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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1917
Page
10
A short, faded note by C Patterson urges clear thoughts and kindness toward others. The fragment hints at a personal motto or diary entry promoting civility and reflection.
A collection of recipes including Cherry Salad with filberts on lettuce leaves and cherry dressing, Maple Parfait made from eggs maple syrup whipped cream lemon juice and nuts, Potato Croquettes with mashed potatoes parsley onion and egg, Royal Sandwiches with eggs ham cream celery olive oil vinegar and parsley, Pineapple Salad with honey dressing and whipped cream plus tips to enhance creaminess and a closing moral about passing thoughts to others.
A nostalgic collection of recipes touts honey as a sugar substitute in plum butter and puddings. Dishes include Rice Pudding with honey, Honey Spice Cake with raisins, Baked Apples with bread crumbs and honey, East Indian Pudding with cinnamon and lemon, and Honey Ginger Shops with ginger and shortening.
Archbishop of Dublin urges wartime readers to trust in prayer during fear and anger. He cites Psalm 55 as a guide to moods from fear to faith and stresses casting burdens on the Lord as the path to sustained courage and the Cross as the way of light in the great crusade.
An old tale tells of three women who draw beauty from streams berries and roses but an aged beggar wins praise last by acts of kindness. A hidden angel reveals the true beauty lies in giving to the poor, money or deeds.
In a grueling Red Cross series Browne finishes second to Molla Bjurstedt amid 26 matches 55 sets and 536 games. Browne outplayed the US champion challenger and earns high praise for endurance and skill showing California prominence in women’s tennis.
Barney Oldfield, veteran racer, says 17 years on diverse tracks without a fatal or serious accident shows careful study of courses. He relies on mental pictures of tracks and known dangerous spots to judge safe risks, attributing much of his success to this pre race policy.
Louisville clinched comfort in the American Association race by winning 15 of 22 against the pennant winning Indians and posting even or better results versus every league foe except Toledo, where Roger Breanahan frustrated its pennant hopes.
Soldiers on Governors Island plan to spend spare time in athletic recreation as the Twenty second infantry organizes baseball, basketball, and football teams. The baseball tourney nears its end with no tight championship fight, while basketball and football schedules are being prepared for soon-opening games.
Yale Princeton and Harvard have halted football for the war, prompting debate on the sport’s fate at smaller colleges. Writers urge preservation via practical methods to keep autumn football alive for collegiate life and its moral and physical benefits.
The Lincoln club of the Western league graduates two first basemen to the majors in one season. Pug Griffin is sold to the Philadelphia Athletics and Ray Schmandt is drafted by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Four months after learning Jerusalem’s ruin Nehemiah asks the king for leave and support to rebuild the walls. He presents a careful plea, shows reverence to the king, and credits God for the favorable outcome before journeying to Jerusalem with royal protection.
Washington reports discouragement over the Kerensky overthrow in Petrograd tempered by the belief radical forces may fail to extend control over the army or country. Some depictions fear bloodshed until a power strong enough to stabilize the situation emerges, with Cossacks seen as a decisive force.
In a wartime push authorities call on service members to secure life and health coverage as part of a broad social effort. Officials stress the program especially for those deployed and emphasize timely enrollment and the protection it offers to families.
A campus notice from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln announces a Saturday event on November 17 to support a national program for women. The plan involves girls from the college community joining in a community activity likely related to corn husking and local public participation.
San Pedro police report a local baker named Cule Neal Beaton died from injuries sustained in a boxing match at the caval station. The incident occurred Monday night after a bout with an unnamed opponent ended with Beaton’s collapse and immediate medical attention. Further details on the fight and casualty are not disclosed.
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