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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
4
A fragment details several recipes including Cabbage With Sausage Liver Balls and Sauerbraten with sauerkraut. It also lists many bran bread variations and fruit bran muffins, plus notes on parsley as a garnish and a Washington Irving quote about benevolence.
H Williams 611 one of Senator John Sharp Williams Mississippi's two sons trains in the officers' camp at Fort Myer Virginia. Another son to enter the engineer corps at Fort Ethan Allen. The fourth brother remains on the Yazoo City plantation after the senator urged him to aid the war effort through farming. Kit, aged twenty one, holds an A B from the University of Virginia and would have graduated in June.
The piece argues that nature inspires art but remains distinct from it as nature does not account for human use. It notes a bower in the field was not meant for sofa pillows or plates and comments on how translation into art can distort meaning.
Ban Johnson says no pennant race in 1918 if war lasts into spring. Major league players may join the colors, possibly delaying baseball. Yet leaders expect baseball to return stronger after a wartime pause and use the sport to aid war efforts and fundraisers. If war continues next spring no season will begin and ballparks stay closed until peace returns.
The article argues that unless changes occur soon there will be no 1917 champions in golf or tennis. Chick Evans and Norris Williams would remain unchallenged champions, as many stars are absent, making any summer title a default victory and not a true reflection of skill.
A veteran trick by Roger Bresnahan as coach during a Cubs game unsettled a young pitcher. Bresnahan asked for the ball to inspect it, then taunted the pitcher into throwing it to him, prompting runners to dash home and nearly scoring before a swift defensive play.
A collage of baseball notes flags Eppa Rixey's arm, Tilid Walker shines for Boston in center, and Connie Mack's fielding shock. Merkle steals bases or not. Mamaux's speed unsettles few. Dode Paskett’s bills hit against tobacco signs. Paddy Livingston coaches at third for the Cardinals. Cincinnati fans cheer yet doom lurks in life terms. pennant odds shift from pink to pun. L, Tener says Giants favored. Napoleon Lajoie returns as Toronto pilot. Fans propose abolishing final standings plate. Eddie Ainsmith and Bam Rice enlist early. Rollie Zeider lauded as elder statesman.
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