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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
6
How to Get Married in Foreign Countries and Customs
A satirical travelogue on marriage practices abroad. It notes varied customs from Arctic regions to Hungary Arabia and Mexico, contrasting courtship rituals with playful anecdotes about brides, grooms, and wedding rites. The piece closes with a folksy admonition to stay calm and composed when courting.
National League Gossip and Baseball Notes From New York
National League news notes Sebring’s dip in form after matrimony and George Browng praised as fastest printer on the diamond by New York critics. Bentley Seymour praised for bat work. Harry McCormick joined by New York Nationals. Kennedy rumored to be near consignment to the league. Wiley Matt to Independent clubs after Boston release. Two Mets rumored for AL interest. John J. Bean named umpire by President Johnson. Collins declines challenge for cross-league series. American Association: Aley Metiride retires. Mal Eason unlikely to play. Blanken ship eyed by Griffin. Cantillon to manage Brewers next season. St Paul park described as a cigar-box with telegraph poles and high netting to keep balls in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League News
Sebring
George Browng
New York
Bentley Seymour
Red
Harry McCormick
Jersey City
New York Nationals
Kennedy
National League
Wiley Matt
Boston
New England
New York Herald
John J. Bean
Providence
Johnson
Haasert
Collins
Boston Americans
American Association
Aley Metiride
Punssutawney
Mal Eason
Louisville
Toledo
Griffith
Blankenship
Strobel
Jon Cantillon
Milwaukee
Brewers
Cantillon
Havener
St. Paul Park
Baseball Notes From the Three-t League Transfers and Drops
The Three-t League Rock Island signs third baseman Lyon from Springfield. Dubuque drops outfielder Mucklestone catcher Jamieson and pitcher Label. Ananelody club loss. Dubuque aims for another season. Davenport loans catcher Lobbk to Dubuane. Smith sidelined by injury. Stockford pays President Sexton a $50 fine for allegedly taking the team off the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Lyon
Springfield
Dubuque
Mucklestone
Jamieson
Feat and fastest eater in the League draws attention
Frank Bowerman of the New Yorks is noted as the league’s fastest eater. The text questions how teams can depart under current rules. It recalls past incidents where Decatur and Cedar Rapids left the field in Rockford without fines. Mullany of Bloomington is suspended for the season for throwing a bat at an umpire. Troby remains with the club as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowerman
The
New Yorks
Springfield
Decatur
Cedar Rapides
Rockford
Mullany
Bloomington
Peters
Troby
American League Notes On Washington Cleveland and Batting
Thoney returns to Cleveland from Columbus. Washington infielder inflell works well. Cleveland cannot hit. Kittredge has 30 games with Washington without an error. Tabell has 50 strikeouts and leads the league. Henley and Alt ruck have not scored this season. Johnson denies any plan to abandon Washington by the American league. McGuire and Abbott are mentioned as veteran figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoney
Cleveland
Columbus
Washington
Kittredge
Tabell
Henley
Philadelphia
Altruck
Chicago
Johnson
McGuire
Abbott
Western League News and Key Baseball Talks
Mention of a base meeting between Charlie Jones of Denver and Tip O’Neill of Milwaukee. Des Moines Club sold catcher Foil to Cincinnati for 1000 dollars and shortstop Leary to Detroit for 1500 dollars. President Burns of Colorado Springs says no Western League club in Milwaukee or Kansas City next year and no clubs east of the Missouri river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western League News
Chariie Jones
Denver
Tip O'Neil
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Foh
Cincinnati
u'Leary
Detroit
Thomas F. Burns
Colorado Springs
Sporting Ruster Mallon
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri River
Dreaming Of Spring And Work In The Window
The piece muses on wind blown dreams and a rich inner landscape of spring imagery. It contrasts tranquil visions with the fatigue of labor and the habit of moving from task to task after work ends. A reflective glimpse into leisure, effort, and the pull of personal reverie.
Didn't Know She Was Home.
An American woman at a New York post office is questioned in English by a frantic ally. After a year traveling Europe the question had been the norm in all business dealings, and she repeats it here as a cultural habit observed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Postemce
Europe
New York Tribune
Catarrh Cure Ad Promotes Quick Relief and Army Stats
An advert claims catarrh cure taken internally soothes nose throat and head issues. It lists Toledo药 retailer names and price 70¢. The piece adds Russian Germany and French army manpower figures comparing mortality, noting 2,410, 1,120, and 6,620 men respectively per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Faraz
Whitenale
Waraine
Russia
Germany
France
Fall Kidney Chills and Doan’s Kidney Pills Claim Relief
An old-time advertisement extols Doan’s Kidney Pills as a world renowned remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It quotes multiple testimonials from readers claiming back pain, swollen limbs, abnormal urine, and sleep disturbances improved after using the product, with calls to seek a free sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Old World Custom Spreading Leaves Legacies to Servants
A Norwich reader notes how the old world practice of leaving legacies to servants is taking root locally. Emma Matthiasson’s New York probate shows $1000 to each servant who served over a year but under two, and $2000 to those employed more than two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Matthiasson
New York
Advantage to Opera Singers
The piece argues that electric lighting improved opera singing by replacing gaslight which polluted air. Gas exhaust harmed vocal health and buoyancy, forcing singers into a listless performance, whereas electric light enabled better voice and vitality.
United States Leads in Electrical Transmission Progress
The United States reports major gains in electrical transmission of water power with forty three companies and total capacity 177300 horsepower across 1549 miles of lines. Colgate to San Francisco distance 220 miles shows 25 percent loss. Colgate area features a 1500 foot fall. Also mentions Allen's Foot-Ease endorsement and a Collier's Weekly note on Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colgate
San Francisco
The Wise Man Who Synchronizes Imagination and Action
The wise man is defined as one who maintains imagination while coordinating his abilities to perform tasks properly. This fusion of vision and precise execution marks true wisdom in practical matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeteor
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