Washington Wins At Fairfield In Ninth Inning Rally
The Washington baseball team defeats Fairfield 9 to 5 after a late rally in the ninth. Bill Smith pitched for Fairfield, but Washington battering in the final frame overturned a 5-3 deficit, with key hits from Davis Leverich Carter and others. The two clubs meet again tomorrow with both sides seeking another win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Thompson
Vis
Baird
Davis
Carlin
Talluan
Butler
Jess George
Arlin
Cotter
Jinan
Frank George
Leverich
Bill Smith
Bill
i_ Fairfield
Carter
Loudon
Smith
Gobble
Washington
AK Thompson
Eve Sewer
I Baird
Tallman
J. George
F. George
I. “Butler
Fairfield KR
Matlenis
Griffith
Ri Henkhouse
Reardon
U ” Wheeler
Ah Neibert
Siute
Aeewetne
W. Simith
P Hl. Smith
Louden
Company D Narrowly Trails in Camp Logan Drift
The Camp Logan encampment drift shows Companies 1 and K tied for first with 9464 marks. Company D scores 944, deemed a close third by Captain Wallace, yet the margin suggests near first place by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Logan
Wallace
Amiability Rules in Close Relationships
The text argues that friendship does not excuse harsh remarks toward intimates. It states that closer bonds heighten the need for tact and courtesy in speech, asserting that real closeness requires considerate communication.
Bids Sought for Chautauqua Hauling Project
Bids due by Saturday evening August 6 to Frank Stewart or secretary. Committee reserves right to reject any bids. 1512 Frank Stewart, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stewart
Prank Stewart
Scota Marriageable Age Debate Report
In Scotland the legal marriage ages are stated as 14 for males and 12 for females. The article notes the discrepancy between genders and outlines current limits. It discusses potential reforms to raise marriage ages and reflects on social attitudes toward early marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Convention Over as Progressives Dominate Republican Delegates
The state convention showed a Progressive majority with about 250 in favor and no contest over Ottosen for the railroad commissioner race. Col T. J. Palmer and Clifford Thorne have clear spots on the ballot, likely winning in the fall. Washington County candidates are favored despite a tough overall party battle. The coming campaign may blur party lines as voters anticipate a complex political year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottosen
Washington County
Col T. J. Palmer
Clifford Thorne
Republican Party
Taft
Washington
Prickly Heat Cured With Immediate Remedy
A quick relief remedy ends the burning prickly heat on irritated skin. The message emphasizes immediate comfort and cure for prickly heat discomfort and chafing.
Sowing His Wild Oats and a Fatal Bell Signal
A rustic admits excessive dissipation after late nights at the Blue Moon and church socials. He jokes about sewing wild oats while recounting a bang of indulgence ending with a bell from a toppled promontory church echoing warning over the sea for sailors and spoilsmen alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
Blue Moon
Isulme
Howe
Dpearson
Coe
Potat Atlirmn
Blinding a Shark Diver Escapes Ferocious Threat
A pearl diver in California's offshore fisheries faced a huge shovel nosed shark during a pearl hunt. He stirred mud to separate himself from the predator, created a muddy barrier, then slipped to a rock and surfaced just as the shark charged, reaching the boat in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Cader
Romeo Not Taken Seriously In Young Love Tale
In a My Day column Mrs. RO AL Pryor recalls a fifteen year old Duliet encountered by a lingering suitor who believed himself grown. A mother’s voice from inside the house ends the scene with cautious advice to take love slowly and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo
Duliet
RO AL Pryor
Legend of Point Prim siege and a claim ball tale
An old Prince Edward Island tale from Point Prim recalls a Mugish attack on Preneh Fort. A claim ball fired from a boy vessel is said to have struck the fort, a story passed among locals as a seaside legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Edward Island
Point Prim
Umbrella Noises and Time Tells in Odd Conversation
A dialogue reveals Dierochomee claiming to forgo possessions for others and answering questions with humor. When asked how she checks time in a room without a clock she says she rings a servant. She explains seeking shelter under an umbrella to avoid a rain shower with a smiling, overly courteous reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dierochomee
Jambal Trees and Sketches Mentioned by Lew in 1871
The Louden Spectator recalls Edward Lew with the governor at Ma habaleshwar a hill station of Bowbay presidency. Lew asked about tree names and was told jambal trees, then sketched a ball looking into a jam pot to aid memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lew
Vonday
Mahabaleshwar
Bowbay Presidency
Tndia
Louden Spectator
Mental Influences and Mind Body Connection
A fragment discusses how the mind can affect the body and disease, noting beliefs about mental faculties influencing physical health and the claimed cures arising from mental influence.
Mind and body link in health and mood
The text asserts mental state directly affects physical health. Worry and anxiety harm digestion and appetite, leading to endocrine and bodily issues, with anger and depression causing further symptoms. It emphasizes maintaining mental serenity as a preventive health measure.
Diller Died at Brighton After Long Ohio Roots
Abraham Diller died at four this morning in Brighton from dropsy. Born in 1826 in Ohio, he outlived his first wife and remarried. He leaves his second wife and six children: Mary Swalen and Nellie Bardaman of Kansas City. Pannie Deeds and Lizzie Farmer of Ottumwa. Susie Meenach and John Diller of Brighton. He was eighty four and had lived sixty years in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Ohio
Mary Swalen
Kansas City
Nellie Bardaman
Pannie Deeds
Ottumwa
Lizzi Farmer
Susie Meenach
Brighton
John Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adies
East Side Square
Washington Baseball Team
Keota
North English
Company D
Iowa City
Lolmes
American Pearl Button Co
Progressives
Condi
Ering
Contesf
Olfosen
Tion
DO Medicine CO
Davenport
Lordly Disraeli
Abraham Diller
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Dr. Pierce
Br. Pierce
Nelson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!