Week of football ends with Yale-Princeton thriller
The week brought nonstop football with Yale edging Princeton in a close, high quality game. Yale’s edge lies in superior coaching and teamwork, while Princeton and Merrard are praised as strong rivals. Local reviews boast Three A's victory and Lehigh and other teams performing well, with baseball and amateur sports discussions interwoven.
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Yale
Yele
Theok
Harvard
Ty Gomes
Merrard
Princeton
Marverds
Lecis
Clevelands
Lehigh
P. A. GC
Bunk
Tormate
George Tann
Young
Lacue
Atree
Yos
Daily Papers
Football Fever Spreads Across Pittsburgh and Nation
The piece surveys a nationwide fever for football, praising Pittsburgh teams and noting training gaps at P. A. C. and A. A. A. It discusses upcoming season plans, potential added practice, and a push to expand youth and club football, plus hockey and cycling notes and gymnasium developments.
Fashionable Boys and Children's Wear Dominates Pittspur Market
Local shop highlights this season's styles with a focus on boys and children's apparel. Display features include overcoats and selections from Pittspur stores, emphasizing current trends and quality clothing for youngsters.
Wheelmen Report Snowy Weekend Rides and Returns
Keystones rider J. W. McGowrs rode in snow on Thursday while A. L. Barxen remains away in Toledo awaiting return. Allegheny Cyclers trainer Mr. Wilcox plans early next season for the Traces as Carram W. M. Mycen rode to the football game in snow.
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J. W. McGowrs
The
Keystones
A. L. Barxen
Toledo
Mr. Wilcox
Allegheny Cyoclera
Traces
Carram W. M. Mycen
Mrss Perricono
Dayton
Frances Srnep
Duquesne Heights
New Castle
Miss Craige
Jons W. Brians
Hares
J. W. McGowin
Eerstones
Clandes H. Perricone
Harry
Mercer
Mr. Petticord
Butler
Local league notes praise and concerns from various teams
Lac Vorent of the Second P. A. J. team is praised as a potential star while Brent of the A. A. A. hints at quitting. Exony Dravo leads the P. A. C. second team. Ewina the A. A. A. quarterback contributes strongly. Holy Ghost College players, including the Barr brothers, are highlighted for tough road games and age range readiness.
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Holy Ghost College
Wilkinsburg A. A
Beeright Ele Crafton A
Central High School
Phelan
Fordham College
New York
Meaty
P. A.C
Lac Vorent
Boors
Seeree
Brent
Ewina
W. J. Carroll
Goo
Mrs Jennie Cunningham Croly shaping women’s clubs and journalism
The article portraits Jennie June Croly as a pivotal founder and leader in women’s clubs and journalism. It notes her rise from a Fishkill schoolteacher to editor, founder of Sorosis and the Women’s Press Club, and her influence on New York City’s women writers. It also discusses club finances and philanthropic attitudes among Boston society.
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Ife
Jennie Cunningham Croly
Jennie June
Croly
Fishbill
Alway
D. G. Croly
New York Herald
Indy
West Fifty-seventh Street
New York
Sajies
Ite
New York City
Avenues
She
Suport
Sue
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Union
Club notes from neighborhood societies
Mrs Arpaew Hastom leaves Friday for Florida to spend winter with the Travelers Club. Tomorrow the Tourist Club will study Ma cow led by Misses Williams Andrews Wheeler and Mrs Patterson. The Woman's Press Club discussed a prior social meeting and called it a success. Chicago newspaper women form a press league to entertain visitors at the World’s Fair. Mrs Mary Temple Bayard named representative for Pennsylvania. Mrs Montaa Parsner praised free trade at the Travelers Club. Mrs M E Dinwidie gave a colonial history synopsis. Mrs S G Moore spoke on witchcraft. Mr Jasper Stevenson read on Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson. The Scaried Latter reviewed by Mrs L B Do and Mrs J D Shaffer.
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Arpaew Hastom
Travelers’ Club
Florida
Williame
Andrews
Wheeler
Patterson
Woman's Press Club
Women of
Chicago
Mary Temple Bayard
Pennsylvania
Montaa Parsner
Travelers Club
M. E. Dinwidie
New England
G. Moore
Jasper Stevenson
Roger Williams
Anne Hutchinson
Mra
L. B Do
J. D. Shaffer
Chronic Disease Specialists Offer Targeted Treatments
A Johnstown patient travels to consult Dru Copeland Hall and Byers, praising their expertise in treating chronic illnesses. He reports persistent grippe symptoms, waning strength, and a severe nightly cough after futile use of patent medicines, asking to be examined for possible cures.
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Johnstown
Dru
Copeland
Hall
Dra. Copeland
Dyers
Byers
Eagle
Piersburg
Hall and Byers
William Foster
Butler
Will
Drs. Copeland
Hail
Pitesburg
L Treat
Dian
Louver Ally
Be Safe and Read Hood's Wonderful Medical Claim
Coal miner August Hood of Laughlin Nail Company living near Martin's Ferry describes years of severe catarrhal symptoms and relief after treatment by Dr. Copeland and associates. He reports improved health, resumed sleep, and return to daily work with no aches.
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Hood
August Hood
Laughlin Nail Company
Don P
Grateful Patient Credits Local Doctors for Recovery
Mr John Moonty expresses heartfelt appreciation for Drs Copeland Hall and Byers after treatment at SalinaPa. He credits their care for his recovery and notes his return to work at Eler Bros Brick Manufacturing Company.
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Copeland
Hall and Byers
John Moonty
Hall
Byers
Mr. Moonty
Eler Bros’ Brick Manufacturing Company
Salina
Catarrh of the stomach linked to nasal catarrh relief
The speaker credits nasal catarrh treatment for curing stomach catarrh symptoms. They report eating well without distress, improved digestion, and overall renewed health after the theory’s explanation that mucus from catarrh affects the stomach and blood. The claim notes a month of better health and praise for the treatment.
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Mes
Sam
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