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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1916
Page
15
Detroit star Harry Coveleskie emerges as the Tigers leading pitcher with 21 wins and 9 losses this season. He is described as the best twirler on the staff and a major force for the team as it competes for the World Series.
Washington reports show gifts to sixty principal wart relief societies totaling 28.8 million by year end, with seven million allotted to the Belgium relief commission. New York stock traders push United States Steel to a record high of 100 on a brisk million share session.
A testimonial extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a suitable remedy for female stomach disorders. It claims to harmonize with the female system, improve digestion, boost appetite, and restore strength, citing a Newfield New Jersey user who reports relief after two bottles.
Recap of yesterday’s games across the National and American Leagues with listed batteries for New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston St Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland and other city matchups. Includes results and scores for the day along with minor league tallies for Omaha Topeka Sioux City Joe Lincoln Denver Des Moines and Colorado Springs.
Hal Chase of the Cincinnati Reds leads the National League batting race with a .223 average, marking a dramatic comeback after years of decline. The former Buffalo Federals standout has revived his form this season, delivering strong hitting for Cincinnati.
New York Giants manager John McGraw has rebuilt a leaner lineup with Burns and Kauff in the outfield and a mix of veterans and young hurlers led by Schupp. The club won its 16th straight, topping the Pirates, as debate over McGraw's retirement fades and optimism grows for 1917.
Paris reports Eugene Brioux proposes an official matrimonial agency to match the many single men and women after the war. He notes France had about a million unmarried men and women aged 30 and up before the war and urges registration at town halls to aid future matches.
It quotes Br J Hay of Blockton Alabama on headache treatment stressing the need to know the cause, and that remedies should target the specific ailment. It promotes Ast kawale Tablets as a convenient remedy for relief every several hours, including women’s headaches.
The piece argues Montana voters favored Democrats and progressives in spring primaries, hurting the Hoover Hughes ticket while solidly backing Wilson. It notes a strong dry campaign, extensive liquor shipping from Missoula and Miles City, and highlights Janette Ruskin of Missoula as a strong Republican congressional candidate. It ends with an ad for Mysty Suits cleaning services.
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