Phrenologist Examines Wallace Head Says Left Side May Rule
Dr Simeon Squeers of Hot Springs proclaims Bob Wallace mentally normal despite abnormal left brain development. He argues the right side governs the left body and notes left handed pitchers often erratic, citing Waddell Ramsey Baldwin Knell and others for contrast.
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Hot Springs
Bob Wallace
Wallace
Squeers
Dr. Squeers
Bugs
Waddell
Tom Ramsey
Baldwin
Phil Knell
Bert Jones
Harry Sallee
Crazy” Schmidt
Ick Altrock
Theodore Preitenstein
Eddie Plank
Doc White
Fogel Accepts Phillies Deal After Earlier Dispute
The Philadelphia Phillies reach a satisfactory agreement after initial objections by President Horace Fogel and manager Joe Dooin. Dooin had pushed the deal without Fogel’s approval and even threatened resignation to see it stand. During a Birmingham practice, Paugh of Birmingham noted Fogel’s earlier stance before he shifted topics.
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Eaidnet
Phillies
Dooin
Horace Fogel
Fogel
Howeve
Birmingham
Paugh
Cincinnati
Ewing
Lobert
Fred Clarke to again serve as playing manager in Pittsburgh
Baseball notes report Fred Clarke will again act as playing manager for the Pirates while Nebraska solons pass a Sunday optional baseball bill. Ted Easterly wins his right field bid, Bill Foxen expected to rise above bench work, and Joe Jackson rumored weak on base paths.
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Fred Clarke
Nebraska Solons
Ted Easterly
Pennant Race Seen Close as Six Clubs Lead
National league president Thomas J. Lynch asserts this season will be highly contested with six clubs holding chances to win. He notes strong showings from New York Chicago Philadelphia and Cincinnati, plus potential surges from Leach Clarke Wagner Adams and Camnitz and emphasis on early movement shaping the pennant chase.
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Thomas J. Lynch
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Boston
Tenney
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Chicagos
Athletics
Chicago
Shean
Evers
Murphy
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Adams
Camnitz
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Insure White Sox Star Players Against Injury
President Comiskey insures White Sox stars through an Old Roman policy covering accidents and illness. Key players including Sullivan Blackburne and others are insured for 5000 upon accidental death and 25 per week if out-one week. The plan aims to protect baseball interests after recent injuries.
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White Sox
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Harry Lord
Pat Dougherty
Jimmy Callahan
Matty McIntyre
Tex Jones
Bill Lange
Amby McConnell
Rolly Zeider
Billy Sullivan
Doc White
Sullivan
Blackburne
Ministers Farm Ball Club Forms In Grand Junction
A baseball team of clergy in Grand Junction Colorado features pastors from local churches and former college players. The nine practice six days a week and challenge any state team composed of seminary or church members.
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Ministers Farm Ball Club
Grand Junctton’s
Colo
Sne Pertcesion
Gymnasium dress in navy serge with square yoke
Description of a gymnasium dress in Navy serge featuring a loose yoke with feather-stitched color-matched edges. Includes details on collar cuffs hem and skirt, with knickers visible below the skirt. Material required four yards of serge 46 inches wide.
Lace Worn On Millinery For Smart Seasonal Styles
A feature on lace as a key adornment for hats with white lace favored on bonnets walking toques and bonnets. New designs include a white lace bonnet trimmed with black velvet ruchings and a black straw toque with white lace jabot resembling an ostrich plume.
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NCE
Fashion Reporter
Germaine
Fad Forecast: Laces Buff Silk and Floral Toques Rise
Fashion notes predict abundant laces and silk cachemires returning to wear with linen frocks. Rosettes and linen buckles accessorize belts, while large hats and toques of flowers dominate afternoon costumes.
Cutting Under Lace Insertion To Aid Safe Work
Instructions advise slipping a four inch long strip of cardboard between lace and material to guide insertion safely. The technique aims to prevent snipping the wrong thread, making the work quicker and easier.
47 Years of Suffering Ended by Pinkham Remedy
Testimonies from Mrs. LaLure Stevens of Waurika Oklahoma and Mrs. Mary Janette Bates of Huntington Massachusetts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier for curing long standing female ailments. They claim improved weight sleep nerves and overall health after doctors offered little help and endorse the product for inflammatory and uterine issues.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mary Janette Bates
Boz
Huntington
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pistol Loaded Claim Sparks Bid for Payment Details
The magistrate questions the defendant about knowledge of a loaded pistol while the dealer asserts the weapon was not paid for. The prisoner deflects, and the magistrate links payment to the dealer's charge, implying an implied debt or mischarge in the transaction.
From Opposition to Cleaner City Ties in Industry
In a conversation from The Point of View a former opposition leader shifts to supporting a cleaner city. He notes that abolishing smoke is unlikely and discusses his change in stance and new business of inheriting a stake in a major machine shop.
Care of the Child in County Budget Parity Dream
The Los Angeles county government plans to spend as much on societies for child welfare as on animal welfare. The notice suggests valuing children as highly as horses and dogs and hints at future equality in public spending.
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Los
Nature Hints When Food Is Not Suited
A reader cites digestive relief after switching from coffee and starchy breakfasts to Postum and Grape Nuts. The letter from Battle Creek, Mich, praises Postum for easy digestion and no headaches, noting weight gain and improved health.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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