Mrs Mary Gregovich Recovers Hair Loss with New Remedy
Philipsburg Montana resident Mrs Mary Gregovich recounts typhoid illness this summer caused hair loss and bald spots. After using Herpterde advised by a doctor the shedding ceased and hair thickened. She reports dandruff cured by Verpicide sold by leading druggists with Detroit and Washington agents promoting sample tones.
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Philipsburg
Montana
Mary Gregovich
Philpsburg
Mont
Sendiéc
Hermcide Co
Detroit
Mich
Edward Stevens Stirst
Phillip
Yacht Club Opens Power Boat Races in Georgetown Channel
Corinthian Yacht Club staged a three race opening series for Potomac River power boats Sunday afternoon directly in front of the club at New Hampshire avenue NW. Secretary Clarke officiated as starter with handicaps. Despite ebb tides, fast times were posted and spectators watched from the bank. Next races set for September 10 at 4 pm on the same course with results across three classes noting winners and times.
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Corinthians
Georgetown Channel
Corinthian Yacht Club
New Hampshire Avenue
Potomac River
Clarke
Lule BF Ruppertus
Thaé
Mamie S Svamark
Ruth B
J Ballinger
Luluare
Carl Peter
Fin
JP Welcher
Staunton
Ssamton
Edna J Tseker
J Krensler
Long Race for Yachts From Marblehead to Halifax
In light air under a clear sky on Aug 1 five schooners sailed from Marblehead to Halifax 365 miles under Eastern Yacht Club auspices. Participating yachts included Corona A F Luke Himina H F F Brewster Hope Leslie Commodore Law rence Minot Agatha WS Eaton and Black Hawk. The Elmina belongs to New York Yacht Club and Black Hawk to Boston Yacht. Rockport boats represented by the others. Aug 21 New York fleet yachts near Cape Ann were becalmed with wind dead ahead, three hours to pass the point.
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Marblehead
Halifax
Eastern Club
Mass
Eastern Yacht Club
Corona
A. F Luke
Himina H
F F Brewster
Hope Leslie
Lawrence Minot
Agatha
WS. Eaton
Black Hawk
Charles E Gibson
Elmina
New York Yacht Club
Boston
Bu i Rockport
New York
Cape Ann
Surgeon for Auto Club Chief Medical Officer Named in Oak Park
Chicago August 21 The automobile club of Oak Park a suburb has elected a physician as a regular officer The official Surgeon will carry liniment and bandages to tend members with cuts or bruises on pilgrimages He accompanies the club on its tours and parades remaining in constant attendance during participation
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Chicago
Automobile Club
Oak Park
Chess Tearnex Results in seventh round action in Germany
In Barmen Germany Aug 21 the seventh round of the new chess masters tournament produced wins and draws for top players including Janowsk i over Marshall, Maroczy drawing Bernstein and Tschigorin losing to Schlechter Gottschall defeated Mieses while Alapin drew Wolf and Burn adjourned with Pardeleben Suechting drew with Leonhardt and John Berger adjourned Great Neck Team Won in Newport Aug 21 the Westchester Cups second game at Westchester Polo Club saw Great Neck trailing by five goals and losing 19 to 2 to Point Judith
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Barmen
Germany
Janowski
Marshall
Maroczy
Bernstein
John
Berger
Tschigorin
Schlechter
Alapin
Wolf
Burn
Pardeleben
Suechting
Leonhardt
Gottschall
Mieses
Newport
Westchester
Pwoint Judith
Canteen Wins Amsterdam Stakes Narrowly At Saratoga
Canteen, a 4 to 1 shot, wins the Amsterdam Stakes by a length at Saratoga on a fast track, beating Glen Echo and Blucher. Charawind takes the steeplechase in a head, Ruths Rattler Veronese takes the third, with Hume and Sir Caruthers also scoring in early races.
