Mystery to Father About Daughter’s Trip to Europe
Farmers debate why his daughter went to Europe. He blames modern female colleges for ideas, saying she chose to go against family wishes and has no close connections abroad. June Lippincott’s.
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Newspaper
The Dillon Herald
Location
Dillon, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
2
Farmers debate why his daughter went to Europe. He blames modern female colleges for ideas, saying she chose to go against family wishes and has no close connections abroad. June Lippincott’s.
An ad feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments and a preferred alternative to risky operations. It includes a testimonial claiming complete recovery and invites confidential, free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Also promotes Hicks Caroniq for colds and a light quotation from The Retort Courteous.
A Chicago man describes severe itching and skin eruption that kept him awake and hindered work. After trying physicians and various salves, he used Cuticura Soup Ointment and Pills, and within days itching ceased and within three weeks the eruption vanished. He reports no further trouble. Pot ter Drug & Chem. Corp. of Boston highlights the testimonial.
Theodore Ott of Elkton Maryland suffered back pain, weak kidneys, and gravel attacks for six years. He lost 39 pounds before Dean's Kidney Pills eased the problem, delivering a complete recovery. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box from 1 Mor Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Eastern tour results show western teams winning 12 of 20 games. Pittsburg holds first place with a widened margin, Chicago rises from fourth to second after three wins in five. Cincinnati improves from sixth to fourth with four wins and one loss. St Louis drops to eighth after two wins in five. Philadelphia suffers losses amid western clash.
East Liverpool notes a strong youth influx ten days into the season with closer scores and more errors than past campaigns. Clarence Rarey from Steubenville earns praise for form with Erie and a farm winter kept him sharp. Gene Curtis of East Liverpool impresses as a top hitter likely to reach 300. Guy Woodruff, ex East Liverpool and Memphis, plays with New Castle despite injuries.
Five games dropped from second to third place as Boston falls to fifth tied with Brooklyn which holds its spot. New York rises from eighth to seventh, passing the Cardinals amid uneven game counts. Beaumont tops hitting with six bases on Tuesday, while McLean adds five bases with four hits. Beebe stars for the Cardinals in a 10–0 win over Brooklyn. Papke defeats Kelly in a 1 minute 30 second knockout in San Francisco.
The House advanced the Philippine tariff measure and sent the Porto Rican law change to Ways and Means while Mr. Larrinaga denounced the Porto Rican executive council. Free lumber failed on a McCumber amendment as Taft aides reassessed China ties and railroad strikes affected mail service. Additional notes covered judges, Roosevelt policies, and tariff shifts in the Senate with various diplomatic postings announced.
A compact column gathers terse sayings about manners public virtue and ethics from Italian German and other voices. It notes readiness in an orderly house urging calm practical handling and critiques the tension between public virtue and private vice.
A collage of verses on mortality and virtue leads into a humorous Ohio Kentucky tour anecdote about George Cohan and a one night stand disaster. A jokey gallery scene prompts a young girl to demand her money back as the manager jokes about the first set. Also notes on Cannon and relentless rules for workers and a satire on speeding autos.
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