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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
2
Mrs. Redbreast endures Robin’s fault finding over nest choices and meals then quietly teaches him by securing tender worms and ripe cherries. After a tense day the family reunites when Robin discovers the children safe and the couple reconciles, ending his critique.
Advice targets boys to start a poultry business now with parental guidance. Emphasizes clean dry housing, profitable hens, and fair profit share with the father. Encourages questions to James G Halpin of the Wisconsin Poultry Association in Madison.
In a classroom exchange Freddie reflects on learning from Punch. The new boy answers that he should know what was taught yesterday and mentions the schoolmistress and the idea of a punch as a teaching moment.
University of Pennsylvania pins championship hopes on a strong varsity eight led by new coach Joe Wright from Canada. Wright arrived at Penn to implement his tactics as rowers train on indoor machines for aquatic honors.
St Louis Browns manager Fielder Jones proposes building a dedicated world series stadium seating 150000. He argues the series is a grand climax attracting fans from Bangor to Portland and could be funded by community and rail contributions with big seating revenue.
The passage contrasts Ted Lewis and Freddy Walsh as fighters and mentions a Judge, a Marshall, a Clark and a Messenger in baseball. John Foster opposes paying ball players $26,000, while Bradstreet’s notes some are worth far more.
Mawson Iowa native Welker Cochran born 1897 emerges in New York handicap tournament as a standout for youth and raw talent. Philadelphia Public Ledger notes he may become the billiard world’s Hoppe but warns he must temper recklessness with discipline to reach that level.
The article honors James O Rourke known as the Orator as a major league star beginning in 1876. He played 17 years in the big show and 16 years in the Connecticut State league, holding multiple positions and even managing with his son on the same team.
European horse racing expands with a new course at San Sebastian Spain under royal patronage. King Alfonso will race as the Duke of Toledo with the event signaling a notable royal endorsement.
A surveyor reports Shamrock IV, Lipton’s latest America’s Cup challenger, shows no signs of deterioration despite lying up in Brooklyn since arriving in August 1914 for potential racing.
Field in Washington park Brooklyn home of the Federal league nine could be converted into an athletic field for city scholastic use.
An old farm note advises a careful spring transition for work horses and yearling colts. Start with short pasture exposure, reduce grain and salt, and gradually increase grass intake to prevent digestive upset. Provide shelter during the first nights outside and bring colts in if nights are cool.
An 19th century veterinary note defines broken wind as an incurable chronic lung condition in horses with difficult breathing and a double expiratory effort. It describes coughing progression, dietary and feeding cautions, and palliative treatments including linseed oil and various unsuccessful medicines.
The piece discusses lamb profitability and the impact of tariffs on the sheep trade. It highlights keeping dogs and strangers away from flocks and the importance of nourishing mothers for strong lamb growth. It mentions clover, alfalfa hay, and Carm as forage considerations.
A chaotic report describes misconduct allegations involving a livestock operation and unfit care practices. Authorities investigate claims of neglect and improper handling of purebred hogs at a farm site.
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