I Will Cure You of Rheumatism
A fragmented, uneasy text claims a remedy for rheumatism. It mentions trials, personal testimonials, and various patients seeking cure, with scattered references to a physician or healer and promises of efficacy across ailments. The legible material hints at a public pitch for a treatment with limited verifiable details.
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Ewan Tate
Renaeey
Serge
Alene
Uae
Mast
Ian
Ali Arapaitte
Hunter Found After Three Days Missing In Wild District
Jerome Benson of Bawock was found in a dazed condition after three days missing near the Het Lake district. He had wandered a remote area, traveled along the Tronead river, and faced exhaustion and near insanity before rescue by a pescaumne party. Eight local residents, including Mr Allen and W F L Sutton, escorted him to safety after a rough ordeal lasting several days.
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Thowewip
Dee
Het Lake District
Tronead
Wien
Benson Tikek
Prierty
Allen
W FL Sutton
Orrin Sutton
Elyrant
Dave
Christmas Shopping Plans Mention Model Officials
Warhterten Der reports that preparations for Christmas gifts will consume time before Christmas morning. President and Mrs. Roosevelt will oversee gift selection at the White House. A nationwide ceremonial display is planned with relatives and guests invited, while street decorations and local festivities are also noted for the season.
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Roodevelt
Tere Street
Ole Peters
Boxing Tour Plans Alter Jeffries and Corbett Fates
Sporting news reports Tiring of the game, Jeffries refuses to fight now while plans for a Fitzsimmons tour threaten the Jeffries Corbett showdown. Corbett seeks a legitimate match with Jeffries, amid moves to stage Burns in California under Hayes Vatley Club auspices.
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San Francisco
Ber O
Fiteeimmons
Chumpin Jeffries
Hilly Dedanes
Janes J. Corbett
Jeffries
Murry Corbett
Jim Corbett
Corbett
Matey Wetween
AL Neill
Faushety
Hayes Vatley Club
Reilly
Nce
Culifornia
Burns
Foley
Abbot Trotter Aims at World Record Next Season
New York December reports Jol J Scannell plans to send his ex champion trotter Pho Avian to attempt the world speed record next season. The Abbott will rest at Lexington Kentucky training farm before time trials, with owner confident he is the fastest trotter and could improve the record despite a weak prior season.
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Jol J. Scannell
New York
Dee
Seinnell Haw
Pho Avian
Eason
Scannell Haw
Wiles
Lexington
Beannell
Grightin Boach
Scantell
Receipts Of Ann Arbor Game Divide Over 13000
Ann Arbor Michigan December 9 Prof Patton announced details of the Michigan Minnesota football receipts. Total receipts were 14160 after allowances for advertising and official costs. Net cash proceeds to Michigan were reported with about 4000 planned for permanent improvements at Ferry Field. Additional notes mention Boston and Chicago transfer considerations and Michigan basketball candidate news.
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Mich
Patting
Meese
Pattonetti
Racing at New Orleans Dec 2, favorites and outsiders split wins
At New Orleans racing on December 2, favorites and outsiders each won three events. Ontiomal Irene Mac and W. dt Deboe led with second, third, and fourth places. Flaneur won the sixth race, while Frocemera shared the same fate in the 3305 event. Corrigan’s stable came from behind with Muranda in the mix.
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New Orleans
Ontiomal
Irene Mac
W. Dt Deboe
Flaneur
Frocemera
Howeht
Corrigan
Ned Hanlon Tales Report Delehanty Desertion Rumor
Baltimore Dec. X Manager Edward Hanson of the Brooklyn National club traveled to New York for the league meeting. Hanson discussed Delehanty, Temple, and McGraw’s acquisition of Delehanty. He predicted a strong Brooklyn team with six pitchers, two catchers, and a solid infield, while noting debate over Baltimore and Washington’s positions in a twelve club league.
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Washington
Baltimore
Edward Hanson
Brooklyn National Baseball Club
New York
Enersl
W. C. Temple
Pittsburg
Temple
Beller
Hanson
Remar
Hanson Amiled
Sas
Detroit
Van
Wwe
Foxy Ned
Fred Dunlap Buried in Philadelphia
Fred Dunlap famed second baseman of the prewar era is laid to rest in Philadelphia. Once a star fielder with St Louis Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia clubs he was paid a high salary for his time and later invested in Philadelphia real estate. His batting was considered weak but his stellar fielding and long career left a lasting mark in baseball history.
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Cor
Fred Dunnlap
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Dunlap
Philadylphia
Alta Z Hiewan
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburl Clube
Phillies
Fuimous Kelly- Clarkeon Bathers
Keene Buys Race Mares and Incubator Interest
Lexington, Ky reports trainer Keene bought five mares including Miss Conrad and Riva Dura as well as a yearling and a two year old, with plans to breed the mares to Brave Suit. Frank Van Meter acquired a partial stake in Incubator, a two year old colt once owned by My Chick. Hayes paid 7300 for Incubator last year. John E Maddee benefits from Alkernoo Daingerfelt’s chestnut mare Lady Violet, half sister to Myrtle Harkness dam of Acefull.
