Sox Beat Cubs 6 to 2 in Benefit Game for Hospital
The Cub-Sox game raised 910000 dollars. the Sox won 6 to 2. An appeal promotes Fox and Dewey shoes and mentions shoe repair services.
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Fox & Dewey
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1911
Page
2
A Medicine That Gives Confidence Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
Mrs T J Adams of Columbus Kansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured her children's coughs and colds after years of suffering. She says she keeps it in the house at all times and refuses substitutes. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
T. J. Adams
Kansas Ave
Columbus
Kan
New Hair Tonic Meritol Offered by Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Lemmon’s Pharmacy announces Meritol Hair Tonic a new hair treatment developed by the American Drug and Press Association. Customers are invited to try it with a nationwide guarantee backed by the pharmacy.
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Meritol
American Drug and Press Association
Lemmon's Pharmacy
Geo H Paul offers 12 percent preferred stock in orchard project
Geo H Paul announces sale of 250000 dollars in preferred stock of The Geo H Paul Orchard Company to Pueblo and southern Colorado residents. The plan centers on 18000 acres near Pueblo for fruit orchards with a 12 percent annual cash dividend guaranteed.
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Geo. H. Paul
Geo. H. Paul Orchard Co
Geo. H. Paul Orchard Company
Paul
Pueblo
Teller- Devereux
Denver Post
Teller & Devereux
Pueblo City
Canon City
Geo. H. Paul Company
Teller
Colorado
Sidewalk Sketches and Morning at the Club
A humorous sketch contrasts breakfast table characters from cheerful jokers to sour diners. It likens a good humored feeder to a frat session, while a grouch spurs costly divorce suits and a hopeful wife avoids alimony by choosing a cheerful spouse.
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Delilah
Samson
A Comet and Venus Appearing Before Dawn
Early risers report a faint comet visible in the eastern sky around 4 30 each morning while Venus shines nearby and appears exceptionally bright. The note playfully suggests viewing both celestial objects before starting the day. A humorous aside questions hosting a guest with limited space and jokingly proposes using telephone booths as lodging.
Social items highlight club meetings and celebrations
The article catalogs a series of social gatherings at the Yeo men hall and area homes. It notes a basket supper for about sixty, a six o clock dinner for eighteen at West Washington street, and visits from guests in St. Louis. It also mentions musicales at Fortnightly club, a kitchen shower for Miss Grace Hunter, a birthday surprise for Miss Carrie Hamilton, and a Nineteenth Century club luncheon with lavender decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
West Washington Street
Wilfred Stewart
Cooper
St. Louis
City
Carrie Hamilton
Hugh McCleery
C. W. McLaughlin
Joan McLaughlin
Miss Hamilton
East Main Street
Mmes
C. W. McLavehlin
John McLaughlin
Unemployed Army on the Increase in 1909 Labor Report
A Bureau of Labor Statistics report draws on nearly 200 unions and covers all industries. It shows 24.8 percent idle, up from 19.2 percent last year, signaling a worse labor market than in many years except the 1908 panic and attributing the rise to lack of work for those able and willing to work.
The First Papercut King George V Portrait
A character in The Next Step muses on how newspapers will be the first to publish a photo of King George V in full royal regalia and ceremonial robes. The exchange hints at novelty and public fascination with royal imagery across eras.
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King George V
Markets Report from Chicago on Oct 24, 1911
Market activity listed with receipts shipments and estimates for cattle sheep and hogs. Prices show slow movement and lower values across bulk light and heavy grades with regional variations. Grain quotes include wheat corn and oats futures and noted official and estimated figures.
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Chicago
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