Dem Bums rise seen as classiest nine of all time
In a 1947 winter discussion Detroit historian Harry Salsinger and Toots Shot debated the Dodgers dominance. They predicted Dodgers strength would grow through 1950 and beyond, noting Parke and Schmidt additions and a powerful lineup including Snider, Hodges, Campanella, Furillo, Robinson, and Pee Wee Reese. They contrasted Red Sox, Yankees, Cardinals, and Giants lineups and recalled Oakmont and Merion Open golf, highlighting course difficulty and medal-play implications.
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Horizon’s Color Code in Fishing Lines
In Kottgen and Abelsdorf tests rhodopsin ties color perception across humans and fish. Anglers favor lure color. yet line visibility matters more in bait casting where sunken lines enter a fish’s view. Black remains the top bait line color though its effectiveness varies by water and species.
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Carp Diets Across Seasons Challenge Veggie Beliefs
Fisheries biologist Tom Moen of the Town Conservation Commission analyzed 790 carp stomachs from 1646 through 1949 and found that carp primarily eat animal material. Diet shifts by season with animal matter dominant in winter and eggs appearing in some local samples, while spring feeding shows reduced stomach content.
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Towa
Sewing Circle Patterns for a Versatile Wardrobe
A fashion feature highlights top patterns including a soft contrast dress and a universally flattering tailored topcoat. It mentions Pattern No. 157 and a 48 page guide in the Sprite BIYLIST, with 28 gents noted, offering simple frock ideas for all.
Plastics Through the Ages The Rise of Modern Plastics
The article traces plastics history from natural resins to early cellulose production in 1646 and notes steady progress over the past century. It calls the current era the plast ics age and highlights plastic frames with varied styles and colors as an illustration of their popularity.
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Tenday
Moss Menace Tied to Fertility and Drainage Issues
Moss growth in tanks results from low fertility or poor drainage or both. Correct by removing moss and fertilizing bare spots with lawn food. If surface drainage fails, reseed grade. if seepage saturates subsoil, install drainage tiles to end the problem.
Reconditioning Brushes With Vinegar Soak Method
A practical tip advises soaking painters brushes in boiling vinegar for ten to fifteen minutes. This process may cause bristles to loosen in cheaper brushes but can soften them and improve washing for better brush reconditioning.
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Jo El¢An
Hazel Bishops Lasting Lipstick Ad Promises All-Day Wear
A vintage newspaper ad extols Hazel Bishop lasting lipstick claiming full-day wear without smearing on glasses, china, cigars, or teeth. It urges readers to buy at drug or department stores for $1 with a money-back guarantee and highlights consumer confidence in its stain resistant formula.
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