The Game of Life Lessons From Roosevelt and Baseball
A reflective piece cites Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln to urge boys toward courtesy, responsibility, and taking chances. It compares life to baseball, urging action over hesitation and warning that missed chances define adulthood and success depends on seizing opportunities.
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B. F. Goddrich
Allare
U. S
Chateau Thierry
Ray
Theodore “Rooeevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Carnegie
New York Giants
Chicago
Letter from Bevannah reader praises Chamberlain remedy
A Bevannah Missouri resident dated October 12 1916 testifies to the efficacy of Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for stomach trouble. He says one bottle cured his case and he has since recommended the medicine to many people.
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Bevannah
Chamberlain
Fragmentary Notice Abounds in Wartime Writings
A damaged clipping references payments and acknowledgments for French war effort names and a Michigan Avenue address. It mentions sailors and marines plus sweethearts, with unclear context and incomplete phrases. The text includes stray phrases about children and a minister, offering no clear event or outcome.
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France
Michigan
Fragmentary OCR Summary Missing Clear Event
The readable text shows no cohesive event or identifiable names. Content is highly garbled with scattered words and letters, lacking a readable report or dates. Unable to extract a meaningful incident, person, or organization for a concise card.
Pioneering Banks Aim to Lead by Showing the Way
In a bold shift, leading banks in the country embrace a strategy to demonstrate how to get ahead. They argue that the surest way to grow business is to teach customers how to succeed.
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Ipeper Whonrti
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Dawe
Lindola Tired Repair Co. 1
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