Luxuriant Hair Benefit Promoted By Herpicide
A historical advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as destroying germ organisms in hair follicles to restore hair life. It claims the product is grease free and safe for staining or dyeing, with sample requests via Detroit or local pharmacies and barber shops. The text reflects vintage marketing language and multiple regional agents.
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Herpicide Co
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Washington Club Manager Sees Football Reform Ahead
Special to The Washington Post Chicago November 9 Yake Stahl famed grid star and Washington Baseball Club manager says Stage's Chicago marcon d may beat Michigan on Thanksgiving Day and predicts colleges will switch to English soccer. He cites Roosevelt spurring reform and argues rugby rules might be altered to ease danger while heavier teams would need longer gains in downs.
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Washington
Washington Post
Chicago
Ill
Yake Stahl
University of Ilnois
Washington Baseball Club
Chicago Marcond
Michigan
Roosevelt
Jake
Islingis
Ada D Wins Free for All at Brightwood Driv ing Club
Ada D. won the free-for-all trot after Bedford Boy withdrew with illness signs, leaving Ada D. and Gaiety as starters. The matinee race saw heats run with Ada D. clocking 2:20 and 2:19 1/4, while Gaiety posted a best heat of 2:20 1/4, and a protest against Maid Marion was upheld resulting in her disqualification. About 200 spectators watched the finish.
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Bedford Boy
Marion
Brightwood
Ada D
Gaiety
Baltimore
Bedfra Ponsoing
Adam
Gaiery
Mald Marion
Asker
Iunkwood
Maid Marion
Peter Paul Triumphs in Pimlico Gallop Finish
Peters Paul, with Bobbie Kean close in pursuit, edged ahead in a tight finish at Pimlico as six horses battled for victory. Wild Blossom dominated the last race at 15 to 1, while favorites continued to win, and Mickey Crimmins earned three wins in a day. Souvigny led the opening race, with Palora second, as bettors watched a day of close calls and brisk action.
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Pimlico
Washington Post
Baltimore
Peter Paul
R. Bradley
Bobbie Kean
C. C. Smithson
Paul
Bradley
Ted Bobbie Kean
Ted
Ifty
Bobble
Mickey Crimmins
Wild Blossom
Proteus
Impatient Horses At Latonia Duel In Test Stakes
At Latonia racecourse the Test Stakes featured Kercheval challenging Peter Sterling with Kercheval favored. The program notes mention shifty youngsters on the flat and a reported price around $5,000, while race results list Goma and Tarzan among other winners at Cumberland Park with precise times for each leg.
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Peter Sterling
Chiyesa
Latonia
Nashville
Cumberland Park
Goma
Evem
Margaret M
Minnehaha
Besutitol Bem
Tittle Row
Lady Terascon
Bitter Brown
Minna
Mattacchi
Misa Shot
Ewnet Arty
Alrew Wleg
Alliatz
Laura Hunter
Dell Leath
Light Opera
Maj. Carpenter
Karn Lwo
Tarzan
Columbia Girl
Sanguonales
Kercheval
Rolla
Kagus
Hallows
Goldmate
Horstradieh
Awawegang
Margery Gaffney
Orient
Marzo
Rovellie
Little Hoy
Pontman
Turrando
Hestarling
Junglemp
Magnolia
Fallen Leaf
Federmeloo
Bellsnicker Wins Aqueduct Midwood Stakes Narrowly
Water Tank led early but Bellsnicker surged to victory by a head in the Midwood Stakes at Aqueduct. Mamie Worth, a long shot, drew attention with unexpected placing as Debsr won the ivan the Terrible feature and Hippocrates claimed the fourth race in a card dominated by favorites.
