Foley's Kidney Pills Cited As Remedy For Rheumatism
A. M. Nason of Canaan Maine reports severe seiatic rheumatism due to uric acid in blood and credits Foley's Kidney Pills with complete cure and removal of black specks before vision. Jemmon's Pharmacy and Lammon's Pharmacy quote similar kidney relief from the pill, calling it a superior uric acid solvent.
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A. M. Nason
Canaan
Foley
Jemmon
Woodville
Folley
Lammon
Ottumwa Red Sox swept by Washington in doubleheader
Washington beat Ottumwa 4 to 3 in the morning game and 13 to 2 in the second as the hosts pounded Ottumwa pitcher Simpson for four homers. Erwin debuted at short for Washington, nicknamed Sleepy Erwin, and Parks, Thompson, Dodge led the offense in a sunny, well attended split that netted a small profit for the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Sox
Ottumwa
Ottumwans
Association
Simpson
Kruddleson
Serne
Erwin
Short
Macomb
Ill
Monmouth College
Rwin
Holm
Wilkes
Leonard
Thompson
Dodge
Parks
Tyree
Waddleson
Wheeler
Wheeler-Erwin-Schliebner
Schlebner
Washington dominates Sigourney in seven inning game
Washington won 14 to 2 at Sigourney with Stephen son pitching seven innings and Helen taking the eighth. Sigourney had six hits off Stephenson and none off Holm as fielders filled the mound to save pitchers for yesterday. Wheeler returned from a hand injury to throw strong against the Red Sox. The score by innings shows Washington offense with early runs and Sigourney unable to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
Washington
Stephenson
Helen
Holm
Wheeler
Red Sox
Foley's Kidney Pills advertisement claims cures and health restoration
An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Pills touts backache relief, kidney strengthening, urinary regulation, tissue rebuilding, and uric acid reduction to prevent Bright's Disease and Diabetes, urging buyers to refuse substitutes from Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Four Big Games Billed for Washington Week
Washington schedules a busy week with the Chicago Union Giants visiting Monday, the Tama-Toledo team led by Mark Hyland on Tuesday, the Nebraska Indians returning midweek, and the home team likely playing at Sherrard Friday and Saturday. Iowa City appears for a second game tomorrow with Ellert set to start and Shirley slated to pitch today.
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Washington
Chicago Union Giants
Windy City
Tama-Toledo
Mark Hyland
State University Fame
Wahsington
Nebraska Indians
Satuday
Sherrard
Iowa City
Ellert
Shirley
Standings and leagues compiled from early baseball records
The page lists American and National League standings with team wins and losses for Boston Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cleveland Detroit New York St Louis Brooklyn and others. It also covers minor leagues and regional associations with team records, plus three by league figures and city tables.
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Include Wide Mix of Routs
A sprawling set of results across multiple leagues shows Chicago beating Cleveland 2 1 in game one while Cleveland wins 9 4 in game two, and Washington sweeping New York in both games. Detroit outscored St Louis 9 3 in game one, with a second game listed. National League play features Chicago taking St Louis 2 0 and 3 2 in 10 innings, plus Brooklyn 10 4 New York 5 2, and other pairings Philadelphia Boston Pittsburg Cincinnati. American Association shows St Paul 9 Minneapolis 5 with rain postponements elsewhere, and numerous other city matchups across the Central and Western leagues plus Wisconsin Illinois League pairings.
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W. Ts
Boston
Philelia
Wasititon
Chicago
P.C
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Stews City
Denver
Moines
Wisconsin
Appleton
Oshkosh
Ah Racine
Wausaw
Akron
JO Canton
AMG. Rapids
Se So
Rend
Zenesville
Wichita
Amiomaha
Ianeain
Topeka
Illinois League
Rockford
Green Bay
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
American Association
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Danville
Bloomington
Quincey
Peoria
Quincy
Dubuque
Davenport
Decatur
Springfield
Springfeld
South Bend
Springfieild
Erie
Youngstown
Canton
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
Dayton
Sioux City
Des Moines
Wisconsin-Illinois Leagure
Madison
Racine
Aurora
Monmouth
Muscatine
Johnson Wins Fight on Foul in Ninth Round
Las Vegas New Mexico July 6 Jack Johnson awarded the decision over Jim Flynn after a foul in the ninth round The scene outside the arena showed heavy crowd movement as officials and fighters prepared to enter the ring. Referee W Smith faced a volatile crowd after delivering the verdict amid protest.
