Three Women Testify About Lydia E Pinkham Health Cure
Three women from Streator Pennsylvania and California testify to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aiding changes of life and general well being. They praise the remedy for their daughters and themselves and urge others to try it, noting confidential letters answered by a woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Streator
J. H. Campbell
W.S
Hank
Annie
Francisco
Cal
Ivdia E. Pinkham
Lee
Lydah
Pighhem Me Bine Co
Daun
Mass
Untitled fragment hints at a travel wait in Reston
Fragmentary text references a person named Peerkins and a plan to reach Reston in about ten hours. The OCR is garbled, hindering full clarity on who is traveling, the exact route, or purpose of the trip.
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Florida
William Astor
St. Johns River
Astor, Lake Co
J. P. Dess
Aster
Fla
His Specialty and Bariner Corntassel Quip on Questions
A humorous exchange quotes Bariner Corntassel praising a scheeman who knows all the Basswees, claiming he pays no mind to questions and keeps elegant attention focused elsewhere.
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Congress
Bariner Corntassel
Pers Scheeman
Experience Substitutes and The Grutlty Mam Drama
A garbled OCR piece discusses a controversial stage play titled The Grutlty Mam and a follow up Medical Reviews of Reviews. It references lessons for girls and women and notes society’s response to women’s experiences. It mentions enlightenment through bitter experiences and questions about propriety.
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Holbrook Bhan
Anan
Earl Jr Famous Wiggler Is Sold
The famous gray pacer Earl Jr 20116 was sold to R G Lasbury of Broadbrook Connecticut by P W Murphy of Edmonton Alberta. Earl Jr has raced on the Grand circuit and Canadian tracks all summer ending his season at Rockport track in Cleveland. He is eight years old and was a star in Walter Coxs stable for three years. The price was not made public.
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Earl, Jr
R. G. Lasbury
Broadbrook
Conn
P. W. Murphy
Iedmonton
Alta
Rockport
Cleveland
Walter Cox
Colleges Swap Four Mile Crew Plans At Hudson
Reports say the last four mile intercollegiate eight may row a three mile event on the Hudson at Poughkeepsie with Columbia and the University of Pennsylvania likely to agree Cornell reluctant due to association rules. The change could affect the New London regatta where Harvard and Yale race. The shift follows Navy restrictions pushing crews toward Henley distance.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
New London
Ularvard
Yale
Naval Academy
Henley
Southern League Reports Attendance Totals
Judge W. M. Kavanaugh announced the paid attendance for the Southern league totaling 886 557 fans. City figures include Atlanta 191 272 Birmingham 152 135 Memphis 110 441 Nashville 161 659 Mobile 101 409 Chattanooga 85 343 New Orleans 79 804 Montgomery 64 494.
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W. M. Kavanaugh
Southern League
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Montgomery
Hockey Season Poised for Strong Winter Play
Hockey fans anticipate a busy winter with artificial rinks and cold weather enabling extensive schedules. Amateur leagues in New York Boston Syracuse Cleveland St Paul Montreal and Toronto plan openings while college sevens build exhibition and intervarsity games. Yale Harvard Princeton will play round robin matches as Cornell and Columbia field sevens. International matches are set in New York as Canadian amateur teams visit. Yale and Princeton expect Christmas trips to Cleveland and other midwestern cities for exhibition contests.
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New York
Boston
Syracuse
Cleveland
St. Paul
Montreal
Toronto
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Athletic Club Sevens
Tabor Wins Rhodes. Heads to Oxford This Fall
Norman Tabor, Brown University's fleet footed runner, has won a Rhodes Scholarship and will enter Oxford University in England this fall. He is expected to make a strong impact in the Oxford vs. Cambridge contests as one of the sport's greatest milers.
Reform in Baseball Language Sparks Fan Debate
A national shift toward using legible technical terms in baseball speech is urged by fans. Proponents warn against overhauling the game's technique and favor straightforward reporting that preserves wit and speed without mocking the sport's vernacular.
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Omaha Bee
Uhlan Becomes Saddle Horse After Conversion
Uhlan the famed trotter has been converted into a saddle horse by owner C. H. K. Billings. The owner claims Uhlan is the most valuable park riding horse ever used.
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Uhlan
C. H. K. Billings
Yale Reenters Intercollegiate Basketball League
Yale University Basket Ball association will reenter the Intercollegiate league after financial difficulties caused its withdrawal last year. Captain H. D. Swihart leads a veteran Yale team expected to be strong challengers as Cornell Princeton Columbia Pennsylvania and Dartmouth field capable lineups.
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Yale University Basket Ball Association
Yale
H. D. Swihart
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Immense War Fund On Hand In Major League Baseball
The American and National leagues hold a joint fund exceeding 2.5 million dollars to curb outlaw movements. For ten years each club paid 10 percent of net earnings into a league treasury under the national commission. The commission also controls about 100 thousand dollars remained from its 190,000 share of World Series proceeds.
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Federal League
National Commission
Soccer Gains Popularity Among Fans
Soccer grows in popularity each year with predictions it may overtake football in local interest. The sport blends elements of football and baseball and uses a round ball similar to football’s while differing from Rug by the oval shape.
Coaches With Motion Pictures The University of Oregon
The item notes University of Oregon coaches and motion pictures related activity. It highlights institutional involvement with film projects, training settings, and possible collaborations between athletic staff and media departments. No explicit dates or outcomes are provided.
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The
University of
Orego
Dean's Men Tholated Cough Drops Promote Relieved Colds
A vintage ad promotes Dean's Men Tholated Cough Drops as remedies for stubborn colds and bronchial irritation. The copy targets Druggists and emphasizes relief from persistent coughing with a bold sales tone.
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Dean
He Heard It She Money Talks Albany Evening Journal
An Albany Evening Journal item notes a playful exchange about wealth and marriage with a flirtatious line about money. The column reflects social chatter and witty banter typical of the era.
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Albany Evening Journal
Castoria Advised for Infants and Children Use
Gentle reminder to parents to examine every bottle of Castoria ensuring safety and the familiar Fletcher’s signature. The advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years for children's relief.
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Fletcher
Blind peddler hawks pencil lesson in touch
A purchaser buys a pencil from a blind peddler and returns five pennies. The seller explains he can tell cents by touch, asking how the buyer knows the coins are cents. The blind man replies that he distinguishes cents by his sense of touch.
Too Successful. A Pedigree Tracer’s Hidden Hush Money
Sizzer reveals he hired a man to trace his ancestry and is paying him hush money. The exchange hints at a successful search but exposes ethical tension and potential concealment.
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Quizzer
Old Man
Sizzer
Eruption Cleared By Cuticura Soap In Streator Case
Miss Caroline Miller of 10 East Elm Street, Streator, describes a severe facial eruption that spread from a small pimple across her face causing terrible itching and burning. She credits three weeks of Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure and notes the product is sold worldwide with a free sample offer.
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East Elm St
Streator
Caroline Miller
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Renounce the devil before dying clashes with former sins
An old man near death asks a preacher how to repent. The preacher urges him to renounce the devil, but the dying man balks, saying he cannot make enemies at this late stage. The exchange captures a moral tension between faith and social ties.
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Parson
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Standard Oil Company
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