Kidney remedy gives immediate relief and cure claim
A 1909 testimonial from Mace Clinkinbeard of Fairfield Iowa credits Kilmer Swamp-Root with curing kidney trouble and preventing Bright's Disease after taking multiple bottles from Jericho's Drug Store. The letter urges readers to request a sample from Kilmer Co. and mentions available bottle sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Libertyville
Iowa
Jericho
Fairfield
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Gale
Philadelphia Americans Win World Series Over Giants 13 to 2
The Philadelphia Americans defeated the New York Giants 13 to 2 in game six at Shibe Park to win baseball's World Series. Chief Bender pitched a strong finale as Philadelphia players and fans celebrated a dominant offensive display with 13 hits and seven runs in the sixth and seventh innings.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ag
New York
Giants
National Lraguars
Eaeh
Shibe Park
Philadelphians
Wiltse
Ames
Marquard
Willtse
Collins
Bender
Thomas
Murry
Last World Series Game Box Score Highlights
Giants beat Athletics 4 to 2 as Doyle Lord Murphy Barry lead with key two base hits. Ames yielded four walks and Wiltse and Marquard combined for 7 strikeouts in a 2 1 3 inning relief effort. Time 2 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thord
Oldring
Collins
Ff Baker
Murphy
Davis
Jiy
Barry
Thomas
Render
P T McInnaes
New York
Devore
A Doyle
Murray
Merkle
Hiergug
Fletcher
Meyers
Ames
Pow.y
Herzog
Giants
Athletics
Bender
Wiltse
Marquard
Leander Clark Teachers to Meet in Annual Football Game
Cedar Falls Oct 27 Football fans will see Leander Clark and the Teachers College clash on the college field tomorrow. Leander Clark aims to counter a large hospital list with speed and fight under Coach Pasini supported by Mark Hyland former Iowa star. The game starts at 2 oclock with both Cedar Falls teams having strong seasons and loyal fan support.
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Cedar Falls
Leander Clark
Teachers’ College
Mark Hyland
Iowa
Roach
Coe
Grinnell
Pasini
Robinson
Andersen
Ferring
Frye
Cuards
Workman
Paradise
Huston
Millar
Richards
Sheffield
Sealan
Davis
Lufeman
Frilhack
Mitchell
Decatur Eyes Franchise Move in Regional Baseball Shakeup
Decatur officials consider forming a stock company to purchase the Kinsella franchise and keep it from Springfield or Rock Island. The plan, sparked by local support and key figures like Virg Sanders, could return a Decatur team next season with Manager Dick Smith, while Rock Island or Dubuque remains potential alternatives and six months exist to seal a deal.
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Virg Sanders
Herald
Decatur's
Kinsella
Ylerald
M. H. Sexton
Springfield
Decatur
Dick Smith
Rock Island
Dubuque
Rowland
Skinsella
West High to face Cedar Falls in football clash
West High football team plans to start their regular lineup led by coach Mallory against Cedar Falls at Alford Field tomorrow. Expected starters include Shiery Taylor Greeley Canter Sprout Davis Hersch Curtiss Miller Whittle with Orr refereeing and a Cornell alum umpiring.
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West High
Alford
Cedar Falls High
Mallory
Shiery
Taylor
Greeley
Canter
Sprout
Davis
Hersch
Curtiss Or Thompson
Duke
Miller
Whittle
Mr. Orr
Conrad
Cornell College
Tungsten A Remarkable Mineral
The mineral tungsten, meaning heavy stone, has long been known but only recently gained economic importance. Frank L. Hess of the U S Geological Survey notes its key use as an alloy for tool steel, enabling lathes to cut hotter and faster with tungsten tools. Tungsten typically comprises 16 to 20 percent in lathe tools and has a melting point of 5,576 degrees Fahrenheit, with applications in incandescent lamps, crucibles, and other products.