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Las Vegas
Rivers
N. M
Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
Fd W. Smith
Chicago
Wolgast
Welch
Jack
McGoorty Brown
Benton Harbor
Mich
McGoorty- Brown
McGoorty
Brown
Charles Johnson
Attell
Eddie Marine
Seattle
Wash
Abe Attell
Glide
Marine
Abe
Light Made Audible by Wonderful Invention
A blind man demonstrated at an London optical conference how the optophone by Dr. Fournier Wilde converts light to sound. By moving a tube the operator counted people between him and a window and gauged light contrasts, while reporters noted a cinema-like sound when viewing light and darkness.
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London
Joe
Fournier Wilde
New York Times
Plans for Archaeologists Congress in Rome
An international archaeological congress will meet in Rome in October with about ten leading archaeologists and historians attending. About 100 renowned scholars have sent studies including works by Professor Arthur Lincoln Frothingham of Princeton on Roman augural laws and the Arch of Constantine, and Professor Charles Waldstein of Cambridge on Meruclean excavation plans that fell through. Topics cover prehistoric to Christian archaeology, classical art, epigraphy, numismatics, mythology, and ancient topography.
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International Archaeological Congress
Rome
Arthur Lincoln Frothingham
Princeton
Arch of
Constantine
Charles Waldstein
Cambridge University
Merculaneum
Magnet Extracts Pins From Miss Lafferty's Throat
Doctors at St Agnes Hospital Philadelphia used a magnetized steel bar to remove ten pins from Miss Mary Lafferty after she swallowed them during a sewing mishap. A chest X ray showed another pin, later found to have moved into the stomach, ending the planned procedure.
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St. Agnes’ Hospital
Philadelpha
Mary Lafferty
Snyder Avenue
Pick Woman for Governor in Socialist Referendum
Miss Anna Malley of Everett is nominated for Washington governor by a Socialist referendum ballot. The Socialist slate includes a full ticket with Minnie Parks of Seattle reelected as state treasurer. Malley defeated Judge Richard Winser of Seattle School Board by 500 votes and campaigns as a likely second candidate if major parties stay split.
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Anna Malley
Everett
Washington
Socialist Party
Minnie Parks
Seattle
Miss Matley
Richard Winser
SOO
Mse
National Probation Reform Urged by Colonel Sonntag
Colonel Sonntag calls for a national probation law to reform the handling of youthful offenders. He cites state successes in California and Ohio, federal delays, and cases of young workers punished harshly for weak acts. He advocates stricter age rules and humane bail practices to prevent crime and family distress.
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Sonntag
Congress
Coronel Charles Sounteg
Federal
Grand Jury
California
Coronel Sontag
Ohio
Jaib
Sho
Senatay
Ender
Sounteg
Woman Explorer Starts Himalayan Survey Expedition
Mrs Bullock Workman the Himalayan explorer sets out from Kashmir with an Anglo Indian agent and two Baluchi orderly guards to lead a survey expedition. She aims to map the Rose Glacier the largest in Asia and study its relation to Oprang valley while triangulating for supply safety across ten weeks and 30 miles of glacier.
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Bullock Workman
Royal Indian Army
Kashmir
Kangikoran
Asia
Oprang
Turkestan
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Washington, No. 6
Mutual
Iowa
Generalivy Fair
P. Rambler
Sidney Smith Garage
SMITH
Premier Typewriter and Typewriter Bank
F. Greene
FO & MM. State Bank
A. J. Goodspeed
West Chester
Lexington
Surrey
Geo. Sehneid
N. Lowa Ave
Aquare
T. J. Neiswanger
Harvey, Iowa
Short Thorn Bulls
D. Rittenhouse & Son
Rock Island
Rock Island Station
John
Ocals Urue Red Sox
Olous Onslacogist OF Wash
Ington Braves
Gilbert
Balla
Ilert
Huddleson
Ert
Lord
Price
Schliebner
Our Fair City
Ottumwn
Doies
Parker
Ducky
Teal
Otumwa Leonard
Ottumwa Aba H Poae Leonard
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Canes
SD Parker
Ef Lord
Sete
Creek
Cookred
Sehliebner
Tommy
Dugby
Kellert
Stevenson
Oltamwa
Ownby
Schaub
Ty “ Parker
Cockrell
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Jhrwin
Jacobson
Eiert
Tnnings
Washington Pee
Johnson
Italy
Odd
Socialist Party of Washington
Woman Explorer
Rose Glacier
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