New Hair Growth Claim From Three Months Of Herpicide
A 1899 testimonial from Nels Peterson of Lime Spur Montana credits Herpicide with restoring hair after six years of baldness. The advert asserts dandruff and a germ cause, claims the germ is killed and follicles intact enough for regrowth. Peterson reports a full head of hair after three months of use.
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Nels Peterson
Lime Spur
Mont
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Stevens’ Pharmacy
Atfeck’s Pharmacy
Pa. Ave
Dalzell Dominates Chevy Chase Golf Qualifier
Samuel Dalzell won the Chevy Chase tournament qualification with 167 strokes, as 64 contestants vied for 13 cups. Lee Harban W S Brooke and Dr Gray were among the next lowest scorers, with strong forms suggesting easy opposition in today’s play amid favorable weather and dry greens.
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Lee Harban
W. S. Brooke
Dr. Gray
Chevy Chase
Samuel Dalzell
Representative Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Daelzell
Les Harbin
Davidson
Lafferty
Glazebrooke
Mattingly
L. L. Harbin
Mrr. Dalzell
Dr. Harbin
P. A. Varadhara
Washington
Victor Kauffmann
Scotland
Far East
Mr. Varadhara
W. A. Knowles
Bannockburn
Carda
Fama
Yale golf team standings and upcoming pairs play
The list shows Yale golfers and colleagues from Columbia and Washington at an intercollegiate event with scores for players like Dalzell, Barban, Gray, Mattingly, Weaver, Harrison, Pettus, Talcott, West, Rankin, and more. It includes daily pairings for today’s rounds and the first three brackets of sixteen players.
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Dalzell
Chevy Chase
L. L. Barban
Columbia
Brooke
Audubon
W. M. Gray
Davidson
Mattingly
L. W. Weaver
G. Harrison
Chevy Chas
W. J McNally
Moran
Churchill
Wallastan
W. J. Pettus
A. Winter
Washington
Talcott
L. West
D Dalzoll
Plitaburg
Hollen
St. David
W Clapp
Jabneon
David Weaver
A T King
Por . G. Bynon
P. H. Tamplitt
P A. Varallhara
V. Kauffmann
J. McB. Sterrett
Chevy Cham
F. Ham
Jackson
van Leer
Bannockburn
G A Crawford
H, Greene, Jr
Ng F B
Pyle
Heaton
Prentiss
Bengoce Ee
EH. Erter, Jr
Chevy Chane
Choman” Fraters
Columbie
S& Dalzell
C. Harriton
J.C. Daviteon
J. H. Gordon, Jr
L. Alexander
L. W. Glazebrook
M. Thompson
W. J. McNelly
George A. Weaver
M. E. Danforth
George ©. Lafferty
L. L. Ha
Belmonts Tie Brookland Club in Radford Jet clash
Belmonts and Brookland Athletic Club battled to a 6 to 5 score at the Radford Jet. Kountz and Mese starred for Belmonts while Mid dickauf and Tansill led Brookland. Umpire Mr. Harnsberger.
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Adekauf
Kounts
Belmonts
Brookland Athletic Club
Radford
Kountz
Mese
Middickauf
Tansill
Viettors
Belmont
Crockland A
Mar. Stewart
Middlehaul
Army and Navy Prep in Shape for Tome Institute Game
The Army and Navy Preparatory School football team completed its final practice before facing Jacob Tome Institute in Port Deposit Maryland. Coach Wefers focused on game fundamentals and signal work to sharpen players for tomorrow's contest.
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Jacob Tome Institute
Army and Navy Preparatory School
Port Deposit
Wefers
Clark
Few Entries at Shoot at Capital City Club
Threatening weather reduced turnout for the Capital City Rifle and Revolver Club fall shoot. About a baker's dozen entered, with Bunn of the Metropolitan Police excelting at long range and Lieut Farrow of the District of Columbia National Guard dominating the short range and re entry matches. Bunn withdrew late in the twenty five yard revolver contest claiming sight issues, and remaining shots may determine the prize as re entries are not allowed.
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Markamen
Capital City
Bunn
Metropolitan
Lieut
Farrow
District of Columbia National Guard
Bunn Ta
Our Young Men's Suits Offer Perfect Fit and Style
Our Young Men's Suits feature fancy worsteds cheviots and cassimeres along with grays blues and blacks in sizes 14 to 20 (31 to 36 chest). The shop emphasizes well drafted models tailored with careful lines and offers savings for smaller sizes with prices from 10 to 25 dollars.
