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Newspaper

Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1920

Page

3

Searles Woman Credits Favorite Prescription During Pregnancy

Mrs Gertrude Bushard of Searles Minnesota says Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription kept her in splendid condition during expectancy with minimal suffering and improved health afterward. She praises its use through middle life and notes she has relied on it for years.

Common Sense Mrs Gertrude Bushard Middleburg Lydia E. Pinkham Fall River Mass Pinkham Thomas Wilkinson Columbia Street Fall River, Mass

Acid Stomach Relief Promises Simple Remedy

A health ad proclaims acids and gases harming the body but a new remedy Eaton ic clears acid stomach symptoms. It claims quick relief for bloating indigestion sour stomach and gas with a money back guarantee after trying a tablet.

Folke

Evers recalls tightest pinch in 1914 World Series

Johnny Evers recounts a tense moment in game three of the 1914 World Series between the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia Athletics. Trailing 6 4 in the tenth, Evers fields an error and a controversial play before Boston rallies. Hank Gowdy homers, Moran walks, and Moran scores on a Connelly fly as the Braves win in the twelfth.

Boston Braves Johnny Evers Athletics Boston Joe Bush Hank Gowdy Stallings Josh Devore James Josh Moran Bush Morafi Joe Connolly Gowdy

Architecture of Golf Adds Course at Mass Agricultural College

Golf’s rising popularity prompts Massachusetts Agricultural College in Boston to add a course on the architecture of golf links to its curriculum, signaling expanded instruction for aspiring players and course designers.

Massachusetts Agricultural College Boston

Hanus Wagner Suggests Batting Confidence Boost

Baseball star Honus Wagner advised a friend in a letter during a hitting slump. He recounted using a heavy timber as a bat at the plate to break the slump by letting the ball rebound off the wood and restore confidence.

Hans Wagner Honus

Favoring Knot Hole Gang for Free Ball Game Admissions

A columnist praises the St. Louis Nationals for creating a knot hole gang of boys aged ten to sixteen with approved moral character to attend local games free. He recalls past knot hole experiences and notes that free admission benefits both fans and future patrons, arguing it is sound business and morally positive.

St. Louis Nationals Milwaukee Sentinel

Georgia Tech 1920 Football Schedule Details

Georgia Tech lists 1920 games against Center College Georgetown University Vanderbilt Pittsburgh Auburn Clemson Oglethorpe University and Lake Forest. All games are in Atlanta except those with Pittsburgh and Vanderbilt.

Georgia Tech Center College Georgetown University Vanderbilt University of Pittsburgh Auburn Clemson College Oglethorpe University Lake Forest Atlanta

Million Dollar Team Sees Yankees Hit Million Mark

The Yankees become the first major league club to top the million dollar threshold after paying 125000 for Babe Ruth and spending heavily on other star players. Ivory clubs report similar price surges.

Yankees Babe Ruth

Baseball Notes From The Offseason Ahead Of The Season

A digest of baseball moves and rumors from the off season. Tim Murchison joins Tris Speaker staff. Joe Lannin and Harry Frazee settle their Boston money dispute. Beaumont fans pick Exporters as nickname. George Dumont won’t report for Toledo. Babe Ruth golf costs and Jeff Tesreau to manage a New York semi pro team.

Joe Lannin Harry Frazee Boston Red Sox Beaumont Oilers Jeff Tesreau Giant Dartmouth Baseball Nine New York City

Gossip and Sports Roundup From The 1920 Scene

The item surveys wide athletic news from 1920 including Grenoble July motorcy cle reliability trial details, M E Fuller to UNC coaching, athletes from Asia and the Ant werp Olympiad, Jim Tracy boxing plans, Coffroth at Tia Juana, Havana race stock moves to Mexico, Missouri St Louis football revival, New York Yankees home venue in 1921, Canada seeking Joe Wright for Antwerp rowing, boxing stadiums proposed in New York, International Sporting club clubhouse budget, Kansas colleges shifting toward track, boxing rules in Portland Maine, and promoters splitting bouts for more action.

Sutton's Pool Precision Makes Billiards Look Easy

George B. Sutton, nicknamed the nurse king, is famed for close play and a smooth, effective pool stroke. The Chicago-area player, once a Brooklyn room resident, owns a billiard room, a farm, and has held 18.1 and 18.2 titles.

George B. Sutton Aldermarth Mr. Sutton Sutton Brooklyn Hoppe Chicago

Uses of Aspirin by Bayer In Tablets of Aspirin

Aspirin created a sensation when introduced by Bayer over eighteen years ago. Physicians proved its efficiency in relief of pain. Bayer Tablets of Aspirin are taken by millions for colds headache rheumatism neuralgia earache toothache aching joints neuritis and pain. Ensure the Bayer Cross appears on genuine packages and tablets. Boxes of 12 cost a few cents with proper directions. Druggists sell larger Bayer packages.

Bayer

Cascarets Laxative Claim Promises Quick Relief

An advertising pitch touts Cascarets as a gentle laxative that removes liver and bowel poison, cures head dizziness and bad breath, and improves mood and energy without the griping of salts oils or calomel. It claims the product works while you sleep.

Relic of Roman Occupation Unearthed in Stepney Dig

A Stepney workman in London uncovered a Roman burial urn with human bones believed to be about two thousand years old, unearthed during digging. The find sparks interest in local antiquities and Roman history near the area.

Stepney London

Kidney Health Advice Promotes Rad Salts Remedy

An advertisement urges people with kidney and back pain to drink water and use four ounces of rad salts mixed in water each morning. It claims the salts, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, cleanse and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and relieve irritation.

Treaty of Versailles Wrapped for White House Return

A fragment recalls the Versailles treaty being carried back to the White House wrapped in brown paper. A aside suggests adding vinegar to ease its wounds.

White House

Relief From Blazing Skin Diseases Advertisement

Claiming skin disorders stem from blood and urging a thorough blood cleanse, the ad touts S. S. S. as the best remedy to cleanse disease germs and boost health. It invites readers to request literature from the Chief Medical Adviser at 100 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

100 Swift Laboratory Atlanta

Physician Arrested For Whisky Prescription Case

Plain diagnosis notes a physician jailed for prescribing whisky without inquiring patient’s purpose. It states the patient sought a drink and that any club would understand. An advertisement then promotes Cuticura for itchy scalp dandruff and general skin care with routine use guidance.

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