Serum Therapy Promises Health Boosts by Autologous Blood
Chicago physician touts a treatment using a patient’s own blood processed into a serum injected to energize nerves and raise endurance. He notes cases of increased vitality, better sleep, weight gain, and improved appetite, claiming wide applicability while stressing individualized preparation.
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Chicago
Lotty
Cook ‘County Hospital
Orst
Oncor ‘Research Rockety
Maal Teal
Fle
Athens
Alexis Carrell
Fister
Ragera
Allie
Cheek Tee
Seai
Odier
American Adventurer Charlie Long Dead at Seventy Five
The article recalls the life of Charles Charlie Long, famed American explorer and military officer, who helped solve the Nile origin puzzle and led expeditions in Africa. He served in the Civil War, aided Egyptian defense, and later worked in diplomacy and writings, earning honors but dying in modest circumstances.
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Charles Charlie- Long
Continents
Nile River
Charlie Long
Kansas City Lime
Sherman
Rey Ot Chattie Long
Sudan
Gordon
Tel-el-Kebir
Cairo
Upper Nile
Prelim
Whdse Deaves
Issutnz
Victoria Nyanza
Nile
Fong
Chartle-Long
Durrieu
Much in Little The Slews Journey and Industrial Notes
The item notes a journey by The Slews, plus a surge of volumes added to Chelsea College in Newark and other disparate excerpts. It mentions a nine hour day for Newark window cleaners, a Montana proposal for an eight hour day, and small gasoline cost rise with more passengers. England experiments thaw meat without tissue damage, and St. Louis area bridges face neglect while a new free municipal bridge aids crossing. Fabric saver sales reach $6,717 in a first week amid wartime labor strains and munition production pressures threatening road conditions.
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Gherlin College
Newark
Montana
England
St. Loui
East St Louis
Kad
Forestie Mississippi
Fragmented OCR Message Yields Chaotic Phrase Screed
The readable text shows a jumble of garbled words and incomplete phrases with no clear author or context. It appears to be OCR noise rather than a coherent news item or notice, containing stray letters and distorted terms. No identifiable entities or events are present.
Mixed reading fragment from Nurko scene
The excerpt presents a strained dialogue where Nurko endures heavy breathing and a tense exchange with Tady as dialogue fragments reveal a difficult emotional moment. The text is incomplete with unusual spellings and uncertain context.
Jones Picks Star Lefty Quartet In St Louis Race
The St Louis Americans add a powerful left handed pitching unit for the 1917 pennant chase. Earl Hamilton is joined by Yellan Roach Plank and Hamilton in a strong quartet despite prior shoulder trouble and a salary cut. Wellman retires from pitching due to kidney issues and returns home for an operation.
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St.Louis
St. Louis Americans
Earl Hamilton
Hamilton
Dita
Cuba
St Louis Nationals
Fielcher Jones
Smilea
Yellan
Rooh
Plank
Wellman
Idiosyncratic Tales Of Frank Chance From Cubs Era
Artie Hoffman recalls Frank Chance as a strict leader with humor during Cubs days. A tale shows Chance scolding Ritchie for late-night feasting after a win, then rewarding the pitcher for a strong effort with a playful token. Hoffman's anecdotes highlight Chance's mix of discipline and wit.
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Artie Hoffman
Chicago Cubs
Ritchie
Unique Stunt From Bagby Halts Ninth Inning Rally
Pitcher Jt Bagby of the Indiana Senators executes a rare feat with two out in the ninth, handling a ground ball and throwing to first to retire Moran and seal the win. The play preserves Bagby’s team’s edge as Clack Griffith’s Senators clinch late.
Demaree Tops Giants as Another Star Pitcher Emerges
A Demaree of the Cuba, a standout in the National League, defeated the New York Giants to extend his personal success against them to fourteen straight games. The Brooklyn influence is noted as Coombs has a similar streak, while Demaree’s earlier trades and clashes with McGraw’s teams are cited.
