Basketball Season Begins at Cheyenne High
Cheyenne high school opens practice with about twenty boys under coach Hart. The Parleh Howse club shows skilled players and prospects for a championship season. C. A. C. team, Rocky Mountain region champions, trains hard though may lose a ball early. Notable players Fowler, Lee, Doyle, Clowry shine in early drills. Rivalry week pits four classes for school champion. upcoming games include Jaramie on January 11 and a February 2 game in Cheyenne against Washington’s Birthday festivities in Sidney, Nebraska, with returns later.
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Cheyenne
Parleh Howse
Rocky Mountain
Oll
Kerrigan
Fowler
Lee
Doyle
Clowry
Hart
Jaramie
Washington
Sidney
Neb
Laramie
McGoorty Defeats Gibbons Spark Middleweight Claim
Eddie McGoorty, by beating Mike Gibbons, gains the middleweight championship and could settle the title controversy. The piece notes that any fighter defeating McGoorty will have a strong claim to the crown, with a caveat about Billie.
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Eddie McGoorty
Mike Gibbons
McGoorty
Bille
Papke in France Shines as Lightweight Contender
The article notes Papke’s creditable showing in France defeating the French and Bagileh middleweight champions and a notable decision over Jerre Carpentier, suggesting he could threaten the middleweight crown. It discusses Packy McFarland’s weight class choices and the crowded lightweight field led by Eddie McGoorty reels in competition for the title. It also highlights boxing interest in Cheyenne and the Parish House club boosting athletics, plus a Baltimore police justice installing mirrors in court to curb drunks.
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Papke
France
Jerre Carpentier
Paphe
Eddie McGoorty
Illinois Thunderbolt
Stanley Ketchel
Packy McFarland
Packy
Packr
Parish House Club
Cheyenne
London specialist warns modern dress harms women
A London specialist claims that contemporary fashion endangers women while most women still want their gowns to be striking and fashionable, reflecting a conflict between safety concerns and style.
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London
Ten Cent Box of Cascarets Promoted for Purging
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a superior laxative cleansing the stomach and bowels. It claims the product removes undigested food and bile, relieves gas, and improves overall health by morning. Priced at 10 cents per box, it targets both adults and children as a household staple.
Umbrella Gamble Leads to Laughable Romance
Wagstaff covertly watches a dignified girl on the elevated train and retrieves a forgotten umbrella. He turns it in, then later reunites on platform, sparking a romance as the girl discovers he never lost an umbrella. The tale ends with her confession that she never lost any umbrella.
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Wagstaff
Ble Atalion
Mitfin
MiMin
Miffin
Wagntaff
Milfn
Wagetaf
Wagetaff
Wagetaff's
Waeataff
Lost and Found Department
Billy
Wagelff
Abe
Chicago Daily News
Affable Stranger Recalled For Swiss Sunlit Splendor
A fragment recalls a young man who tipped a penny to a porter in Slithe countryside station. The narrator praises the man’s affable nature and recalls a past education in Switzerland, where sun and scenery left a vivid impression as yellow-tinted bills vanished.
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Switzerland
Mae
London
Dubba Interrupted His Wife Yesterday
Fragmentary chat hints at a notable event with the man Dubba, his spouse, and a question about a win. The text mentions interruption and a boast or inquiry about a victory, but key details and context are missing.
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Dubba
United States of the Balkan Monineuta Prophecy
Vienna reports Dr Millon of the eminent political student forecasts a Balkan union resembling the United States. He says Salonica becomes an international dispute tied to the great powers and that Turkey in Europe will be partitioned with population drops from 6.25 million to 1.75 million after the war.
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London
Turkey
United States
Weller
Millon
Daily Telegraph
Vienna
Dillon
Thie
Habaria
Roumania
Albania
Europe
Tripoli
Cyrenaica
Lucky Rabbit's Foot Used In Arm Surgery
A 12-year-old boy from Oxford Connecticut, Ralph Tomlinson, had a shattered left arm after buckshot. Doctors grafted a three-inch piece of rabbit bone into his arm ends, securing it with silver wire, hoping the graft will grow with the boy and save the limb.
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New York
Ralph Tomlinson
Oxford
Tomlinson
Ralph L. MacParland
Jamaica (Long Island) Hospital
Boosters Club Urges Lithographic Trade Revival
An editorial urges forming a boosters club after the election to revive business, boost enthusiasm, and combat “imaginary hard times.” It critiques pessimism and encouraging honorable settlement of debts, stressing optimism as the driver of progress for lithographic industry.
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Brown
Jones
Notice on hair restoration with Sage and Sulphur remedy
An old house ad promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray or lifeless hair. It claims to restore natural color, refresh dryness, and remove dandruff, with a fifty cent bottle price and A. E. Roedel as agent.
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Wyeth
Wyath
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