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Charawind
Ruth
Rattler
Veronese
Saratoga
M. W
Canteen
Glen Echo
Blucher
Kuroki
Hume
Sir Caruthers
Mintin
Reyrolds
King Pepper
McDante
Byways
Bewall
Druid
Wiley
Old England
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Graham
Secon
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O'Neil
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D'Arkle
Miller
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the Gleam
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Biucher
Norbury
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Hanticap
Furlong Hume
Burns
Monaleur Begucaire
von Tromp
Myers
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Sonoma Belle
Wire In
Tyron
Caraman
Workman
Coronal
Ed News
Dagan
Mintle
McDanioh
Remington
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Paloro
Dave Lewin
High Brush
Grespland
Top Sail
Ingleside
Tavannes
R UT Arn
Annie Oakley
Suds
Edward Russell
Turkeys Foot
Peter Paul at Long Odds Wins Fort Erie Third Race
Buffalo race results recap show Peter Paul an overlooked long shot winning the Fort Erie third race at 25 to 1. Multiple races feature tight finishes with favorites and long shots mixing the winners and a slow track noted at Latonia.
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Peter Paul
Fox Elle
Buffalo
Lady Walker
Pason
Peter Penn
Jolly Which
Circular Jon
la Londe
Don Domo
Pipe
Herman Johnson
W H Carey
Zang McClelland
Chia
Little Bos
Lewis Kraft
Mim Affable
Billy Handsell
Little Hed
Runners and Odds From Todays Tentative Card
Horse entries across six races listed with names and odds. The note shows multiple horses per race and several fractional prices, with several misspellings and garbled text.
Racecard fragment with mixed names and odds from a horse meet
Fragmentary listing shows horses, owners, odds, and weights across multiple races. Entries include Chicorka Maid Tom Kitay Laurel Mayor Johnson Picture Hat Ethel Davin plus several others with varying odds and weights, reflecting a disorganized pastiche of a racing program.
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Pontote
Harbera Whiting
Major Carpenter
Crescerton
Best Man
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Altista
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Handy Bill
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J W O'Neill
Trixie White
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the Laurel
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Erle Les
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Jors
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America II
Susanne
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Roamini
Daffodil
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Gambling boom at Saratoga nets record losses and wins
Public wagers at Saratoga tracks and clubs amount to about 1.77 million dollars, with bookmakers and gambling houses raking in large profits while players face heavy losses. Prominent venues Ullman & Mackin and Canfield clubs report strong turnover and record gains amid a frenzied season.
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Saratoga
Cenfield
Joe Ullman
Casinlo J
Monte Carlo
Nice
Ullman
Ullman & Mackin’s
Saratoga Club
Richard Canfield
Ultman
Ufn Field
Guggenheim
Faber
Canfiela's
Ullman & Mackin
Canfield
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United States Club
Gunton Temple tops Church League after protest over ineligible players
The Mount Pleasant Congregational protest over St Stephen's ineligibility was sustained by the Sunday-school Athletic Association. The game is thrown out. Gunton Temple declared Section A champion with 14 wins and 6 losses. Congregational finishes second. play resumes with a series to decide the league crown and a playoff between Section leaders. Fifth Baptist won Section B and seeks a title shot, with Mr Bie acting as umpire.
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Fifth Baptist
Mount Pleasant ‘Congregational
St. Stephen's
Sunday-school Athletic Association
Mount Pleasant Congregational
S T Stephen's
Mount Pleasant
Teague
Congregational
Hubbard
Capt
Langley
Gunton
Bie
Post season games planned by Capital City clubs
Capital City clubs arrange a series of post season games with numerous matches listed across venues and dates. Teams include Aloysius versus Columbis and National A Club, Stephen's versus N A, and GC versus Aloysius. Matches span August into September at Colizeum and Navy venues, with Mahone Lot and other venues hosting.
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Capital City
Lube
Aloysia Vx. Columbis
Mahonn Lot
NAC Yn
GC A. C
Collgoum
It. Patrick's Va. National A. Club
All Printing Office Ve. Moyalur
Mahone Lot
Gerroll
National A
Columbia Ve
Navy
Coliseum
Aloysius Ve
A.C
N. A. O Va
Aloysius
Mahon Loft
Stephen's Ve. N. A
Ne A
CG. A. C
Colizeum
Sep
Treasury Triumphs In Departmental League Baseball Clash
Sanders pitched a first class game for Treasury as they defeated Justice 6 to 4 in a Departmental League matchup. Weber starred with a sharp throw to second, while Burbank delivered solid fielding. Justice were undermanned, Bielaski and Kivin schmidt absent, forcing weaker substitutes.
