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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1913

Page

7

Bresnahan Praises Miller as NL's Best Throwing Backstop

Roger Bresnahan, former St. Louis manager and Chicago catcher, hails Otto Miller of Brooklyn as the best throwing backstop in the National League. He says Miller has a powerful whip, can throw to second on any pitch, and is a magnificent day-to-day defender. Bresnahan urges readers to watch Miller's work to verify his claim.

Roger Bresnahan Chicago St. Louis Cardinals Otto Miller Brooklyn Archer Dooin Gibson Wingo McLean Bresnahan Miller Millar National Baseball Commission M. A. Kent Kent

Nightly Guards at Bank of England Preserve Old Ritual

For 180 years a company of guards under an officer marched to the Bank of England each evening, now using the underground and drawn from Tower troops. About thirty men parade with fixed bayonets and loaded delts, earning an extra shilling daily. Beadles and detectives guard doors, reflecting a long standing custom dating to 1780 after the Gordon riots.

Bank of England Chelsea Wellington Barracks Tower of London London Hachman

Hazardous Mail Routes Across the World

The Chicago Tribune reports on the perilous life of postal workers from the Sahara to Switzerland, India, Siberia, and China. Postmen face avalanches, eagles, snakes, and tigers, with some routes delivering only twice yearly and others perched at 7 000 to 10 000 feet.

Sahara Switzerland Languard India Siberia China Chicago Tribune

Primrose Cures through History and Belief

The primrose, up to 1654, was praised as a universal remedy by Culpeper in the London Dispensatory, curing convulsions and palsies while boosting memory. In England some areas used primrose decoctions to restore memory and even primrose pasty became a Lancashire delicacy.

England Culpeper London

Pleased to Meet You a Gentle Courtesy in Social Encounters

The London Saturday Review notes Americans express a polite habit when introduced to new acquaintances with the phrase pleased to meet you. It questions how this courtesy arises from ordinary events and why it is deemed pleasant, suggesting the sentiment may depend on anticipation and potential outcomes.

London Saturday Review

Taking Their Turn In Patrol Scene At Park Bench

A Kansas City Journal note recalls a park scene where a policeman stands beside a newly painted bench. Citizens test the paint and joke about enforcement, turning a routine posting into a light urban vignette.

Kansas City Journal

Fragmented dialogue hints at sleepy mood on stage

A garbled script fragment shows characters Jo life and Pop in a casual, questioning exchange about sleepiness and heat. The lines are incomplete, with misheard phrases and missing context, suggesting a damaged page snippet from a play or narrative.

Round the World Notes on Trade and Power Shifts

The article surveys global trade, industry, and technology trends in 1912 with data on imitation jewelry postages in New York and vast livestock in the United States European fashion influence in dress and transcontinental transport innovations It notes US agricultural outputs rail ballast and weatherproofing advances and world events from China to Panama reflecting early 20th century globalization.

Spain New York Fulham London United States Chicago Italy Japan Rasala Ahipa Arutna Fraserburgh Arolland United States Department of Agriculture Philadelphia D. A

Merital Hair Tonic Promises Healthful Growth

An advertisement extols Merital Hair Tonic as a cure for dull hair. It claims regular use keeps hair healthy, promotes growth, cleanses the scalp, and adds a wavey appearance praised by readers. J.J. Klopyp.

Wen J.J. Klopyp

White oak fence posts for sale inquiry

The notice advertises about 200 white oak fence posts for sale. Contact Gru A MoHols for details.

Gru A. MoHoLs

Meritol Kezema Remedy Promises Skin Cure

An ineffective OCR fragment claims eczema is a skin disease, not blood related. It asserts Meritol Merum Remedy applied to the skin provides marvelous, permanent results and urges immediate use by readers.

J.J. Kilopp

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