reported
American Association games included St. Paul defeating St. Paul 6 to 1 and Milwaukee beat Minneapolis 3 to none. Louisville routed Columbus 6 to 14 at Louisville while Indianapolis hosted Toledo.
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St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Autumn Girl Is Corsetless and Ratless in Chicago Fashion Shakeup
Chicago readers are told of a Paris dictated fall fashion trend banning corsets and inflated hats. The piece notes New York and Paris influence, praising tiny shoes and narrow skirts while predicting Chicago will showcase its own autumn girl look on State Street. Local dealers anticipate Chicago’s version may outpace the Paris New York display.
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Chicago
Ill
America
Paris
New York
Ethel Lloyd Patterson
Ismajii
State Street
Poisoned breakfast saves Bell children in New York
Mrs. Bim Bell and her three kids narrowly escaped poisoning after a breakfast of canned meat left from the previous meal. Ruth Bell, 2, remained seriously ill at a New York hospital as the mother rushed for help. The metallic taste on Ruths lips alerted the family and Dr. Cieter at New York hospital provided lifesaving care.
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New York
Bim Bell
West Thirty-Sixth Street
Ruth
New York Hospital
John Bell
Dr. Cietor
Trick Snakes Wriggle Back to Missouri Tale
This story reports that two eight foot snakes kept by the Millizer family in Missouri have returned after thirteen years. The serpents were briefly kept in Arkansas where they grew to eleven feet, nine inches, and are described as tame and well groomed. The Millizers expect the reptiles to be sent back to them in Missouri.
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Millizer
Charleston
Arkansis
Arkansas
David
Arkaneas
Slow Driving Stirs Iron Mountain Arrests
Iron Mountain man Leuk Sjostrom earned a unique arrest for slow driving after trailing a fast horse and attempting to pass. Police intervened when the impromptu race could not be controlled, ending with the driver cited for driving too slowly.
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Inez
Sjostrom
Collision Clears Insanity for Newark Patient Teeling
Expert alienists testified that Frank Teeling, a patient from Overbrook asylum, was cured of insanity by the crash when a prison van collided with an automobile during transfer. The shock left him sane and capable of resisting alcohol, court records show.
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Newark
N. J
Frank Terling
Overbrook
Court of Special Sessions
Teeling
Attalla Factory Owner Loses Finger Tip
J. H. K. Thompson, owner of the Attalla Cement Block and Tile factory, lost the tip of the right first finger when it was caught in a cement mixer.
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Attalla
J. HK. Thompson
Attalla Cement
Ketchel’s Mother Attacked by Sons in Michigan
Mrs. Julia Ketchel, mother of former middleweight champion Stanley Ketchel, was assaulted by sons John and Oliver at their Michigan home after she scolded them for missing a depot meeting. The farm home, a gift from the late champion, was the scene of the incident.
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Ketchel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Julia Ketchel
West
Detroit
John
Oliver
Prought Fish 17 Hours At Avalon Tuna Battle Ends
B Stockton of Los Angeles fought a 170 pound tuna for seventeen hours near Avalon pier. Captain C Farnsworth and the Tuna Club were involved as the exhausted angler earned membership amid thousands watching from the beach.
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Avalon
B. Stockton
Los Angeles
Stockton
C. Farnsworth
Avalon Pier
Dog Rides With Folks Makes 400 Mile Trip
In Colorado a bulldog named Mike, owned by George Vo Watson, was sent to Creede with twenty Bulgarians. The dog reportedly did not like their society, and Mike endured a long journey aided by a French Wave.
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Denver
Colo
Mike
Bulldog
George Vo Watson
Buck
Creede
Hita
Hem-feld Piles Cure Promoted by Pendleton Drug Co
An advertisement touts guaranteed piles relief from Dr Leonhardt Hem-feld, a tablet remedy claimed to cure piles by targeting the internal cause. Sold for one dollar per large bottle lasting about 24 days, with a money back plan and mail order from Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo New York.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Pendleton Drug Co
Drugvisio
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Buffalo
Bouktet
Remarkable dog Mike Defies Train Crew on 400 Mile Rail Ride
A Denver railroad tale follows a clever dog named Mike who traveled near 400 miles with a master. After a long rest, Mike lounged in the office, then rode along in a day coach resisting attempts to place him in a baggage car. Conductor and brakeman recall the dog’s antics, even as Bulgarians were hired to work on the line.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Market Street
Watson
Creede
Mike
Anit
Dihoard
Crumde
GRR
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Pendleton Proponent
Pendleton Oregon resident Deans Kidney Pills advertisement cites dull kidney pain and slowed secretions improving after use. Hutchinson feed store proprietor testifies relief since using Doan's Kidney Pills. Sold by dealers for 60 cents. Butter-Milburn Co New York listed as sale agents.
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Pendleton
PF. Hutchinson
W. Webb Athel
Oregon
Doan
Boter-Milburn Co
Butiilo
New York
United States
Dog rides train to Denver amid odd station stop tale
A dog boarded a passenger train and rode without incident to the next stop. Denver city passenger agent F W Parrott advised removing the animal if it refused to ride in the hostel, while crew members avoided confronting Mike, allowing the dog to complete a first class deadhead journey to Denver.
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F. W. Parrott
Denver
Air Parrott
Mike
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