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Treasury
Conmercé
Eaver
Sanders
Weber
Basel
Justice
Burbank
Bielaski
Kivinschmidt
Justice Rhgah
Iylor
Beckett
Ogig McMahon
Imac
H Beckett
Ree Ee
Joutshan
Aagi Wee
Oo Deltymple
P & OO Teort
Orrore
Balle
OM Sanders
Dalrymple
Asex McMahon
Taylor
Sdescer
Stevenson
Doyle
Cuttendep
Serders
Hoffman
Beckett Brothers
Balla Wahers A
E Beckett
Mr. Coilllower
Totsia da
Interleague Championship Ends In Tie At Epiphany Park
In a tight interleague game on the bureau grounds yesterday St Martin and Epiphany split a 3 3 tie after Saint Martin rallied with two seventh inning runs. Hanvey starred for Epiphany while Dugan and Robertson contributed for St Martin in a closely played contest. Umpire Mr Dondero officiated, game time 1 hour 17 minutes.
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St. Martin’s
Bt. Martin
Hanvey
Episcopal Boys
St. Martin
RHOAL
OlRider
Hagett
Roger
Rogeta
Roberteon
Toore
Baste
Fiallagher
Gallagher
Evans
Gallaghen
Nehor
Aloysius Beats Nationals In Six Inning Fight
Aloysius Club won 4 to 1 over the Nationals after a three-run rally on one hit and three errors in the sixth inning. Uselton pitched for Aloysius and Leonard held the Nationals in check, with Myers sidelined by a finger injury and Kerr needing to step behind the plate. First-base errors and defensive miscues dominated the box score as Aloysius capitalized on chances and the game ended after one hour and twelve minutes.
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Uselton
Aloysius Club
Leonard
Fettle
Nationals
Myers
Aselton
Kerr
Club Rho
Kélly
Noyce
Aloyalus
Aloysium
Mattingly
Hooks
Gates
Kelly
Hughes
St Patrick's Club Edges St Stephen's In Early Win
St Patrick's Club defeated St Stephen's Institute on the Fourteenth Street grounds as Stephen's was crippled without its regular catcher. Helfrich replaced Dougherty and kept Lauder in check, but the Irishmen scored eight runs in the first inning to take the game 8 to 0 in 55 minutes.
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St. Stephan’s Institute
Fourteenth Street
Lydecker Avenue
Helfrich
Dougherty
Lauder
Stephen
At. Patrick's
Bei Stephens
Bishop
Ett
A Brien
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OL & O McCarron
Fleyden
Carroll
Ley
Offiaioran
Fedall Ib
O Sullivan
Wamillton
Porsythe
Stump
Oeandan P
Heinrich
Ogle
Pall
St. Patrick’s
St.Stephen’s
St. Stephen’s
St Patrick's
Bells
Om Lauder
Steep
O'Brien
Stalen
Ogi
Pitther
Mar. Hardy
Baseball Gossip Points to Major League Draft Push
The minor leagues rush to harvest promising players as Washington and other magnates bid to acquire talent before the drafting season. Falkenberg may join the Nationals via Toronto, while Dorner and Stanley loom for major league roles. Armour doubts strong minor league depth, praising Dorner, Jones, and Hemphill as standout talents amid a crowded market.
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Washington
Falkenberg
Toronto
Nationals
Detroit
Harrisburg
Cincinnatii
Minor
Stahl
Gus Dorner
American Association
Dorner
Cleveland
Columbus
Stanley
New Orleans
Statd
Tom Loftus
South
Joe
Rhem
Armour
Troy Jones
Minneapolis
Charley Hemphill
St. Paul
Jones
Hemphill
Tair
S J. Paul
Davy Fence
Dorner’s pitching craft and doubleheader strain noted
A Western writer profiles Gus Dorner as a top twirler for the Washington team next year. He credits conditioning, control, and the spitball, plus a side arm change, for success. Dorner stresses abstinence, work, and calm focus, claiming no arm trouble and steady readiness to pitch.
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Gus Dorner
Washington
Twirler
Dorner
St. Paul
Columbus
Donner
Gus
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