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Lexington
Treee
Scennt
Kentucky
Hat Lought
W. B. Jackson
Chicago
Mary Miss Conrad
Imp
Corrad
Mike Caveland
File
BR G
Bojleh
Mars Riva Dura
Y Tiny Dare
Moule Jones
Frank van Meter
Palf
Tngoldaby
Hayes
von Meter
John E Madde Hae Beneft
Alkernoo Daingerfelt
Washington, D. C
Lady Violet
Myrtle Harkness
Acefull
Hart predicts Ames W. C. Temple may run for president
Ciorago December 9 James A Hart says Ames W Temple will seek the office of president. He adds he knows nothing about any other candidate. He warns the meeting may bring surprises but offers no firm names or dates beyond Temple's possible run.
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Ciorago
James A. Hart
Ames W. C. Temple
Baseball Leagues Prepare for Headed War in Contested Market
A fragment says the National and American Leagues will clash over business and market control, with plans to move to prominent cities including New York and possibly Flarboro. The writer expects a fierce rivalry rather than genuine competition.
Attel Outpoints Ryan in Six Round Fight
California featherweight Abe Attel defeated Buddy Ryan of Chicago by outpoint in a six round bout last night. Attel fought steadily, landing a straight left that troubled Ryan, who floored Attel in the third but failed to win the round. In the preliminary, Milly Rotchford of Chicago beat George Monroe of New York.
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Dee
Abe Atel
California
Buddy Ryan
Attel
Ryan
Milly Rotchford
George Monroe
New York
Lindeborg and Glasco Battle in Hard Fought Finale
Lindeborg 17, Glasco 12 in a tight season closer as Bethany closes its football year. Ghose of Kan reports a rugged contest with Lindeborg edging Glasco, while Swedes push to claim the victory in a spirited finish. Track notes from San Francisco detail rough ingeside surface and Morrissey’s surprise win aboard Jerry Chern. Baseball notes mention various transfers, signings, and speculative moves across the leagues, with Cy Seymour’s marriage news and Crawford’s comment triggering chatter.
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Ghose
Kan
Glanco Giants
Orvler
Stunt Claims In West Spark Baseball Row
Keeler admits truth of a boast by Joe Cantillon about touring with the American Seauio In 38. Keeler and another player are said to have jumped contracts. They will play with Ben Johnson's New York team next season as manager Shettaline plans a stronger lineup featuring Keister and a battle for centerfield between Thomas and Barry. Roy underperforms. Barry may win centerfield job.
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Cowley
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Mily Cineman
Washing
New Orienne
Memphis
Noahville
Charleston
Birmingham
Savannah
Montgomery
Atlanta
Cleveland
Ian Johnson
Grover Cleveland
Citas
Tebean Spiders
Cheveland
New York State
New York
Johnson
J. Benting Seymour
Cy" Seymour
Benedicts
Cincinnati
Mike Dontin
Seymour
Mies
Agnes Sachs
Walnut Hille
Philadelphia
Dale Hunty
Phillies
Werbinkton
Sam Crawford
Red Star Leather
Clouter
Wes Willfa Keeler
Joe Cantillon
Hie
Seauio
Keeler
Ben Johnson
Shettaline
Atmost
Keister
Econd
Thomas
Barry
Roy
Eloped With Waitress in Minneapolis Scandal
A wealthy Minnesotan, Stockwell, 2 years older than his stated age, eloped with Rose Seibel, a dining room girl, after secret trips to Atawatkee. They attempted to flee with trunks to St Louis and Milwaukee, with Stockwell claiming a rich background. Detective Nick Smith traces the couple as rumors of a marriage surface and Stockwell’s wife allegedly heads toward Minneapolis.
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Rose Sethel
Minneapolis
Atawatkee
Stockwell Cxt
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Stockwell
funDy
Randeome Wattson
Seth Romas Society
Rose Beibeli
Kiteenny
Minn
Wothan
Ruspician
Saldy
St Paul
Miy Seibel
St. Louis
Union
Milwaukee
St. James
Tan
Mi. Stockwell
Wisconsin
Nick Smith
Sether
Lost hunter in pine woods near Thorwick Minnesota
The search for postal railroad agent William Finan, who vanished after separating from a hunting party 16 miles north of Thorwick, continues. With improvised camp, colder weather, and no provisions, companions push three days of tracking through remote timber as authorities and relatives fear for his safety.
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Thorwick
Minn
Pine Woods
Whliam Finan
Minneapolis
Hagan
Hazan
Thor
Sioux Indians adopt divorce trend amid circuit court cases
The Sioux group shows rising use of divorce in recent court terms. Six Indian divorce cases crowd the docket with two decided. Eagle Boy versus Pipe Eagle Boy heard first, where evidence indicated extreme cruelty by Mesquan and a request for legal intercession.
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Chamberlain
Bec
Sec—Sion
Eagle Boy
Ve. Pipe Eagle Boy
Brace
Mesquan
Against Liquor Dealers Testimony At Pumphrey Trial
Baltimore detectives testified on liquor dealers and poolroom keepers in Maryland Anti-Saloon League prosecutions. Convictions sought for several local operators with fines up to 400 and claims of official neglect by sheriff and deputies. Some unrelated medical ads and cold remedy notes appear in the column.
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Detec
Yves Pumphrey
Harry Pidrinerste Oruce
TeocRvtlig
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
George W. Sullivan
Riverview Church Club
Washington
Louis Waln
Henderson
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