Practical weekend picnic guide with cooking tips
A fragmented old text offers picnic and camping food guidance for weekend trips. It covers packing a camp kitchen including frying pan, saucepan, tea pot, plates, and utensils. It suggests menus with meats, salads, pies, and camping-friendly dishes, plus beverages and dessert ideas and a basic camp stove setup with gear lists.
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Meares
Hera
United States
Thare
Dholerato
mbanAl
Bamburg
Seeing Big League Baseball Why people throw pop bottles at ball
A reader laments bottle throwing at baseball games as cowardly and unfair. He recalls a 1944 hospital accident at St Loole, gratitude to Sister Josephine, and a boy who threw a bottle seeking forgiveness. The piece notes the anger of fans and the resolution through a voluntary settlement without prosecution.
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Lotus
St Loole
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Josephine
Mr. Johnson
American League
End of Five Years Highlights in Brooklyn and College Sports
Odds and ends note Brooklyn baseball club paying around 400000 for players and Washington University field sod replacement. Yyed Haney of the Los Angeles club led the Pacific Coast league season with 22 stolen bases in the first quarter. Penn State football regulars now hold baseball positions. An old New Bedford fan recalls a greatest of all sports with early season difficulties.
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Los Angeles
Whaling
New Bedford
Mase
Beason sports notes on mayoral bid and whale tale
The item mentions Beason seeking a mayor to pull out the first whale, notes Cuff Beathcote improving hitting when closer to the plate, and praises Tom O Rourke a boxing promoter in his seventy fourth year with 44 years in the ring. Simone Thionde la Chaume has won six consecutive French golf championships.
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Oes
Cuff Beathcote
Chicago Cub
Tom O'Rourke
Simone Thiond
la Chaume
Terse notes on players and sports feats across sports
A compilation noting no varsity player for two years and heavy hitters on squads. Eddie Sicking released to Minneapolis from Indianapolis baseball. Earl Sunde, now 32, began riding at ten and gained first class status at 15. Wallace Baker of Dallas has six holes in one in four years. Giants have one batting champion in 100 years, Larry Doyle in 1615. Jerry Travers holds three holes in one but none in a championship. A golfer drives about 300 yards under 2200 pounds of pressure per Carnegie Institute data. George Simpson, Ohio State, elected honorary captain of 1080 track team by unanimous vote. Razorbacks award a live razorback to top student. Ward Schoonover, athlete, won last year. Virgil Grow, Virginia Military Institute football center, wins Porter Cup. Edward Obey of Pittsburgh elected Columbia baseball captain for 1931.
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Oho State University
Simpson
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Onevilly
Hoy
Ward Schoonover
Aia
Pirate Outfielder Schooled In Baseball Career Rise
Adam Comorosky, Pirates outfielder, rose through minor leagues including Waynesboro Blue Ridge and Williamsport NYP leagues before joining Pittsburgh late in 1928. He learned fast in coal belt mining towns, drove a mule cart, and became a regular with the Pirates amid stars like Harris Coveleski Jenings Boley and Quinn.
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Coal Belt
Waynesboro
Williamsport
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Waners
Harris
Coveleskies
Jenings
Boley
Quinn
Hoover Signs Baseball Card Intersperse with Baseball Greats
President Herbert Hoover autographed a baseball joining Babe Ruth, Honus Wagner, and Art Shires as famous signers. Eddie Meyer, a former Senate page captain, received the ball from John A. Heyder, president of the National League, as the gift's recipient.
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Art Shires
Hans Wagner
Eddie Meyer
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Vine
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John A. Heyder
National League
Radio Adopts 20 Hour Day
The 20 hour day is becoming more common in radio broadcasting. Many stations now are on the all daily that length of time.
Nurmi Poavo Nurmi Sets World Mile Record at Stamford Bridge
Olympic distance champion Nurmi Poavo Nurmi wins the all mile open at the International track meet in London Stamford Bridge era, setting a new world record of 29 minutes 88 0-6 seconds, beating the previous mark by over 23 seconds.
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Stamford Bridge
London
Old Park
A.W. Shrabb
National Monument Declares Virginia Beach Lighthouse a Monument
The National Monument designation goes to a lighthouse five miles north of Virginia Beach Virginia. Completed in 172 it stands as the oldest float lighthouse in the country. Construction began during a period described as pre Bogilah ooting in the county.
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Virgina Beach
Fragmented 19th Century Snippet on Patience and Industry
A damaged OCR fragment discusses patience, happiness, and display windows with uncertain references to wine, gas, and charges. It mentions a recently discovered ore used in steel making, with a vague Lake Qbonmy location and a submission to a government official or body.
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