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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

7

Phillies Aim for pennant as Dovlio vows strong showing

Manager Charley Dovlio insists his team will fight in the National League from start to finish. He says the Quakers compare favorably with Pittsburgh New York and Chicago and expect to stay around second place from June onward before a late push for the title. Injuries derailed them last year, but this season they have been fortunate thus far.

Charley Dovlio Dooin Pittsburgh New York Chicago Charles Quakers

Swedes Bull In Hunt For Strong Track Team

The Swedish government pledges near twenty thousand dollars to Olympic committee funds track and field programs. Sweden aims to assemble a top team for the Amateur Athletic Association championships in July and plan more international matches to study technique. Jim Scott of the Chicago White Sox is reported in good form after a full season and rheumatism scare. Umpire Ferguson earns praise as a rising star in the American League. Chief Johnson of the Reds continues to show power in fungo hitting. A massive power boat carnival is anticipated the week of July 27 on Lake Erie linking Toledo to Put-In-Bay.

Stockholm Riksdag Hag Scott Jim Scott Chicago White Sox Petra White Sox Ike Browns Lake Erie Tojedo Pat-In-Bay

Wild Wind Antics Tornadoes Carry, Lift, and Destroy Homes

In Harper's Weekly, George H Walsh notes tornados' freaks and ferocity from Sherman Texas 1890 to Louisville 1800, detailing houses ripped apart, beds carried through roofs, and even a man on a door dropped into a tree. He cites speeds over 200 miles per hour, the tornado belt, and the unknowns of controlling such storms.

Weather Bureau Washington Texas Sherman St. Louis Bis Kuonsna Louisville Kansas George H Walsh Harper's Weekly

The Pleasure of Raising Whiskers

A witty note on beard culture from American Magazine asserts a man may shave but soon shows signs of returning to his old whiskers. The piece humorously contrasts novice and seasoned grooming tendencies with a sharp line about behavior.

American Magazine

Proverb Quotes on Fortune and Opportunity

A terse proverb from the Houston Post notes a son who chased wealth in the city failed to deliver. The exchange underscores a warning that success hinges on completing the task at hand rather than pursuing quick fortune.

Houston Post

Notables Review Divides Finance Committee Subgroups

Aiming to accelerate tar revision the finance committee splits into three subgroups chaired by Simmons. Each panel will scrutinize its schedules, propose changes, and report to the full committee. Charles Spriding Thomas of Colorado joins as the wool schedule lead, a former Denver city attorney and longtime Democratic delegate. He grew up in Georgia, graduated from Michigan University in 1871, and has lived in Colorado since. He ran for U S Senate in 1912, with a term expiring in 1915.

Simmons Charles Spriding Thomas Colorado Cheorgia Michigan University Bas Uved Ife Hag Denver Bias United States C.J. Hughes

Socialist Party push on mayor salary in Schenectady

Charles W. Wood, editor of The city government is in Socialist hands, proposes to cap mayor George EK Luna’s 3500 salary at 1500, and require the excess to go to the Socialist organization. Mayor Lane, a former minister, won election on the Socialist ticket last November.

Socialist Party of Schenectady Charles W. Wood Socialist Party Revo George EK. Luna Wood Theo Holder Salousy Socialist Board of Estimate Lane Iowa Yuud Nebraska Princeton Union Theological Seminary New York First Reformed Church United People’s Congregation First Congregational Lupp

Birthday Visit of Lincoln to Pickett Family Revealed

Read about a remarkable meeting after the Civil War when Abraham Lincoln visited Mrs. Pickett and George Pickett Jr. The scene shows Lincoln’s warmth, Pickett’s gratitude, and a shared bond between former foes. Lincoln forgave Pickett’s past in a tender moment, and a baby’s kiss echoed reconciliation.

Grant Washington Lincoln Mrs. Pickett Mra Pickett Fieoree O Mekett Redmond George Pickett Sam Abraham Lincoln Abraham Tilocomn George George Mickett Tim Oime Biu Kis Wickett Mr. Lincoln West Point General Pickett Picketts Hine General Ingalls Pickett Ferern Nes George E. Pickett, Jr Rufus Ingalls George Buckley Wuahington Pee Grant Giraut Rufus

Sugar For the Heart Medicine In Certain Diseases

Sugar is praised as a heart remedy though ineffective for edema and similar conditions. The London Lancet reports a seventy seven year old woman with rapid irregular pulse cyanosis and paroxysmal breathing improving after four ounces of lump sugar every twelve hours then gradually reduced over several weeks.

London Lancetty

New Hat Debts Prompt Owner’s Financial Claim

A proprietor insists on payment for a hat, saying if a madame offers to pay he will raise the bill. If she declines, he will demand repayment and call back the hat to avoid increased bad debts, while a messenger questions the outcome.

Messenger

Three kinds of trouble quote by Hale on life

A compact quote attributed to Holyard Everett Hale notes that some people bear three kinds of trouble: all they had, all they have now, and all they expect to have, reflecting on past, present, and future burdens.

Holyard Everett Hale

Marital Rite Remedy Ad Promises Pain Relief

An old style ad from J.J. Klopp promotes Marital Rite Remedy and Merital White Liniment as effective for muscular rheumatic pains swellings lameness and muscle soreness. The copy touts strong guarantees and claims high success and investment value calling the product a good investment.

Ad. d.Klopp

Proverb Against Provark in Glass House Chorus

A wealthy lawyer and a downtrodden client trade proverbs in a brief spar over fortune and status. The exchange hints that those with glass houses should not throw stones and that money shapes life paths from gulag to golag.

Gulag

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