Cubs Giants Feud Echoes Old Baseball Rivalry
The piece recalls the Cubs and Giants pennant battles and a long history of acrimony, noting figures from 1900s Giants such as Johnny Evers and Frank Chance. It highlights Rogers Hornsby’s era shifts, manager changes, and ongoing modern rivalries with Chicago and New York figures shaping the scene.
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Cubs
Giants
Mike Donnin
Matty
Ball Park
Johnny Evers
Frank Chance
Mordecai Brown
Dodgers
Superbas
Chicago Invaders
Chicago
Pala Grounds
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Evers
Terrys
Grimms
Harrnetts
Hubbells
Demarces
Yankees
Tigers
Rogers Hornsby
West
St. Louis
New York
Hornsby
William Wrigley
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Johnston
Broadway
Madison Square Garden
Georgia
Jimmy
Brooklyn
Jack Currey
Jack
Tony Canzoneri
Harry Turner
Fort Jay
Joe Stancock
West Point
Philippines
Tony Plansky
Georgetown
Williams
Tony
Tiffy Cook
Jersey City
Bill Terry
Casey Stengel
Babe Berman
Cincinnati
Reds
Weintraub
Brennan
Brown Posey Stengel
Dwyer
J. C
American Association
Dredger
Yan Mungo
van Mogal
Ted Breitenstein
Breitenstein and
Camp Equinunk
Pennsylvania
Jules Bender
Long Island U
Camp Windau
Pittsfield
Mass
Long Island
Bender
Ben Kramer
Leo Merson
Red Norton
United States
National Hockey League
Les Canadiens
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Canada
Cleveland
AJ Sutphen
Montreal Maroons
Bill Cook
Sammy Gorman
Maroons
Iis Racetrack
Montreal Forum
Detroit
Jim Norris
Red Wings
Chicago Stadium
Black Hawks
Rangers
Rockey
Syi
Big Bill Dwyer
N. Y
Bill Johnston
Henry Jeffra
Quintana
Aldo Spaldi
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Katsumi Morioka
Coney Island
Kats
Don Burge
Kerr Petrie
Carnoustie
Treasury silver policy fuels prices and inflation fears
Washington debates the 1934 silver act as the Treasury trades gold for Chinese silver. The columnist argues inflation rises from silver certificates and currency expansion, linking higher food and apparel costs to policy. It notes silver reserves, certificates issued, and political maneuvers around the Democratic National Committee.
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Washington
Treasury
John Q
America
Washington Administration
Roosevelt
Hns
China
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
Jim Farley
Republi
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Democratic National
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Snell
New York
House of Representatives
Cummings
House
Farley
Rayburn
Western Newspaper Union
Around the House: Practical Household Tips Column
Tar removal from hands and clothing using lard then soap. Linoleum washing with sugar dissolved in water for a brilliant finish. Raspberry Tapioca with raspberries lemon juice and sugar mixed, then set in a mould and served with custard. Summer salad uses boiled potatoes cut into small squares.
Foreign Phrases and Practical Notes From a WNU Service
A compilation of foreign proverbs with translations and practical kitchen, crafting, and laundry tips. Includes instructions on nail setting, wallpaper removal, rhubarb juice, and clarifying wash-day blueing, attributed to the WNU Service.
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WNU
Courage as the Key to Action and Happiness
A quotation from Sir Ian Fraser defines courage as the supreme virtue enabling thought to activate action. It distinguishes courage from mere physical bravery and links it to vitality, success, and happiness.
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Sir Ian Fraser
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