My Wife and I Found a Remedy for Alcoholism
A letter reveals a wife’s gift of a remedy that stopped her husband’s drunkenness after years of hard drinking. The couple urges others to write for details and promises to share letters from grateful friends who claim personal cures and improved health and happiness.
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P. W
Athens
Penns
W. J. Blue
Perry
Ann Mitchell
Valliant
Arcaret Andersen
Liburn
Guamen
Frisco Boxers Tie in Dreamland Show Draw Against OBrien
Frisco boxers OBrien and Campbell fought to a four round draw at Dreamland on Friday night with Campbell substituting for Krale Narrieau who injured his arm. Weeks and Hagen also drew in earlier bouts with rough action and multiple knockdowns.
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Danny O'Brien
Portland
Hay Campbell
San Francisco
Dreamland Vill
Campbell
Krale Narrieau
O'Brien
California
Romeo Hagen
Baker
Magen
Tommy Clark
Smith Knocks Out Wells in Three Minutes at Madison Square Garden
New York March 15 Smith the sensational lifer knocked out Wells after three minutes seven seconds. Wells faced by Smith in the second round fought bravely but could not withstand the rapid right hands. Negotiations are under way to match Smith with McCarty for a Vernon California bout in the near future.
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Hallleau
Clark
Iha Hall Bau
Lark
Joe Hill
Tacoma
Charley Givens
Hoth
Givena
Optic
New York
Smith
Ingnehman
Welle
Arogay Smith
Welles
Finiaher
Bud Ready for Eastern Rival
Los Angeles dispatch reports boxing tonight at McCarey’s Vernon arena. Knockout Brown of New York is to fight Bud Anderson of Vancouver Was, Medford, for 20 rounds with Rivers awaiting the winner. Anderson is a slight favorite at ten to one.
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Vallette
Los Angeles
Knockout Brown
New York
Bud Anderson
Vancouver
Was
Medford
McCarey
Vernon
Lrown
Joe Rivers
Anderson
Second-Miters
Williams to Meet Rothus in Seattle Boxing Card
Billy Williams of the Seattle Star and Clarence Hothus a former Seattle Athletic club boxer train for a seven bout program before Ballard A. on Tuesday. Williams faces Rothus in a four round bout expected to be a tough test. Semi windup features Hilly Hallieau vs MacLarney with a Fort Worden soldier. Return match Red Young vs Al Mosler and bouts George Fuarella Ernie Miller Tom Martin vs Al Pierce. Two preliminaries planned.
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Billy Williams
Seattle Star
Clarence Hothus
Seattle Athletic Club
Ballard A
Williams
Rothushes Fone
Bcard
Hilly Hallieau
MacLarney
Fort Worden
Red Young
al Mosler
George Fuarella
Ernie Miller
Tom Martin
al Pierce
12 Round Bouts Now Authorized in Montana
Gov Stewart signed a bill permitting 12 round boxing bouts under a Montana boxing commission. The commission will be created by the governor and the law takes effect in 30 days.
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Montana
Oy United Press
Helena
Mont
Stewart
Baseball Tidbits Hint At Shifts In Roster Plans
Fred Henry notes Plow Bean has Ebbets approval to talk with the Phillies and may join Doomn's force. Hugh Jennings asserts Gulfport as prime training ground but railroads hinder player moves. Earl Blackburn, recently ill, is recovering, and Ray Chapman accepts terms from Cleveland under Somers presidency.
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Plow Bean ‘Tan
Ebbets
Phillies
Seaman
Doomn
Johnny OLeary Wins Another In Four Round Bout
In San Francisco on March 16 Johnny O Leary from Beattie earned the decision over Jack White of Chicago in a very even four round bout while Frankie Smith of San Francisco settled for a draw with Joe Powell.
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United Presse
Wseed
San Francisco
Frankie Smith
Joe Powell
Johnny O'Leary
Beattie
Jack White
Chicago
O'Leary
Title Insurance and the Sale of Downtown Property
A downtown business property sold for 80000 with a prominent lawyer examining the title. The lawyer advised to insure against latent defects and possible abstract error, suggesting the purchaser could not afford the risk. The policy was written to protect the investment as a safeguard against potential title issues.
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Strance
Baseball Fingers and Fielding Tips From Training Camps
Broken fingers are rare in baseball and players avoid harm by catching balls with proper hand positions. This feature notes infield and outfield techniques, such as keeping fingers straight, palms oriented, and catching on the hop, with emphasis on how trained players minimize finger injuries.
