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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1912
Page
13
The standings section lists American League clubs with scattered names and scores. It references Cleveland and Philadelphia with multiple players named and notes on games or positions. Western League and American Association details follow with city matchups and partial results such as Louisville and Toledo scores.
The day featured two National League contests with score details faded by OCR. Batters Dickson Rariden Greiner and Wingo led in the first game while Brown Rariden Redding Snyiver worked in the second. Other lineups included Allen Stack Miller Cooper Gibson and Tesreau Wilson Richie Archer as pitchers. Weather affected the Philadelphia Cincinnati game with rain noted.
An advertisement touts Alveolar Dentistry as a superior alternative to bridgework for missing teeth. It urges prompt action, warns against procrastination, and claims the Alveolar method provides durable, aesthetic teeth while minimizing pain and hygiene issues. The piece lists Rexall Dental Co. contact details.
J B Barber argues a kitchen garden of one and a half to two acres lowers family expenses from 100 to 200 while yielding abundant produce. He shares 1911 results on dry farming including potatoes onions beets carrots rutabagas and cabbage with notes on timing rainfall and soil conditions.
An eczema sufferer extols Saxo Salve as a remedy that penetrates the skin to heal eruptions fast. The ad claims the salve destroys germs, clears skin in days, and offers a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
In rough Brooklyn days patrolman Maloney found four necro in Koschusko Street in alcoholic coma. He tried to report verbally but was told to write it. After five minutes he asked how to spell Kusaynego. The sergeant and captain fail to spell or locate the street. He is told to drag the man into the other street and report.
A classroom joke turns grim as a teacher asks fractions from halves to sixteenths and ends with a student declaring Miycemeat in response to the final cut. One pair of eyes twinkles in the corner.
In a brief exchange, the agent for the property notes four months of unpaid rent. The tenant admits the error, saying he knows he shouldn’t have paid so promptly in the early months. The tale highlights a sharp misstep in rental payments and accountability.
The teacher wrote c a t on the board and urged Pency Peavish to pronounce it. Poncy failed to answer until the riddle asks what with whiskers comes to the porch at night begging to come inside. Pency finally guesses papa, recognizing the riddle’s play on words.
An advertisement from Dee Cannaday of Sedalia Missouri claims a guaranteed cure for eczema after ten years of work and a quarter million cases. It offers a free trial by writing today to 1057 Park Square Sedalia Mo with references to Third National Bank Sedalia.
Fragment shows a worker explaining to a helper to save waste while another man questions the meaning. The brief dialogue hints at unusual phrasing and possible miscommunication on the cleaning crew.
An apparent plan to call on the distant family branch to bolster resolve is proposed with a weekend visit discussed as the next step. The dialogue suggests a measured approach to family support and morale building.
Racing resumes near Chicago with Porter Indiana hosting a fifteen day meeting under the Mineral Springs Jockey club. The event marks Chicago’s return to the sport after eight years, with funds deposited to cover liabilities and prominent officials directing the affair. A second track near Porter is planned for early October.
Anguet Belmont, banker, polo player, and society man, left New York for Europe to dispose of some of his thoroughbred horses in France.
Wellington Colp commercial club members A J Pratt W Hawkins and J W Mich are in Cheyenne distributing advertising for Wellington fifth annual harvest jubilee on September 19. Captain Hardy pistol expert who appeared at Frontier celebration will perform at the Wellington event with a ball game and other features.
An old newspaper note urges using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore color and vitality to lifeless gray hair. It claims the tonic refreshes dry scalp, removes dandruff, and safely reverses graying, offering bottles at fifty cents through druggists.
In Whitinaville on September 14 a royalety wedding joined Milas Marion Lasell of Whitinaville to Mintura De Lazeara Verdl of New York City. The Lasell family hosts the event and Chester Whitin Lasell is named as a notable driver and breeder of Trace Koreon cattle.
A conference of confectioners will gather in Milwaukee today to discuss tentative plans proposed by the state commission for industrial development. The meeting aims to review implications for window glass and related industries and to gauge support for the program.
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