En Tie Cabinet Be My Character Verse
A cryptic reflection on identity and reputation mixing personal view with public gossip. The narrator muses on how character may be private yet reputation travels beyond the self to an audience eager for rumor.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
7
Traditional Norwegian Fish Dishes for Home Dining
A reader guide to classic Norwegian seafood preparations includes cod haddock red snapper and mackerel cooked in various ways. Dishes cover light poached fish in acidic water fish pudding cod en casserole baked salmon and fried cod roe with butter lemon and parsley garnishes. A Beecher quote on love concludes the piece.
Entertaining Light Dishes From A Supplemental Menu
A collection of simple yet unusual recipes for guests including Mashed Chops with mashed potatoes and fried chops, Oyster Cocktails in Peppers, Anchovy Canapes, Cream Cheese In Green Peppers, Cauliflower In Tomatoes, and Apple Croquettes. Each item provides step by step preparation and serving ideas using common ingredients and pantry staples.
Dyeing Poodles the Latest Broadway Fad
The New York Times notes dyed poodles as the new Broadway craze now adopted by chorus girls. Three front row party members arrived at the Hotel Astor with pink blue and green dogs, originally white French poodles. Observers cite color variations and anticipate broader fashionable adoption with the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Hotel Astor
New York
Tinea
Deer stalking, laughter, and a quiet spectator
A story recounts a manager enticing a crowd to visit a menagerie while one man gazes upward in amazement. The vendor shouts about seeing deer stalking and the lone observer replies he was yesterday and none of them spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidem
Umpire Declares Outs in Batters Box Shift Riot
Billy Evans explains a baseball problem in which Wally Schang hits left or right depending on pitcher. In a county fair West tournament, a left handed first baseman swapped sides mid pitch and hit to drive in two runs. The umpire voided the two runs under rule 51 and called the batter out, giving the game to the opposing club by one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally” Schang
Athletics
Shang
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Miss Bjurstedt Plays Strong Tennis Game
The Norwegian star Miss Molla Bjurstedt is described as fast and forceful. experts doubt she could be beaten by many male players. Washington’s Paul Treanor notes she often won sets in practice, with other male players confirming similar results and curiosity about her competing in men’s singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molla Bjurstedt
Bjurstedt
New York
Paul Treanor
Washington
Mile
Bjjurstedt
Hartford InI Grand Circuit Hearing on 1917 Plans
Hartford rumors of Hartford leaving the Grand Circuit were denied by W Fr Gocher CT Fair Association officer. He says no official action has been taken and expects the best Grand Circuit trotting meet in the East at Charter Oak Park in 1017.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Fair Association
Hartford
W. Fr. Gocher
Charter Oak Park
Cap Anson Promotes Golf to Stay Young in Gotham
Cap Anson, famed early baseball figure, frequents New York public courses. He visits Van Cortlandt Park and other city greens, urging skeptics to take the golf diet and stay young as he remains active in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap Anson
New York City
van Cortlandt Park
Cap
Gotham
Aneson
American League Power Says Coombs Tigers Edge
Jack Coombs asserts the American League holds the edge due to heavy batting power with three or more dangerous hitters on nearly every club. He cites Detroit Mesmer Veach Cobb Crawford Heisman Burns Cleveland Speaker Roth Graney Gandel Chapman Boston Lewis Gardner Hooper Barry St. Louis Shotton Sisler Pratt Chicago John Collins Welsh Joe Jackson Fournier Weaver Schalk New York Baki Pipp Tligh Mugee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coombs
Jack
Detroit
Veach
Cobb
Crawford
Heisman
Burns
Cleveland
Speaker
Roth
Graney
Gandil
Chapman
Boston
Lewis
Gardner
Hooper
Barry
St. Louis
Shotton
Sisler
Pratt
Chicago
John
Eddie Collins
Welsh
Joe Jackson
Fournier
Weaver
Schalk
New York
Baki
Pipp
Tligh
Mugee
Pershing Elected University of Chicago Football Captain
Frank E. Pershing of Chicago nephew of Maj. Gen. John J. Pershing has been elected captain of the University of Chicago football team for 1917. Pershing is a quarterback and has one more year to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Pershing
Chicago
John J. Pershing
University of Chicago
Pershing
Klepfer To Improve After Tonsil Operation Says Fohl
Cleveland Americans manager Lee Fohl believes pitcher Edward Klepfer will be more effective next season after having his tonsils removed. Fohl notes Klepfer’s throat troubled him last year and says the operation should boost his pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Fohl
Cleveland
Will de
Cleveland Americans
Edward Klepfer
Klepfer
Kohl
Tam
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Dewey Death Mask
George Dewey
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J. Dunbar
Mr. Dunbar
H. A. Muacneal
Billy Evans
Coombs
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Chicago University
Ed Klepfer
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