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Baden
Ind
Chance
Murphy
Plano
Planos
Crooked Finger
A Cure Without Drugs Promises Relief From Nervous Debility
An advertisement extols a device called Electro Vita delivering a mild electric current to the body. It claims to restore vitality and strength, quelling nervous weakness and fatigue by powering nerves and overall health. The tone is promotional, urging readers to trust the device as a universal energizer.
Sleetre- tla Cure Advertised in Free 9 Page Hook
The notice promises a free nine page booklet detailing Sleetre- tla, its cures, and benefits. It invites men to cut out and mail the ad to receive Biectra- Vite tree information. The schedule mentions evenings and a mailing incentive to obtain the booklet.
Field meet won by varsity at armory meet
University of Washington athletes won first in seven of 17 events at the triangular indoor meet at the Armory. Washington scored 64, A C 47, National Guarda 14, with a close 1200 yard race won by Koester of the Guarda and McClelland of Washington taking the mile.
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University of Washington
Armory
U. of W
8. A.C
National Guarda
Gariad
Koester
Guarda
Garlad
Nelson
McCleland
McClelland
Smith
Glenn
College Stars Professinals College Stars Professionals
University of Illinois coach George Huff declares a study of big nine colleges shows about half of ex students were paid for baseball. He cites alumni testimony as evidence that more than 50 percent of players received money for their services and asserts an equal share remain professionals under the current system.
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Ty United Press
Chicago
George Huff
University of Imnole
Little Five
Finger billiard ace William Tole to exhibit in town
William Tole world champion finger billiard and pool player will give an exhibition Tuesday night at 8 30 at the Arcade billiard hall 112 University Ave. Tole performs shots impossible with a cue using his fingers.
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William Tole
Arcade
University At
Tole
Names Lineup For First Game In Local Baseball
Manager Raymond lists lineup for Sunday's game against Shaner and Wolf with Baird at first base Smith second Taylor third Graham Rock short Wilson right Schneider left McIvor center Cadman catcher and three or more pitchers to be used Maloney Browning likely to pitch. Hill Willison a slugging outfielder from last year leads recruits Holly from Marysville and Lawn from Edmonds also reported. Wilson homered in his first at bat and again on his second trip to the plate.
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Raymond
Hill Willison
Holly
Marysville
Lawn
Edmonds
Wilson
Shaner & Wolf
Baird
Smith
Taylor
Graham Rock
Schneider
McIvor
Cadman
Maloney
Browning
O A C Wrestlers Open Season With Seattle Meet
Intercollegiate wrestling opens in Seattle as Washington and Oregon Agricultural College wrestle in six bouts at the varsity gym. O A C entries include Gunn 135 Umbarger 126 Klobacher 168 Smith 175 Severwyns heavyweight and Hardy. Oregon A C is said strongest in 126 135 and 158 pound classes.
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Seattle
Tonlabt
University of Washington
Oregon Agricultural College
Gunn
Umbarger
Klobacher
Smith
Severwyns
Hardy
Sox Edge Coasters In Tight San Francisco Tilt
In San Francisco the White Sox beat the Coasters 3 to 2 after a late error by Corhan. Lange scored on the misplay as Frisco pressed early, and Stanley of the Tigers shone in a separate scrimmage with four hits. Dr Albert Sharpe coached Cornell to the Eastern international lead.
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Ivy United Urees
San Francisco
San Francisco Coasters
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Lange
Corhan
White Sox
Stanley
Tigers
Albert Sharpe
Cornell
H@aca
Nelson to Meet Unholz in Ten Round Kenosha Bout
Battling Nelson faces Rudy Unholz in a ten round match at Kenosha as fans mock the pairing. The winner will earn a shot at Wil lie Richie amid Nelson's recent beating and Unholz’s quiet run. Earl Hamilton, Browns pitcher, seeks higher salary.
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Chicago
Nelson
Boer
Rudy Unholz
Kenosha
Untitled Local Page Fragment
An unreadable OCR snippet notes an event invitation and a social gathering. The text is garbled, with partial names and fragmented phrases, making precise details about date, place, or participants unclear.
I Am Now Giving My Attention to My Dental Tiee
The note mentions shifting focus to dental care at 713 First Avenue. It lacks clear third-party details or a broader event, so summarize as a brief personal health update with the stated location.
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