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Mamie Worth
Ivan the Terrible
New York
Aqueduct
Bellsnicker
Water Tank
Sewell
Sumakes
BH. Smith
Consideration
L. Smith
Sovereign
Martin
Andrew Mack
Rostand
Adot
England
Girdle
Robador
Sunray
Sukes
Gavin C
Crestfallen
Debsr
McDaniel
Mound
Grenada
Smith
Royal Window
Salling
Seawall
Notts
Hum Sam
Miss Point
Merlinga
Hippocrates
Miller
Dizey Izzy
Taylor
Legates
Palatte
Brigand
Inmainen
Glewatar
Jennie McCabe
Amberjack
Athlous Algarao
Lone Hand
B. Smith
Billy Banestar
Lt. Smith
Secon Meltourne
Perrine
Senechal
E Now
Gold Bearer
Don Fouse
Sadler
Lester L
Hayman
Goldboro
Dunnea
Freeboctar
Parker D
Thistle Heather
Torchello
Daily Racing Entries Show Broad Card Across Tracks
The listing details multiple races at Aqueduct and other venues, including seven furlong sprints for older horses with entries like Widow Mite and Scarecrow, two year olds in selling races such as Padlova, and steeplechase and handicap events. Notable horses and odds are named for each race, with extensive field rosters and post positions across six races at each track.
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Imlico
Mite
Glenbeat
Restance
Cedric
Dapple Gold
Vernese
Mamie March
Hyperion
Scarecrow
Padlova
Boringhan
Bamuel
Ocean Brook
Hayer
Trish Girl
Ben Battle
Don of Brin
Cherry Fighte
Perchance
Mauter
Waterving
Hermitage
Guard
Drone
Critivdl
Our Siater
Fanny
Humpty Dumety
Ne Lio Bum
Optical
Snowball
Flare
Hil Larele
the Loki
Massive
Skite
Uaury
Tolande
Lena J
Turkeyfont
Tiny GiIt
Mies Ogdan
Fancy Bird
Winlrece
Vitesse
Mozania
Oremus
Emergency
Lord Badge
Ginette
Royal Window
Filmmuls
Scotch Plume
Job
Petette
Florala
Arenal
Consuelo II
Lindale
Plancer
Blusher
Roycroft
Sailor Dey
Buela
Colonso
Jgttie Buttersup
Swift Boy
Timbucta
Nathan Hale
Benlale
Jack Boze
Mamie Weinberger
Apollo
Giow King
Nashville
Aailing
Highland Filing
Woodlands
Green Gown
Collector
Naren
Norwood Cho
Mallory
Bedlam
Arc Light
Volnay
Juba
Fallen Leaf
Algonquin
Hite
Little Boy
Lady Jocelyn
Nine
Semon Girl
the Bobby
Paul
Dr. Hart
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Adeweo
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Skeptical
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Renkin
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Curate
Lee King
Lionel
Drorol
Great Lawsuit Decided by Supreme Court
A Supreme Court ruling by the People resolves a lawsuit concerning a patent or claim involving a medical product called Dr. King's New Discovery wing against Coughs and Golds. The decision affirms or settles disputes over prescriptions or sales across druggists.
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Horse arrivals at Benning bring stable entries for autumn meet
Wil Shields former trainer for H. R. Thomas and Oaklawn owner arrives with six including stake winner St. Valentine and frequent winners Ben Hodder Bledmore Brilliant. Howard Lewis manager for Joseph E. Widener steeplechase string arrives with eight including Coligny Gultent Sir Lynwood Nutcracker and four maiden three year olds set for the Junior Steeplechase.
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Wil Shields
H. R. Thomas
Oaklawn
Saratoga
Technical versus Central Will Contest for Second Place
Strong high school teams meet at National Baseball Park this afternoon at 4 PM as Central Technical High School and Central battle for second in the series. Officials expected: Gass of Lehigh and Reiley of Georgetown. Rosters list balanced weights and an exciting clash anticipated.
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Central Technical High School
National Baseball Park
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Lehigh
Joe Reiley
Georgetown
King
Fleming
McCormick
Taylor
McDonald
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Bristol
Evans
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Tullback
Ellsworth
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McCarthy
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Thiele
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Garby
Georgetown Boathouse Converted From Langley Airship Vessel
Georgetown University students rescue a boat house dream as Prof Langley’s airship craft is turned into a floating boathouse for the rowing program. The former government vessel will be fitted with a two story storage area, shells and oars on the first floor, three partitions on the second, a surrounding gallery for spectators, a gangway, and mooring about twenty feet offshore.
