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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1914
Page
4
The National League schedule meeting at the Waldorf Astoria will discuss abolishing intentional bases on balls. The joint rules committee will seek a practical rule allowing runners to advance on balls or hit batsmen, aiming to curb pitcher intent and preserve play.
New York reports that college football’s training and discipline often lead players to high political office. Blair Lee’s U.S. Senate win recalls a long line of Princeton, Harvard, and Yale gridiron men who rose to public roles in Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Delaware, and beyond.
To whom it may concern I and my wife Edna Richards have separated I will not be responsible for any indebtedness contracted by her R C Richards Cheyenne Business College offers better positions with knowledge and improved services Enroll at once in Cheyenne Business College Day or Night school Begin on Monday to increase salary See Ingersoll ad on page 3
An advertisement promises a prescription to restore vigor and manhood at home without drugs. It offers to mail a free copy in a plain envelope from Interstate 6058 Luck Building, Mich, claiming swift, private results and urging avoidance of patent medicines. The appeal targets nervous debility and weakened manhood with strong success claims.
An old ad style piece warns grip is deadly and explains Peruna as the safest tonic laxative to counteract grip poisons. It cautions against coal tar remedies and cites testimonials from Rev. Troutman and others in Kansas City, Lake City, and Delaware claiming Peruna cured grip.
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