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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
7
A fragmentary exchange notes smoke fogs gunpowder and wagons with wireless telegraph. The judge quips about moneyless foreigners coming to wed heartless heiresses, amid a charged courtroom atmosphere.
Mrs L P Plummer of Rockland Maine praises Kopp's Baby's Friend as a cure for a crying infant and a teething aid. The product is sold by druggists in 10 25 and 50 cent sizes or sent directly from Kopp's Baby's Friend Co York Pennsylvania samples available on request.
A humorous quip argues the old friend outshines the new, with a joke about Mrs Subub and her cook. Garfield Ten is described as old yet proven and true, while herbs are praised as pure and wholesome.
A brief remark critiques self-absorption, likening some individuals to wrapped twine balls and highlighting humorous social self-absorption. The line reflects a playful dig at egocentrism and vanity.
A Rochester mother reports her 13 year old daughter relieved from monthly dizziness and cramps after two bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Stoutsville sixteen year old girl also finds relief from headaches backache and irregularity after using the same remedy. The Lydia Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Massachusetts cites hundreds of similar letters from grateful mothers.
Fred Clarke, manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, defends Ty Cobb for resenting insults from a New York fan and calls for an investigation before suspending Cobb. He argues ball players face abuse and cites Hans Wagner and Marty O'Toole as figures who endured slights, urging reinstatement and accountability in the discipline process.
The passage notes a rough early stretch for Harry Davis and the Cleveland Naps as they struggle to form a winning lineup. An onlookers’ accident reference and Nap Lajoie’s injury are cited as major setbacks impacting pennant hopes.
An advertisement urges care for skin and hair issues, claiming neglect is criminal and praising Cuticura Soap and Ointment for improving complexions, hands, and hair. It notes easy accessibility and offers a free sample and 32 page booklet via postage to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
A satirical quip about a man contrasts with several 19th century patent remedies and ads. Paxtine Antiseptic promises pelvic relief via hot douches at 2 cents a box. Paxton Toilet Co. Boston promotes its product. Also referenced are aging women, Red Cross Ball Blue washing efficiency, arbitration wages, and Garfield Tea for liver and kidney issues.
Officials of the American Federation of Labor consider unionizing baseball. Secretary Morrison says if players apply for a charter the matter goes to the federation's executive committee to decide if players qualify for admission. He notes a doubt about whether players are wage earners or professionals.
Twenty bases on balls in a nine inning game set a record as the Kansas City and Milwaukee clubs in the American association used many pitchers. No pitcher escaped at least one base on balls in the tight contest.
Bresnahan shows improvement as Cardinals manager Roger Bresnahan is noted in early reports. The piece references Wok 100 pes sent and hints at evolving prospects for the team and player form.
Boston's pitching depth under manager Jake Stahl stands out with Cicotte Hall O'Brien Woods Pape forming a strong quintet. Carrigan and Nune maker adapt well behind the plate while an improved infield and outfield bolster the lineup. Knuckles Cicotte earns the label tough luck kid as Ed reshapes his form.
Minneapolis fans hint Waddell is finished while Ownie Bush leads the American League in runs. Several players change teams and form, with mentions of Tommy Griffin in Sioux City, Erwin in Brooklyn, Kid Gleason directing the White Sox, Schmidt hospitalized after appendicitis, and Sam Mertes out of baseball. Also noted are Doc White’s return, Billy Rhines’ managerial plan in Ridgway, Tris Speaker and Milan leading hits and steals, and Henry Jasper reporting for Cincinnati.
A concise observation notes that strong memory is crucial for a liar to maintain consistency and credibility across repeated deception. It suggests memory aids and careful detail management as key factors in successful deceit.
The article lists rough seating capacities for major league parks this year. National League figures include New York about 40,000, Brooklyn Washington Park about 15,000, Boston 9,000, Cincinnati 25,000, and Pittsburg 28,000, with other parks noted incompletely.
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