Georgetown Dows Soldiers in Prep Win Over Fort Myer
Georgetown varsity defeated Fort Myer 33 to 0 in a final hard practice before facing Swarthmore. The Blue and Gray showed dash and snap with most regulars playing, five first half touchdowns and two goals, supplements from Lux and Sweeny in long runs. Dr Reilly praised the team’s progress and foresees a tough battle against Swarthmore.
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Blue and Gray
Swarthmore
Georgetowns
Fort Myer
Soldiers
Quakers
Reilly
Georgetown
Varsity
West
McGuire
Arthur Wall Acquitted in Kenilworth Poolroom Case
Arthur Wall, president of the Maryland Telegraph Company, Kenilworth, was found not guilty by a circuit court jury after a two day trial. He was accused of conducting an enterprise in violation of Maryland poolroom statutes tied to telegraphic money orders for horse race betting. The state likely will drop related indictments against Wall.
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Washington Post
Upper Marlboro
Arthur Wall
Maryland Telegraph Company
Kenilworth
Maryland
Allen W. Mallory
Wall
Robert W. Wells
James C. Rogers
Hyattsville
Edmund Burke
Alexandria
Hampton Magruder
T. van Clagett
Rain Stops Races at Washington Meet in Maryland
Frederick Md Oct 1 Rain halted the afternoon program at 4 46 oclock none of the races finished except those continued from yesterday and one running race was carried over to tomorrow In the 2 23 pace Patuxent won two heats Nora W won three straight today Patuxent took second Orphan Boy third and Lou Stone fourth Doctor Bell won first money in the first division Grace H second Sister Kate II won the running race carried over from yesterday Monadnock second Other results list purses and names in a long incomplete entry from the event
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Washington Ram
Frederick
Patuxent
Nora W
Orphan Boy
Lou Stone
Doctor Bell
Grace H
Sister Kate II
Monadnock
Jennie W
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N. H
Paulding Boy
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Lock Haven
Capt. Sampson
G. Hawken
N. J George
Barton
Wents
Esd
Beranton
Oupar
Br. G
Bebe
Bom
Cumminding
Imperial Allerton
B. B
Armatead & Wents
Horanton
Oxsena
B. x
William L. Beat
York
Miss Virgie
Quarty
Noble Boy Wins Tight Winchester Free For All
Seven thousand attend Winchester fair day featuring fast free for all trotting and pacing. Noble Boy owned by Lee Dorsey of Washington, D. C., wins after drama as fifth heat declared dead with Noble Boy and Nigger Boy crossing together. Wrestling bouts loom with Young Monday vs Jim Galvin and Tyrrell vs Rodgers in an eight o'clock Concordia Hall program hosted by the People’s Athletic and Social Club.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Noble Boy
Nigger Boy
A. Hickman
Martinaburg
Lee Dorsey
Washington
Nigger Bey
Frank Thomas
Bunlight Chimes
Garver
Chovanor
BH. W. Wells & Bro
Hull Rim
Buttersaniik
Thad
Young Monday
Jim Galvin
Monday
Galvin
Harvey Tyrrell
Joe Rodgers
Dixie
Howard Foley
People's Athletic and Social Club
Concordia Hall
Sixth Street
F Streets
Racing entries fill Jamaica card in wide spread lists
A long-scan of Jamaica race card shows six races with detailed entries and weights across selling, handicap, and maiden events. Notables include Monacodor and Invincible in the opening six furlongs, Ormonde's Right and Irish Witch in the second, Bribery and Vi 0 in the two year olds race, and Garden City selling with Woodsow and Tyron in the Garden City heat. The card closes with additional maidens, purses, and a final one mile selling race, listing dozens of entrants with weights. Pennant awarded to Wheeling marks the day’s baseball note in Wheeling West Virginia, as the Central League honors the 1905 champion.
