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Newspaper

Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1915

Page

6

A Bush League Hero Spoofs Baseball Hearts and Fans

Edna Ferber style satire follows Ivy Keller, a town girl enthralled by Rudie Schlackweiler, a bush league pitcher. The piece charts her romantic latch onto the season's baseball fever, her father's uproar, and a twist ending where the star is sold away and Ivy confronts the reality of talent and affection in small-town sport culture.

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Odd Facts About Cholera From History and Folklore

The piece surveys historic cholera beliefs and reactions. It notes superstition in treatment, such as sleeping with the head to the south, peasant distrust of doctors in Russia, stock remedies of tar resin and petroleum, and loud gunfire to frighten the disease. It recounts how washing clothes near wells aided spread along Asia routes, and Irish rook behavior during the 1832 outbreak near Marquis of Sligo’s demesne, with the rookery deserted and many birds found dead on Errit shore before birds later returned exhausted.

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Fashionable concert prompts curious hair question

The Philadelphia Press describes a chic concert where two young performers were absorbed in their quirks. An earful moment occurs when a performer asks if a hairdo is her own, and an elderly seated man kindly explains it is Schubert. The scene captures social bustle and polite humor of a refined audience.

Selec Schubert Philadelphia Press

Material Art Velvet Voice Shines in Pop Fragment

A brief snippet highlights a performer named Material Art praised for a velvet voice. The quote notes she sings only the popular fragment, capturing a fleeting moment of music appreciation.

California Syrup of Figs ad pitches gentle child laxative

An advertisement recalls childhood remedies and contrasts harsh remedies like castor oil with California Syrup of Figs. It touts a pleasant taste, "fruit laxative" action, and guidance on dosing for babies to adults, urging a 50-cent bottle and a store inquiry.

California

Old Soldier Promotes Kilmer Swamp-Root Cure

In a testimonial letter from George W. Atchley of Iowa, a Civil War veteran, Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer is praised for kidney and bladder trouble relief. The letter, sworn by A R Hansen and notarized in 1909, endorses the medicine and its quick aid to sufferers.

Tam Sam Kilmer George W. Atelley Atelley George W. Atehles Thie City Atehley

Kilmer Swamp Root Offer Sample and Booklet

Advertises sending ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co for a kidney and bladder sample and a booklet. Mentions sizes fifty cents and one dollar for men, urging purchase at drug stores.

Travel prompts reflections on identity and ocean journeys

A cautious exchange notes travel revealing inner truths during a dialogue about journeys. The judge weighs in on how ocean travel especially exposes character and self discovery.

Dandruff Cure Promise From Knowlton Ad in Pittsburgh Sun

An advertising blurb claims Knowlton's Dandeline cures dandruff and promotes new hair growth. It boasts immediate scalp relief, restored luster, and thicker hair after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from local stores. The piece ends with a job-related quip from the Pittsburgh Sun.

Knowlton

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