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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
6
The report lists NL games with St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago New York and other matchups, including box scores and pitcher pairings. It also notes driving and road conditions, American auto clubs and speedway interests, with state progress in Nebraska and Michigan toward county organizations for future racing events.
Bloomfield defeated Washington 5 to 2 on Bloomfield grounds with strong pitching. Washington led early scoring in the third, Bloomfield tied it in the sixth, and three Bloomfield runs in the eleventh sealed the win. Box notes list home runs by W. Carl and Pulman. Umpires were Bell and others.
Readable fragments show names such as Krapp Kalerood Fisher Nagle and Atinginaher and others linked to various cities including Cleveland Ontario Boston Philadelphia and New York. The garbled text includes scattered pairings like Powell Stephens Becher Bireet and Donovan Stansee Portl Sweeney with unclear roles or events.
The Touring Club of America and state highway officials press for better routes from Washington to Ottawa and New York to San Francisco. Governor Rosa backs highway expansion in New Hampshire. Dustless Connecticut roads get over one million gallons of oil this season.
Our church organist requests a leave of absence during June due to a busy wedding season last year that led to sprained fingers while playing wedding marches.
John Det known as the defender of Cameron dam lies critically ill in Waupun state prison from blood poisoning linked to a wound suffered in a notable battle with deputy sheriffs last October. A telegram reported that his hand infection includes bone splinters from a dum dum bullet attack.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cleanses blood and mucous surfaces. It asserts traditional external applications fail and claims endorsements by a top physician. Sold by druggists with testimonials available on request. Also mentions Hall family pills for constipation.
Druggists report strong demand for sage tea used to promote hair growth and color. Wyeth's Saze and Sulphur Hair Remedy adds sulfur to a ready made sage tea, offered at fifty cents a bottle with a money back guarantee if it does not work as claimed.
An article on thrifty cooking argues home economics and prudent meat use. It addresses price awareness, overcooking risks, and practical methods for preparing beef cuts like skirt steak with searing, simmering, and slow cooking to preserve tenderness and flavor.
Chicago August 1 fire at Loews Livery stables caused the death of twenty two horses. Authorities suspect an incendiary threw a lit match into the basement, igniting stalls and suffocating or burning the animals before rescue efforts could reach them.
An advertisement touts Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast acting relief for indigestion. It claims immediate alleviation of belching sour taste and stomach rumblings, with continued use promising lasting digestion and comfort after meals. A 25 cent box is advertised at any drug store.
A faked audience praised Cowboy and the Thief as the best western drama of the period calling it a classic. Florence Kelley and Marjory Holmes control their parts with versatility while Nellie Siddona and Helen Cory shine in key roles. The comedy by Kelley and Morgan keeps the crowd laughing as Sasea by Hyatt earns applause. Tonight the program offers For the Honor of the Flag about Mexico with bold candor and patriotism.
A cafeteria exchange ends with a diner challenging the cashier over a questionable dollar. The guest speculates the note may be damaged and jokes that biting it will reveal if it tastes bad, hinting at concern over authenticity.
Women with any form of illness are invited to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are handled by women only and kept confidential. The company offers free advice and a helpful book upon request, with no payment expected.
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