Sensational Company Ball Game Ends 20–19
Two picked-nines from Wilson and Gazelle Hose companies slugged it out in a fast afternoon clash at the ball park. Van Sickle and McClellan pitched strong early, with Shields and Corbin finishing. Gazelles rallied with a three-run ninth to clinch the win as errors flew fast throughout the high scoring affair.
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Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia Americans
Wilson and
Gazelle Hose Company
Ball Park
Gazelles
Washington
van Sickle
McClellan
Shields
Corbin
Wilsons
Gazelle
Evers
Chance
Elwell
Hoyt
Harwood
Knaeus
Zai Cvo
Shiells
McElho
Kilsor
van Sickler
Kilgore
Pirate
Co. W. Southwell
Fiest
TIZ Promises Quick Foot Relief For Sore Feet
An advertisement touts TIZ as an instant remedy for tired aching and swollen feet plus corns callouses and bunions. It claims to purify feet by drawing out poisons and promises renewed comfort, with a Chicago testimonial and pricing at 25 cents a box.
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A. P. Creutzer
Chicago
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Lil
Uncle Walt the Poet Philosopher
A prose poem contrasts two men, one with an angelic face and a pure soul, the other with a misfit visage but a tainted life. It traces how inner character shapes judgment, noting the era’s moral expectations and public perception of virtue versus vice.
John Jay Buys Hill Bakery In Local Business Move
John Jay acquires the G. W. Hill bakery after a property swap and plans to run it himself from October. Hill retires to focus on other interests while Jay expands into a modern operation with anticipated continued patronage and a new residence purchase by Jay on West Madison Street.
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John Jay
J. 1B. Crail
G. W. Hill
Mr. Hill
Mr. Jay
Jay
George Teas
Teas
Weat
Madison Street
Physicians Prejudiced Against Proprietary Medicines
The article notes doctors resist advertised remedies as they cut income but asserts the public benefits from standard medicines like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It praises hundreds of honest physicians who recommend such medicines despite prejudice.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
United States
W. C. T. U. District Convention Notice
Delegates to the district convention of the W. C. T. U. in Coneville should be ready to board the morning train at 11 o'clock next Tuesday. If attendance is impossible, notify your alternate, S712.
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Coneville
Community notices and society events announced
The Younger Set hosts a dancing party at Knupps hall next Friday evening. Rest Room association meets Friday at 3 pm. Work committee will provide. Ladies Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian church plans a meeting with Mrs. Orville Elder tomorrow afternoon. Rebekah Ladies of Washington county hold a district convention in the IL C O FP hall in Washington on Saturday Sept 24 at 1 30 pm. State president or past president expected. Cyrus Chapter No 13 R A M holds a called convocation Friday at 7 30 pm for Past and Most Excellent Masters Degrees. Royal Arch Masons urged to attend and be ready to assist this fall.
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the Ladies’ Benevolent Society of the Presbyterian Church
Orville Elder
Rebekah Ladies
Washington County
IL. C. O. FP
Washington
Royal Arch Masons
Cyrus
Royal Arch Mason
James D. Glasgow
H. P
Not a Had Idea Either Brings City Editor's Dream to Light
The Raleigh News and Observer editor muses that if fortune smiles on him he will endow a brass band and tour the nation to delight children and the elderly, a public-spirited fantasy reflecting local hopes.
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Raleigh News and Observer
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Steck
Stecks
America
Steck's
Yeatspeemi
Crone, Griez & CO
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
Capital
Fane
Sam Te Thompson
Vice Press
Coulter
W. A. White
Assisant Cashier
King's Naw
Discovery Lane
LUNG
Melhinney
Sickle, McClellan, Shields and
Corbin Pitch
Tiz
Gazelies
Winces
Shieldsky
Corbase
Hout
McNamara
Southwell
Jan Siow
Ward
Berdo
P McElroy
Iowa Gas & Electric CO
Walt
THE
Hill Bakery
J. BB. Crate
Knupp’s Hall
Rest Room Association
Ernoon
Rosenwald & Weil
Windsor
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