Saved from dangerous operation neighbor ad advised what to do
Letter testimonial dated 1909 from Samuel Wilson of Minneapolis praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for bladder trouble. He credits neighbor advice with avoiding surgery and notes improvement after fourteen bottles. Notary attestation and offer to send samples from Kilmer Co. for courier readers.
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Wro
Dr. Kilmer
Samuel Wilson
Pierce St. N. E
Minneapolis
Minn
State of Minnesota
Hennepin
Minnesota
M. M. Kerridge
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Hawkeye Football Team Looks to Rest Before Big Tests
Iowa City reports say the Hawkeyes are worn from recent road games with Minnesota and Wisconsin. Many regulars skipped last night’s practice as coaches weigh rest over new plays. The defense remains solid, while the offense needs polishing after tough opponents. O'Brien excels at left tackle and the line shuts down opponents. Purdue and Northwestern pose less threat. Iowa aims to recover, then prepare for upcoming contests and the Aggies.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Madison
O'Brien
Northwestern
Hgbrt
Purdue
Fletcher
Oliphant
Ames
Aggies
Aviator Over Gridiron Delights Princeton Tigers Victory
About 20 000 spectators watched Oscar Brindley fly over the football field at Princeton New Jersey as the Tigers defeated Harvard. The daring aerial display prompted a campus cheer and to momentarily halt the game.
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Tigers
Harvard
Princeton
X. J
Oscar Brindley
Hanson’s Punting Powers Boosted by Llowa’s Scoring Run
Hanson’s punting averages 50 yards forcing foes to adapt while Llowa’s 60yard line threat drives Llowa's scoring. O’Brien’s drop knocking stands as Llowa’s chief asset as the big man grows dangerous.
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Hanson
O'Brien
Llowa
Baseball meetings and signings loom in San Antonio
Grounders report a San Antonio gathering of minor league clubs with scouts and umpires to discuss plans for the National Association meeting next week. Notes mention Charlie Stis of Peoria seeking big players for his Distiller team, Richards V. Kinsella as umpire, and a possible scorekeeper list. Also cited are high school football remarks and wrestling chatter across multiple cities.
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San Antonio
Tex
Charlie Stis
Peoria
Richard V. Kinsella
Old Poka
Davenport Times
National Association of Minor League Baseball Clubs
Mike Sexton
Decatur
Grinnell Camp Faces Drake Clash Amid Conditioning
Grinnell College faces a gloomy week as two starting football players, Greenwood and Macy, are ruled out for the Drake game due to Tuesday conditioning violations. Injury and lineup notes abound as Eastman anchors the line and Eastman, Larson, Wilson start on the line while Sutherland rests and Sherman directs the squad.
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Greenwood
Macy
Drake
Atenn
McAlpin
Brown
Mer
Eastman
Jones
Sutherland
Sherman
Anderson
Larson
Wilson
Edson
Frey
Barrett
Heidt
Eagan
Edwards
Fleck
Beekman Leads Final Contenders for Trophy Title
R Livingston Beeckman stands on the trophy front as battleship teams Idaho and Connecticut emerge as final contenders. Ad Wolgast left Cadillac for the Pacific coast yesterday to prep for his bout with Freddy Welsh on Thanksgiving Day. The champion is not in condition but believes he can get ready once on the coast.
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R. Livingston Beeckman
Idaho
Connecticut
Ad Wolgast Teft Cadillac
Pacific Coast
Freddy Welsh
Candy raffles under the ban triggered by attorney general
Des Moines reports Attorney General Cesson directed a letter to mayors and enforcement officials highlighting gambling laws and the ban on candy raffles in stores. He notes frequent complaints about raffles and jewelry prizes by reputable merchants and urges prosecution by indictment of those running petty gambling schemes.