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Jack Coombs
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Ovtetima
Demaree
Cuba
Coombs
McGraw
Demarco
WHS
Hans Libert
Giants
Phisties Domitree
Gianuts
Philadelphia
Uo Demaree
Mitchell
New York
S'flester
Lavender
Baseball Gossip From The Diamond And Beyond
A collage of player notes and rumors from the baseball world. Mentions include Stallings managing, Wille Donk of the Cardinals, Masery of the Timtes, umpire Vern, Garry Fortune with New London, Charlie Dontin retiring, Tony Morhofica quitting baseball, and war committee impacts. Also references Magee, Jemmings, Callahan, Hoetling, Rockford trio, Pitcher Warhop, Renny Krauff, Mitcher Mogridge, and John McGraw praising Brooklyn rivals and Robbie.
Succeed Bill Hamilton Named Manager Across Eastern League
Pitcher Jim McGinley will replace Billy Hamilton as playing manager of the Worcester team in the Eastern league. Duck O'Mara takes over for Jack Flynn at Springfield, completing the roster of Eastern managers with BU Abstein at Dartford Gene McCann at New London Paul Kritchell at Bridgeport Danny Murphy at New Haven Jack Flynn at Lawrence and Mike Garrity at Portland.
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Jim McGinley
Billy [Familtom
Worcester
Duck O'Mara
Jack Flynn
Springfeld
BU Abstein
Dartford
Gene McCann
New London
Paul Kritchell
Bridgeport
Danny Murphy
New Haven
Lawrence
Mike Garrity
Portland
Ban Johnson Favors Drill for Baseball Clubs
President Ban Johnson supports military drill for his clubs amid praise for Red Sox. He says training instills discipline and responsibility, helping pennant chances of the White Sox and making a more complete team with baseball skill.
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Chick Gandat
Cleveland
Petthye
Chicago
President Comiskey
White Sox
Chick
Ban Johnson
Red Sox
Tigers Hire New First Baseman Tough Jennings Signs Fuerborn
Tigers announce addition of first baseman Ttt Fuerhborn from St Louis as a Northwestern University student. Fuerborn, a big hitter with speed, joins the team after selection by Tough Jennings.
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Hugh Jennings
Bill Fuerborn
St. Louis
Eastindine
Northwestern University
Jennings
Fuerhborn
St Louis
Fuerborn
Life at court pages and their stiff duties
A narrator recalls Prussian court life and the demanding role of pages. Ten year old Manfrede practices long hours standing to fulfill his post behind royal princesses, while watching pages faint at concerts as reserve pages take their places.
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Castle K
Manfrede
Alicia von Erbekow
New York Independent
Freda
Mack Predicts Big Season for Frank Baker
Connie Mack praises Frank Baker saying his lack of a year in the game softened his not playing well last year. With a full season ahead and a year’s work behind him Baker should have a great season now that he is back.
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Connie Mack
Frank Baker
Mack
Stevenson at Thirty and Wolfe’s Sash at Montreal Star
Birge Harrison recalls a rainy afternoon picnic where Bob Stevenson teased future careers and a cousin named Louis. The Montreal Star reports a new exhibit at the Chateau de Ramezay Museum featuring Gen. James Wolfe’s sash and accompanying letters confirming the victory at Quebec in 1709.
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Birge Harrison
Robert J. Stevenson
Bob
Janes Wolfe
Quebye
Montreal Star
Man's Vanity and the World Without Him
A witty remark notes a vain man believes the world relies on his presence yet clever women exploit this vanity to gain influence and power over him, illustrating social dynamics and gendered manipulation in an era of exchange.
Canada Exudes Confidence Amid War Time Trade Gains
A Western Canada visit by a major Western daily correspondent finds no fiscal downturn since the war began. Trade and bank clearings rise,农 farmers show strong progress, and banks maintain solidity. The report highlights cautious adaptation to new conditions, continued industrial strength, and Canada’s resilience in facing wartime demands.
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Canada
Bern
Winniper
Simeness
Guy
States
Earth
Aigortiaument
Don’t Worry About Pimples Ad Promising Quick Relief
An early 20th century ad extols Curleura Golden Worst for fast facial relief using Cutleura soap and water. It promises free samples by mail, asks for a postcard to Boston and notes sale everywhere, reflecting period marketing language.
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Citheura
Boston
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Timtes
University of Texas
Vern
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Garry Fortune
Philadelphia Nationnals
Charlie Dontin
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Tony Morhofica
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Order of the War
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Jimmy Callahan
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Rockford
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Buckley
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Bill Fischer
Thomnas Wagner
Wabash River
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Tack Dunn
Orioles
Renny Krauff
Mitcher
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