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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
3
Readable passages describe Schupp warming the bench for the Moose and Cantal Atisoar period events. The text mentions New York, fans, and a youthful lineup with various names, but specifics are fragmented. The page covers a basketball scene with players and coaches, including references to Henson and Ole Asher, plus season context.
Hazy text discusses harness racing in Detroit and Kahani with references to Cand Cirewit meetings. It mentions US RUNCERREIL and possible jockeys or stallions, with unclear notes on attendance and outcomes at upcoming events. The piece hints at stakeholder opinions and scheduling for a key race season.
A garbled sports item cites the Reds and a title chase. It mentions an unclear lead, possible two-year span, and an organization, with references to a pursuit of a championship and a notable game in a park setting.
The Plutebergh club informs the Sievypport club Gurllvtder Ton Hiyne will not be retained. The decision follows a flawed performance as the team moves on without him amid speculation of Shreveport involvement.
Nap Lajete batted eight in the International league for Trollanapelis in a recent Miterleague Kennon match. Thy Kirke returned for Ladimaja Me, aiming to lead Wher of the sere with AR Orene.
Coach Yost of Michigan renames the famed tackling dummy from Gertrude to Kayser Bill after a run of lineup changes and absences. Players including Trilner Butbit and others adjust to the new designation amid training camp humor and discipline.
Word from London via Nova of the World claims Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion of Barofe refuses to engage in exhibition bouts abroad. The note mentions plans for Carpentier to travel with Jean Navarre to advise American aviators and participate in activities for Lie Prenvh Med Gross society.
The report recalls Ty Cobb's famous third-base steal mishap with Crawford, describing Cobb's dramatic slide and his shouted warning to Crawford. The anecdote highlights Cobbs impatience and a tense moment on the base paths from a past Tigers game.
A fragmented item notes many athletes across boxing tennis golf track and field will compete abroad in the new year. It hints at public interest in performers like Uncle Samuel’s era and foreign venues, referencing the Bay of and WRAL presence on foreign fields.
A letter received by Mrs. Michael Daly in Toronto from her son Thomas Daly says the famous Indian Marathon runner Tom Longboat, who went overseas with the Canadian Sportsmen's battalion, was killed in action somewhere in France. No further details are provided.
Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman George Culshaw faced draft exemption arguments tied to dependents but remained eligible as he contemplates a next season with his team. The press notes his record of solid play over the past year while awaiting Navy or draft decisions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents recipes and culinary notes including Beef and Chili dishes, Chop Suey, Ne sse frode Pudding, and Nesselrode pudding. It references pantry items, methods, and sauce variations with instructions on browning meat, thickening, and serving, though many phrases are garbled. It conveys a mid-century home cook's guide style with emphasis on technique and flavor outcomes.
The article describes gowns with satin and embroidery, velvet capes, fox fur trims, and silk finishes illustrating couture trends. It notes pockets in gowns created by clever smocking, epaulette shoulders, and a satin belt, with attention to furs like fox skins and capes as luxury accents.
Fragmented text discusses fabrics and inserts in ready made frocks and blouses. References to nasal band, elastic waistband, and comfort adjustments appear. Context inconsistent and some terms unclear.
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