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Des Moines
Cesson
Phillies face spring training roster trimming in 75 player pool
The article notes that about 50 players will travel to Hot Springs Ark for spring training from the 75 contracted, with trades planned. Fogel, president, departs Philadelphia to sign Masters in Ohio then visits Cincinnati and Chicago to add infielders. He will also be in St. Louis for a Saturday meeting and stopovers in Little Rock and Austin.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Fogel
Philadelphia
Manafield
Masters
Cincinnati
Chicago
Rappe
Irelan
St. Louis
San Antonio
Little Rock
Austin
Tex
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Minnesota Athletic Association
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
West Point
Columbia
Boston
Supreme Court
Blackmar
New York
Brooklyn
Decatur Hlerald
Dick Kinsella
Springfield
Jess Pedersen
Mahmout
Izbyszko
Europe
Pedersen
Frank Irler
John Dusek
Charles Lanzel
Nelson
Frank lLough-ley
Troy
United States Atlantic
Newport
Y M C A Leaders Visit Waterloo For Boys Work
Y M C A notes report HH T Ritchie international secretary and Leonard Paulson state secretary arrive in Waterloo tomorrow for two days of consultations with local secretaries and interested parties. Luncheon at noon and 6:15 p.m. sessions for high school boys. Board of directors met last night with encouraging reports. gym and men’s classes expanding. basement remodeling for boys department underway. Secretaries Liliestrand and Starr traveled to Cedar Falls for series on boys work.
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Hh.t. Ritchie
Leonard Paulson
Waterloo
Ritchie
New York City
Paulson
Des Moines
tTien
B. J. Starr
H. Liliestrand
Mr. Starr
Cedar Falls
Wife Used Mule Whip Sparks Divorce Suit
Clyde W. Walsh seeks divorce from Anna L. Walsh after alleging she used a large mule whip against him. He testified she battered him in August 1910, causing him to sleep in a barn and prompting a separation. her whereabouts are unknown as this falls among Judge Smith’s first batch of default cases this week.
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Minneapolis
Anna L. Walsh
Clyde W. Walsh
John Day Smith
Walsh
Smith
Plainfield Saloon Case Sparks Local Interest and Disturbance
In Waverly Iowa Judge Kelley denied an injunction against John Jarr of Plainfield to operate a saloon, declaring no proven violation though Plainfield has had no saloon since prohibition. In a separate incident, Arthur Jones and Joe O Brien were jailed for resisting an officer after Jones beat Marshal Zoller with a club during an attempted arrest, with bystander Rye and nightwatchman Eye also involved. Lawrence Clark received 60 days hard labor for striking the nightwatchman.
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Waverly
District Court
John Jarr
Plainfield
Charlesity
Kelley
Jarr
Arthur Jones
Joe O'Brien
Justice Schiefelbein
Marshal Zoller
O’brien
Jones
O'Brien
Eye
Rye
Lawrence Clark
Waterloo
Clark
Dreamland Theatre
Knees Stiffness Relieved by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism left his knees stiff and in pain until Hood’s Sarsaparilla restored his health. He says the medicine cured him and he now recommends it. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Rehearsal Tragedy Ends with Fatal Shooting in Elmore
In Elmore Minnesota Harry Blair was shot and killed during a play rehearsal by amateur actor Clarence Hessledahl who fired a revolver Blair believed empty. Hessledahl had lent the gun to Blair and misjudged its status during the Indian parts. Blair died after walking across the room twice, the incident deemed an accidental shooting.
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Hessledahl
Musterole Mustard Plaster Alternative Ad Claim
A vintage ad promotes MUSTEROLE as a modern mustard plaster substitute that does not blister. It claims fast relief for sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more. Sold by druggists in 25c and 50c jars with mail order offer from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterote Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Incubator Baby Case Heads to Supreme Court Appeal
Topeka Kansas November 8 the famous Marian Bleakley incubator baby case may reach the United States Supreme Court F H Tillotson of Kansas City appeals after a penitentiary sentence of one to five years for his role in the kidnapping Mrs Stella Barelay of Buffalo New York who adopted the child had the case dismissed Tillotson and Joseph Gentry were the actual kidnappers Gentry awaits trial. Colds cause headache LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine 25¢ by E W Grove
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Topeka
Kan
Marian Bleakley
United States Supreme Court
F. H. Tillotson
Kansas City
Kansas Penitential
Stella Barelay
Buffalo
N. Y
Tillotsen
Joseph Gentry
Gentry
Are You Blue Are You Blue Despondent De pressed
A lighthearted ad promotes Meritor Chocolate Granules as a remedy for stomach and liver disorders. It claims to improve digestion and mood, urging readers to cheer up as the product offers relief. Distributed by Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co as exclusive agents.
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Meritor
Henderson Dru . Co
Red Cross Drug Co
New Brown Bread Racine Never soggy Easily made
Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine shares a new brown bread recipe. She promises a fail safe result with simple directions and urges readers to request The Cook's Book free by sending the K Baking Powder certificate to Jacques Baking Powder Co in Chicago.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaques Birc. Co
Chicago
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