Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound touted for female ailments
A Columbus woman reports six years of illness with stomach pain and nervous trouble improving after ten days of Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She gains weight and claims the medicine saved her life. the ad touts herbs as restoring health, with endorsements from a Mrs Bartow and others.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Finkham
J. 8
Bartow
South 4Th St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Greachers to be replaced by 25 and 50 Cent Grandstand Seats
Manager Jock Holland of the St Joseph team advocates removing bleachers to install sections of twenty five cent seats in the north grandstand and fifty cent seats at the south end. He argues hot weather and cost deter bleacher patrons and predicts minor leagues will shift toward comfort for the steady bleacher fan.
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Jock Holland
St. Joseph
Kleseher
Ball Park
St Joseph
Holland
Helland
Bleweher
Dack
Fence is hard on batters at Boston National League grounds
Sherwood Magee, Boston Braves outfielder, complains the fence is far from the plate and the slope from the infield to the fence is steep. He says hitters struggle to see the top of the fence and the skyline blends with the ball, making judging and hitting nearly impossible.
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Sherwood Magee
Boston Braves
Giants Second Team Loses After Overeating Luncheon
A spring training game saw the Giants' reserve squad fall to the Waco club of the Texas league. Players blamed a five hour gap between breakfast and lunch, saying they were very hungry when the game began after overeating at luncheon.
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Giants
Waco
Cross Springs Freak Play in Browns A’s Dodging Outs
In a past game between the Athletics and Browns Monte Cross on second and Clements on third were doubled off by a batted ball. With two out and bases loaded the batter hit a third base line drive that caromed off Clements shin and struck Cross as he reached third, both ruled out for being hit by a batted ball.
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Monte Cross
Athletics
Browns
Cross
Clements
Pitches as if He Had Time to Burn
Biute Plank and Eddie Lennox are described as pitchers who stall games with lengthy pre pitch rituals. The piece notes Plank’s 16 year habit and Eddie’s deliberate, tiresome routine that drags games over two hours, drawing mixed reactions from batters and fans.
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Biute Plank
Rask
Eddie
Mackimain
Sherrod Smith and the Golf Woodpecker Moment
Jack Coombs and Sherrod Smith, a newspaper man, golf in Pittsburgh when a left handed swing sent eight drives into the woods. Nap Tucker, star pitcher of the Brooklyn Dodgers, recalls the caddie’s awe and eventual exasperation as Smith’s power turned a rough hole into a showcase of woodpecker precision.
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Jack Coombs
Sherrod Smith
Pittsburgh
Smith
Nap Tucker
Brooklyn Dodgers
Diamond Notes Show Turbulent 1915 Baseball News
Rumors from major and minor leagues report player trades injuries and managerial shifts. Highlighted are Joe Bush linked to the Cleveland club, Elmer Smith’s trade, Artie Kohler joining Detroit, and Frank Esbell courted for Western league presidency amid wartime impacts on umpire pay and league operations.
Pocket-size pistol myth or marvel in odd old text
A garbled historical fragment describes a tiny pistol, hinting at pocket use and a steel block mechanism. It mentions a navy biography clue and a spring release, with phrases suggesting confusion over its purpose and origin.
What the Doctor Knows About Health and Kidney Care
An article emphasizes the vital role of kidney health and the physician patient link. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and claims samples and testimonials support its efficacy. The piece also touches on health statutes, cautions about payments, and mentions shipments and credits in a noisy, fragmented text.
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Bright
New York
Kilmer
Dr. Winer & Co
Binghamton, N
Ady
Ball Players Must Behave Inaugural Plan For NL Conduct
President Tener announces a new era of conduct in the National League with club owners and managers to aid in enforcing decorum. Each manager will help ensure players from the other seven teams show improved behavior, while focusing on their own squads.
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Tener
National League
Lim
Coveleskie Tribe Rises in Local Sports Scene
The Coveleskie clan grows busy as star Singer Harry leads the Tigers with Stanleys on the Indians. Frank stars as a pitcher and John covers third, both aimed at the big show, joining a notable family athletic legacy.
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Delehanty
Harry
Tigers
Stanleys
Indians
Frank
John
Muzzle Placed on Players in New Baseball Rule
A new baseball ruling confines bench players to speak only to teammates and bars addressing the umpire, a change the De grett News notes has dulled the game and left umpiring as a precarious occupation.
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De‘grett News
New Dimes Mearly Ready with Greek Lady Design
The new ten cent pieces begin issuance at 250000 daily, 10000000 total planned, featuring a Greek lady on the obverse and the bundle and rods with the ax of Roman symbols on the reverse. Within two weeks work starts on the 21 cent piece, with half dollar redesigns delayed to October.
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Liberty
The Natural Process What Is the First Step in Voice Training
The query asks for the initial step to take in training voice to produce a guttural effect described as "Thive ft curbed" and seeks practical starting advice for controlled voice modification.
Fragmented Foreign Policy Satire Misreads Cabinet Names
A garbled OCR piece mocks the English cabinet and speakers by mangling names like Mo Lemurs and Gallipotl Nn t Kat while claiming investigations and recalls. The text blends satire with nonsensical phrases about a Cinaumi fiber sage and weak phrases.
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Drewifal
Gallipotl
Castoria Product Safety Assurance Note
An old warning style notice stresses that Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years and urges mothers to ensure the product bears the proper signature, emphasizing trust and safety for infants and children.
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Britiine
Castoria
Infante Ani
Fletcher
Colleges Seen Unchanged By War Despite Global Turmoil
Report summarizes university enrollments during wartime across 12 institutions, noting stable links for students in service and highlighting Warsaw reopening with 1145 applicants. It covers wartime shifts in faculties such as agriculture and paper production experiments, plus early findings on new grass varieties for pulp use and bleaching process observations.
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Timit Sear
Worten
University of Warsaw
Metand
Russa
Mexico
Tt Ds
Taper
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