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Frank L. Hess
United States Geological Survey
Dropped Dead at Marshalltown Soldier Home
William Robeson aged 83 a Waterloo soldiers' home resident died of heart disease while en route to the dining room in Marshalltown on October 26 1910. He enlisted in 1861 and served in the First Iowa Battery before discharge in 1884. Survived by four children including Mrs C C Culler Ida a nurse and George A Robeson.
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Marshalltown
William Robeson
Waterloo
Robeson
Carlyle
Iowa
Jefferson Barracks
Motte
C. C. Culler
Water
Ida
George A. Reson
Sharon
Kan
FE. W. Robeson
Carrot
Welson Wins Over Monte Dale in Manchester Bout
In Manchester New Hampshire Welson a former light weight champion defeated Monte Dale of Denver by decision after a fifteen round bout. Dale was knocked down four times with nine counts each time. The event highlights a lively boxing season alongside hockey prep at Columbia University and managerial changes in minor leagues.
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Battling Welson
Monte Dale
Denver
Manchester
N. H
Dale
New York
Columbia University
Edward Coleman
Chicago
Winchester
Muscatine
Iowa
Central Association
Tim O'Neil
Phil Schlossberg
Tommy Gary
Chuck Larson
Hammond
Ind
Gary
Harry Donahue
Peking
Joe” Hyland
Peoria
John Moakrey
Cornell University
Cornell University Athletic Association
Moakley
Cornell
Gun Club to Organize in Ft Dodge and Open Shooting Grounds
Ft Dodge notices a new gun club forming with at least fifty members expected to join. A state shoot will be held here next year and an automatic trap will be installed at the driving park. Joseph Kautzky, holder of the state amateur trophy, lives in the city along with several other skilled shooters.
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Ft. Dodge
Joseph Kautzky
Halder
Fire Destroyes Garage in Independence Iowa
A garage owned by G W Goldsborough and occupied by J J Wilson on Independence's Delaware street burned recently. The building valued at 2800 with 1000 insurance was destroyed. Wilson saved his cars before the blaze gained headway. his own loss was small.
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Independence
J. J. Wilson
G. W. Goldsborough
Delaware
Iowa
Mgr. Wilson
Post Office Declines Santa Claus Gift Distribution
The Washington Post reports the Post Office Department will not act as Santa Claus this year. Letters addressed to Santa Claus and forwarded to the dead letter office will not be distributed to charitable organizations or benevolent individuals.
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Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Santa Claus
Pear
Letters to Santa Claus Held Fictitious and Destroyed
Four years ago postmasters could hand over letters to charity but abuses stopped the practice. Under law, letters to Santa Claus are classified as fictitious and are returned or destroyed. After exposure, use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief. For sale by H. W. Taggart.
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Santa Claus
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Reward offered for return of bicycles stolen at Fifth and Lafayette
Bandfield Co offers ten dollars for the return of a Racycle and a Wonder bicycle taken from the corner of Fifth and Lafayette on Monday October 23. No questions asked.
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Fifth
Lafayette
Bandfield Co
Modern era urges faster, better home devices and medicine
The piece extols rapid progress and modern appliances, praising science in medicine especially for rheumatism. It promotes Meritol Rheumatism Powders from the American Drug and Press Association as a merited formula, sold with a positive guarantee through Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co as exclusive representatives.
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American Drug & Press Association
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
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Phila
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Asa
GROVE
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Detroit
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Yost
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Jim Barrett
Brewers
Ban Johnson
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GUN Club
POST
Santa Maus
Ajesti —— Theatre
Jolly Jones, Jr
the Crystal
Laveen Cross & CO
Clipper Quartett
Adonis
Charles Mack &Co
Erin
Harry von Fossen
Majestic Imperial Orchestra
Motion Pictures
Marx Bros. & Co
Geroyce
Syndicate Building
Rase
Waterloo Electrical
Stroebel Music House
East Fifth Street
Thor
H.P
H. P
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Merkel
Guy Campbell
West Fourth Street
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
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