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Georgetown University
Georgetown Boathouse
Thirty-second Street
Langley
Zappone
Georgetown Aquatics
Rowing Association
Potomac Boathouse
Supper for Western Team Honors by Athletic Association
Western High School football team, crowned all high school champions, will be feted at a Saturday supper by the school athletic association. The Princeton Alumni Cup, to become the program’s permanent property after three consecutive wins, will be awarded in an early Georgetown High School assembly. Presentation day to be set at the Princeton Alumni Association smoker in Washington tonight. Lamson to play Harvard vs Pennsylvania in coming game as Pennsylvania player deemed eligible by Harvard committee. Beell defeats Parr in two straight falls in Buffalo wrestling match.
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Western High School
Western
Athlete Association
Princeton Alumni
Georgetown High School
Princeton
Washington
University Club
Lamson
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Pennsylvania
Pernnsylvania
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Tbig
Cornel
Crimson
Quakers
Penn
Yale
The
W. T. Reid, Jr
Reid
Pennay
Ultter
Alligan
Crimaon
Penns
Dopes
Ola Ei
New Haven
Brown
Capt. Shevlin
Hyde Park Football Team Suspended Over Oak Park Game
Hyde Park High School eleven football players were suspended for thirty days by Principal Hiram B. Loomis after a game with Oak Park High linked to Vernon Wise’s death. Loomis cited warnings to not play due to academic backlog but did not mention Wise’s death. Pupils voiced discontent and threats to appeal to the board of education, arguing the fatality changed the outcome.
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Chicago
Hyde Park High School
Oak Park
Board of Education
Death of Exeter football player Knight in Massachusetts
Horatio T. Knight of Springfield Mass, a member of the Philips Exeter Academy football team class of 19, died of meningitis today after playing a game last Saturday. He is said to have been in poor health prior to the contest.
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Exeter
Njhl
Horatio T. Knight
Springfield
Mass
Philips Exeter Academy
Knight
Cornell Not Hopeful For Princeton Game
Cornell varsity football prepared for an early train to Princeton with slim hopes for the game. Coachs Warner Kent trainer Monkiey and staff accompany the squad as risks grow at tackle positions due to Costello not playing. The travel roster lists capt Costello Van Orman Roadhouse Schildmiller Middleditch enda Cook Oderkirk O Rourke Dann Thompson Furman Downs Hodge Wildes Newman Pollak Rice Newhall Walder Martin Harle Martinez Gibson Waluday Wolhem.
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Cornell
Princeton
Littls
Swarthmore
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Warner
Kent
Monkiey
W. Champion
W. F. Wardwell
van Orman
Roadhouse
Schildmiller
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Cook
Oderkirk
O'Rourke
Dann
Thompson
Furman
St Johns Juniors Win Over Friends Select School Team
The St John Juniors defeated Friends Select School's second team on their field 15 to 6 on a Wednesday afternoon. St John’s opened with effective line plunging, Ma roney, Babbington, and Ruppert scoring. Friends rallied in the second half but could not overcome the gap. Both sides played fast with few fumbles and no successful field goals.
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St. John Jum
Friends Select School
St. John's
Ma~roney
Babbington
Ruppert
Soal
St Johns to Meet Maryland Agricultural College in Annapolis
The St Johns football team under Manager Sinclair will depart Saturday morning for College Park to face Maryland Agricultural College in the annual contest. The squad has completed its hardest week of practice ahead of games with Gallaudet Johns Hopkins and Pennsylvania Military College as it chases the Maryland intercollegiate title.
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Annapolis
St. John's
Sinclair
Maryland Agricultural College
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Gallaudet
Johns Hopkins
Pennsylvania Military College
Hair Vigor Ad Promises Youthful, Glossy Locks
An old advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a hair food that stops shedding, softens strands, and restores “deep, rich color” to gray hair. The product, claimed to be sold for 60 years by Case, is pitched as restoring youthfulness.
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Harvard and Penn in focus as big gridiron clashes loom
Harvard and Pennsylvania brace for a pivotal intercollegiate showdown at Franklin Field. Harvard weighs heavier and braces for Pennsylvanias steady comeback, while Yale eyes dominance ahead of a crucial clash with Princeton and a potential late season meeting with Harvard.
Roosevelt May Attend Harvard Yale Game
President Roosevelt expects to attend the Harvard Yale football game in Cambridge on November 25 and has filed for eight seats with the Harvard Athletic Association. He will assess whether his suggested game reforms have been adopted and is weighing whether duty calls will keep him away.
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Imperialist
Belmont Park
Woolgatherer
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Seata
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