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Jamaica
Monacodor
Martinman
Cxrepine
Invincible
Monte Carlo
Free Beoier
Janeta
Suffice
Lochinvar
Broadcloth
Jack Moleon
Ormonde
Spring
Cederstrome
Irish Witch
Monet
Head Dance
Samson
Amberjack
Flea
Bribery
Yalagat
Lotus
Blue Mamle
Garden City
Woodsow
Tyron
Onreranen
Louis H
Beron Esher
Bouvier
Varnes
Lindale
Brilliant
Ninnasquaw
Kongrock
Philador
Peeping Tom
Hammeraway
Goldsboro
Greenland
Wickford
Don Fonce
Tarlac
Miss Mamle
Wheeling
W. Va
Central Baseball League
F. R. Carson
South Bend
Ind
Arklirta Sets Hempstead Stakes Track Record at Jamaica
In New York racing Oct 19 Arklirta backed from 7 5 to 9 10 won the Hempstead Selling Stakes six furlongs by eight lengths over Third Alarm with Sufficiency third. Quadrille also established a new track mark in race two with six furlongs in 1 2 flat. Colonial Girl led odds on to win race three, Ismallan captured the sixth race selling mile and nine sixteenths, while Alma Dufour won the seventh mile and one furlong.
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Arklirta
Ismalian
Colonial Girl
New York
Hempstead
Jamaica
Third Alarm
Quadrille
Oak Duke
W Knapp
Kinleydale
W Davis
Deviltree
Martin
Tather Catchem
Quedricle
Miller
Platoon
Sewell
Rebo
Garner
Blue Coat
King Pepper
Rab Roy
Adlon
Gavin C
Shady Lad
Monte Carlo
Water Mirror
Elna
Ren
Coeur Fe
Lionreau
Sewetl
McDaniel
Graceful
Mias Crawford
Ancestor
Jennie McCabe
Gold Braid
L. Smith
Suidency
Bell
Sly Ben
Klingsor
Benevolent
Miss Point
Brother Frank
Birmingham
Hector
Ismallan
Notter
Jane Holly
Wiley
Masta
Arrahgowan
Yorkshire Lad
Sais
Jetsam
Glowster
Carrie Jones
Waterford
Alma Dufour
W. Knepp
Red Knight
Sailor Boy
Wishard
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ondo
Tinker
Beautiful Bars
Mag Loneh
Tims
Valencia
Anna Smith
Colonial Lady
Toppy Girl
Maureen
Georgeous
Martha Gorman
Sdeut
Rice
St Tammany
Mary Worth
Bubador
Tom Crab
Cavalry in Steeplechases at Morris Park Meet
United Hunts Racing Association opens a three day meeting at Morris Park with six races four steeplechases and two flat. Purses total about 10000. Government officials may send cavalry horses to a military steeplechase. War Department approves and will encourage officers to participate. Gen Grant and Gen Albert L. Millar noted. EB C Montagne will start, William P. Riggs to judge. stewards include J H Widener A Butler Duncan and H J Morris.
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New York
United Hunts Racing Association
Morris Park
Perry Belmont
Howard N. Potter
Ralph N. Ellis
Belmont Purdy
War Department
Grant
Governors Island
Department
Albert L. Milla
West Point Military Academy
Eb.c
Montagne
Avateur
William PB. Riggs
Baltimore
J. H. Widener
Philadelphia
A. Butler Duncan
H. J. Morris
Dundall A Long Shot Wins Latonia Fifth
Dundall, a 30 to 1 long shot, wins the Latonia fifth race by a margin over Verandsh and Lady Lou. Martha Gorman and Kleinwood each take dominant early positions in their respective six and a half furlong and mile events, with times noted and other runners listed.
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Kleinwood
Jungie Imp
Layson
Darthula
Economic
Merced
Harmukié
Clydeo
Malosvie
Maple Hurst
Stoner Hit
Peter Vinegar
Gause
Bitter Hand
Chief Archipald
Pettagon
Dundall
Verandsh
Lady Lou
Frank’ Bill
Torpedo
Nat B
John Lescalle
Dungannon
Adame Little Elkin
Dr’ Hart
Katie Powers
Revetlie
Blazer
Lillian Else
Race Track for Montreal Arrangements Completed
John F. Ryan of New York has arranged the building of a race track on Montreal outskirts at an estimated cost of 276000 dollars. He will be joined by William S. Riggs from Baltimore, Frank J. Bryan, Jacob Holtman, John Boden, and W. C. Percy of New York. Capital will be supplied by New York and Montreal investors. Opening meeting expected next fall.
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John F. Ryan
Ite
Montreal
New York
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