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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
The Gray Hen argues with the Pig and Rooster about the Duck's knowledge. She steals a boat, travels across the pond, meets a squirrel and an ox, then returns with tales of vast trees, an ocean, and an enormous elephant with a long trunk. The Pig credits her with new sights, while the Duck remains boastful.
A description of the playground game bull pen where players stand on square corners and sides. Each turn a ball is passed around the perimeter then aimed at the center to put opponents out. The goal is to eliminate all players on a side until one remains beaten.
A Virginia man creates an artificial bird call from a hollowed corn cob that imitates the cry of a wild turkey. The device using slate pencil scratches and echoing sounds aims to prank classmates and entertain girls in the room.
A description details a device with eight stylus needles at one end and a thin blade ending in a rounded head. The hunter places it in the hollow of the hand, holds it against the thigh, draws the blade across, and uses a sound tube to modulate vibrations with the thumb over the tube’s open end to regulate the mound.
A visitor questions a toddler Mabel about her words. The child replies she does not know the meanings, saying they are words she has never heard before. The exchange hints at developing language and curiosity.
The text appears garbled and does not contain a coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize. It mentions a vague “teacher” and references to names and a brigand but lacks concrete facts, dates, places, or actions to craft a meaningful news item.
Larry Chappell, once a standout in the American Association, was sold by Milwaukee to Chicago for 13500 dollars plus players worth 3000. He previously debuted with Quincy in 1910, played for Nay Claire and Bay Claires, and led the AA batting in 1913 with .350 over 81 games before injuries limited his White Sox stint. He is a left handed hitter and right handed thrower.
The article surveys NL stars like Heinie Groh and Didi, notes manager moves such as Jon Tinker with Chicago Federal, and discusses fans in Detroit and Philadelphia reacting to Bancroft of the Phillies. It mentions Schmidt, Braver, Rudolph, James, Tylar, flame Delhi with Kansas City, and mockups of franchise talk involving Indianapolis and the Giants.
The piece notes Joe Jackson replacing George Stovall as Cleveland’s first baseman, continuing a line of predecessors from Dixie to Hornholst, Griggs, Johnston, Wood, Rhieds, and Karbare, with Jackson the latest South Carolinian to hold the job.
The scene centers on a tense moment between Stallings and Meyers as a dispute over umpiring and player personalities erupts. Stallings demands that Meyers and his Braves cut out personalities while the Braves push back on language from the plate. The exchange underscores a volatile game atmosphere.
Tigers Aelsene Pitcher Karr and Pitcher Warr, loaned from Mempho by Deteols last fall, were secured to the Los Angeles club. The move marks recent player transfers shaping roster depth for the 148 Angeles organization.
An illustrated feature explains lace and lacing trends to refresh a gown. White satin, chiffon silk, and back bodice lacing create a decorative finish at necks and sleeves while keeping the look light and feminine.
A description of a foundation blouse and underpanel attached under the Aunt’s garment. Yarn and fabric details include two ounces weight, knee-length foundation, gathered fullness, and a decorative border above the hem to hold the flounces away.
The article advises light protective practices for summer skin and outlines a facial cleansing routine. It emphasizes avoiding harsh rinses after sun exposure, using cold cream, gentle washing, and a facial bath with soft towels. It links cleanliness to a refreshed appearance and improved complexion.
The description notes selecting a good crisp silk to achieve a desired bowtie design, contrasting it with softer silks. It emphasizes that the right silk quality impacts the bowtie’s appearance and feasibility of production.
The outfit features plain black silk draped garments with white turnover collars and cuffs. Striped silk accents cover the shoulders with black buckle straps and white trimmed eyelets, creating a bold, cube like color combination on the water side.
A rainy day in a hospital setting shows a child being cared for as dolls are prepared for bed and placed with tickets. The narrative describes chores, furniture, and care tasks while a patient rests and others are called for later steps.
The article describes seasoning new agate and tin cooking utensils before use. Instructions: let them stand on the back of the range for two hours with water and carbonate of soda, then wash and dry in the regular manner.
A description notes many forms of thalk jHerge, mixing from a twit to a visible tea anomaly. The surah weave is a medium two and 14 extremely good twohing, with plain one tone colorings or black or color schemes with welts striped.
The article notes popular harlequin designs in blank and white for the season. It suggests these patterns suit new square and diamond shines, offering striking visuals. The text contends they charm when paired with complementary tones and are suited to those who wear them well.
Instructions describe placing a reinforcing piece under the fabric before cutting buttonholes, then cutting through both layers. When finished, remove the reinforcement and trim the fabric to complete the buttonhole.
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