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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1911

Page

8

Comeback Season Looms For Many In Major Leagues

Major league clubs plan to add veterans and prospects in spring camps, with a wave of comebacks across both leagues. Cleveland leads with seven returnees including ONeill Collamure Hyde Barr and Manusch, as scouts rebuild depth and ripen in faster company.

Tom Iiudhes Jimny Calghan Cleveland O'Neill Worcestr Teber Collamure Scranton Hyde Barr New Orleans Manusch New York Giants Athletics Wiliams Browns Konnick Dayton

Baseball Field National League Scores and Standings

In early game notes from the National League, Cincinnati, New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, and other clubs are listed with scattered inning-by-inning tallies and pitcher lineups. Marquard Wiltse and Meyers appear for New York, with Bemton and Clarke mentioned for St. Louis, and Haskette and O Neill noted for Cleveland action.

Toronto Maxwell New York Ontfielder Tryatt Cinccinnati N. WE Cincinnati Marquard Wiltse Meyers Bemton and Clarke St. Louis Rok BK Philadelphia St. Loonie Goodootolo Slarmen Zathert Bliss Alexander Cotter Cbhicago Chicago Berten-Rain

Incomplete Scoreboard Summary From Midwestern Games

Fragmentary results show Minneapolis and St Paul games with varied scores. Detroit and Indianapolis entries appear misformatted. Kansas City hosted Louisville with a five to four result. The Milwaukee and Columbus line ends with rain affecting play.

Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Milwaukee Ve Columbus

Pioneering Merchant B F Hamilton Dies at 92

Benjamin F. Hamilton of Saco Maine dies at ninety two. He was the first U S merchant to hire women as sales clerks, starting in 1855 in a large dry goods store. The practice sparked local boycotts but later spread to Biddeford and Portland with strong success.

Saco Benjamin F. Hamilton Hamilton Biddeford Portland

Aberdeen to settle Ireland railway strike amid low porter turnout

The earl of Aberdeen, lord lieutenant of Ireland, seeks to end the railway strike as porters at the Great Northern stage a partial walkout. Despite disruption, passenger trains run with limited service and 20,000 Ulster delegates reach Belfast for an anti home rule demonstration without incident.

Dublin Ireland Earl of Aberdeen Lord Leutenant Great Northern Ulster Belfast

Accused Arson Leader Nabbed in Illinois Conspiracy Case

Springfield dispatch says A. Six, tied to a Blue Mound Bank robbery arrest, was taken into custody by State Fire Marshal Doyle on bench warrants. He is charged with conspiring to burn the Adeline hotel at Peoria last spring, an incident securing $15 000 in insurance. The Fire Marshal alleges an Illinois arson gang has collected hundreds of thousands in premiums in recent years.

Springfield Blue Mound Doyle Peoria Mashal Illnois

How to Keep Cream Fresh

Practical advice on preserving cream by heating near boiling, bottling in glass, and cooling to keep it sweet. Notes that cream stays fresh for several days in moderate weather and beyond two days in warm weather.

How to Fill Preserve Jars with a Gravy Boat

A simple method uses a gravy boat to ladle hot fruit into jars. The handle aids dipping from the boiling kettle and the long neck fits both quart and pint jars to reduce juice spills.

Local Team Edges Ainsworth 24 to 0 in Football

The eleven from Washington defeated Ainsworth high school 24 to 0 on Saturday. The Washington lineup contained mostly second string players averaging about 120 pounds, lighter than Ainsworth. Four Clapper conversions and four touchdowns by backfield members Minick Buckley Russell secured the win. Harry Palmgren refereed before a sizable crowd.

Ainsworth Ains Clapper Minick Buckley Russell Washington Harry Palmgren

Hood Comedy at Graham Saturday

Weary Willie Walker drew a large Graham crowd Saturday night despite rain. Fred B. Flood played the leading fan maker keeping the audience roaring. a clever company staged a light hearted comedy about missing husbands and explanatory twists at the end.

Willie Walker Graham Fred B. Flood Willie

Foley's Kidney Remedy Liquid Proven Value for Ailments

Foley's Kidney Remedy (Liquid) is presented as effective for acute and chronic kidney and bladder issues. The ad highlights benefits for elderly people as a tonic and restorative aid and notes it is available from AHL Druggists.

AHL

Old Time Remedy Darkens the Hair

An early hair tonic uses sage and sulfur to darken hair, curb dandruff, and stimulate growth. Modern ready made versions from Wyeth Chemical Co promise lab quality and a money back guarantee if it fails to perform as described. McElhinney Drug Co is listed as special agent.

Wyeth Chemical Company New York Wyeth McElhinney Drug Co

Meritol Snow White Liniment Endorsed by Lemmon's Pharmacy

Promotion urges everyone in Washington to try Meritol Snow White Liniment for pains rheumatism and sprains. Lemmon's Pharmacy claims unrivaled recommendation and strong endorsement of the product.

Washington Meritol Lemmon

Moving Day for Dyspepsia

A vintage ad touts Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets promising quick relief from indigestion and belching. It claims meals become enjoyable, with no stomach distress, headaches, or dizziness, after a few days of use. A large box costs 25 cents and trial boxes are free at drugstores.

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