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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
14
Detroit star Harry Coveleskie is hailed as the Tigers leading pitcher. He has won 21 games and lost 9 this season while shaping the club toward a possible World Series bid.
The Carnegie endowment reports Americans donated about 28.8 million dollars to sixty principal war relief societies by year end. About seven million supported the eighty million raised for the relief of Belgium. In New York on Sept 21 United States Steel common stock hit a record high of 100% on a million share trading day at the NYSE.
A testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as especially suited for women with stomach ailments. It claims to tone the digestive system, increase appetite and strength, and notes a Newfield New Jersey woman who reports relief after two bottles.
Scores from last day with NL games in New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland and other cities. Batteries listed include Hendrix Williams Perritt McCarty Rariden Lots Currie Gonzalez Coombe Cheney Miller Grimes Wagner Rixey Orschger Killifer Wellman Shocker Walker Kartley Bush Faber Lynn Ruth Thomas Coveleskie Stanage Johnson Garrity DeBerry and other pitchers. Omaha Topeka Sioux City Joe Lincoln Denver Des Moines Colo Springs plus scores for several minor listings.
Hal Chase of the Cincinnati Reds leads the National League batting race with an average cited as .223. The veteran first baseman, once dismissed as a failure in earlier days, has returned to form with strong performances for Cincinnati after a solid season with the Buffalo Federals.
New York Giants under manager John McGraw, rebuilt after World Series losses, stretch their winning streak to 16 with a double header sweep of the Pirates. The club reshapes its infield and outfield, keeping Burns and Kauff in the lineup as promising stars, and the pitcher staff adds Schupp, Anderson, and Smith. McGraw dismisses retirement talk, noting his contract runs another year.
Paris reports Eugene Brioux of the French academy proposes a national matrimonial agency to match 25 plus singles after the war. He cites prewar figures of 1.878 million single men and 1.605 million single women over 25 and argues town hall registration would organize many potential households.
Doctor J Hay of Blockton Alabama explains headaches require understanding cause before treatment. He notes that remedies must target the cause and mentions aspirin and generic tablets as convenient options with dosing guidance for relief.
Montana politics show a blend of parties with progressives aiding Republicans while backing Wilson on the national ticket. Prohibition drives state races, Missoula’s Jeanette Ruskin seeks Congress, and western Montana supplies liquor to North Dakota. A local dry campaign and a hopeful last line note the Mysty Suits cleaning service.
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