Cronin the Winning Chief Remains Shy Off Field
The article profiles Joe Cronin, manager of the Washington Senators, as a pennant winner with a quiet life in Wardman Park hotel. He avoids heavy publicity, enjoys humility, saves money, and credits teammates for the team’s success while keeping personal ambitions modest. He recalls Bill McKechnie as a model and emphasizes teamwork over individual batting averages.
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Joe Cronin
Richard Hollander
Washington
Senators
Joe
Wardman Park
Nats
Sinclair Launches Intensive Advertising Drive for New Gasoline
Sinclair Refining announces the most intensive advertising campaign in its history to promote the new H C Gasoline and top motor oils. Newspapers will carry most of the sales messages, complemented by radio, farm and industrial publications, motion pictures, and direct mail. The campaign features the Sinclair Dinosaur Exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair as a backdrop, with over a million visitors monthly praising the display.
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New York
Sinclair Refining Company
Sinclair
Dena Questions Lux Use as Housekeeping Ad
Fragmentary dialogue promotes Lux soap as a beauty treatment for dishes and the home. The speaker contrasts soft and white results with washing dishes multiple times daily, claiming economy and regular use.
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Lux
Doris
Fassifern School Opens 26th Session With Strong Enrollment
Hendersonville Sept 18 Fassifern School for girls opened its twenty sixth session with one of the best enrollments in years. Students come from fourteen states including California Texas Florida and New York. Dr Joseph A Sevier welcomed the faculty and city officials including Mayor Edwards. The school offers college prep plus Art Music Expression Home Economics and Secretarial tracks and sports like riding swimming golf and tennis. Among students is Miss Katherine Kearns of High Point.
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Hendersonville
Fassifern School For Girls
California
Texas
Florida
New York
Joseph A. Sevier
L. Woodward
S. L. Woodward
Emma Sutton
Margaret Bull
Nell Tanner
Janie Stauff
Cornelia Archer
Emily Gibson
Eva Blythe Rice
Donschka Sweets
Eugenia Hillhouse
Edwards
Fassifern School
Lincolnton
N. C
Kate C. Shipp
Fassifern
Katherine Kearns
High Point
Elliott Reunion Draws Large Winston-Salem Crowd
The Elliott reunion gathered a large crowd last Sunday at Washington Park in Winston-Salem. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hines and family, with Mrs. Ella Hines visiting Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Peele and family, plus Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams hosting Miss Pearl Jones and Miss Frances Williams for Sunday dinner.
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W. F. Wheeler
Bill Kelley
Raleigh
Jeffrey Frangham
Abbotts Creek
Elliott
Washington Park
Winston-Salem
J. L. Hines
Ella Hines
Joseph Peele
Bob Williams
Miss Pearl Jones
World War Adds Thousands of Words to English Language
The World War expanded English vocabulary by about 6 000 words. Sunflowers are described as descendants of the rose, indicating a botanical lineage.
Bold Slam Bidding and Doubling Dilemmas in Bridge
William B. McKenney explains how to evaluate slam chances in bridge when partners invite a slam. He notes aces influence slam bids, discusses doubleton diamonds, and illustrates how misreading hands can miss grand slams. He advises cautious, forcing bids to secure game and possible slam outcomes.
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WM. B. McKenney
South
West
North
Newark Exchange Incorporated Starts Business At East Orange
The Newark's Exchange Incorporated filed incorporation papers in Newark on Saturday with 10 shares of no par stock and authorized 2500. The office lists 525 Main Street East Orange as the registered office and The New Jersey Registration and Trust Co. as statutory agent. Harry H. Picking has eight shares while Miles M. Messenger Jr and I A Mengel hold one share each. The state notes organization is needed to begin business.
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Pbs
Jersey
Secretary of State of Incorporation
Newark
The
Exchange
New York City
Main Street
East Orange
New Jersey Registration and Trust Co
Harry H. Picking Hee
Miles M. Messinger, Jr
I. A. Mengel
Secretary of State
British Museum Fifth Largest Library Worldwide
The British Museum holds about 4,380,000 books, ranking it as the fifth largest library in the world according to the readable summary.
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British Museum
Comets Traceo Circle Jupiter
Fifty comets repeatedly circle the planet Jupiter as astronomers note their constant motion and the dynamic environment around the gas giant.
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Mamie Earnhardt
Hish Point
Tom Bame
Dora M. Horney
Wooster
Arthur Wheeler
Cora Wheeler
Eva Thornton
Helen Davis
Greensboro
Buster Smith
Bryan Harrison
Claysville, Va
H. C. Parrish
Soo
NEW Sinclair
Deep River News
Frances Williams
Lowing
Hinos
Hlyon
Newark’s Exchange Incorporated Today
Jupiter
Joseph Prewer
Louisville
Herald-Post
Joe Prewer
Plymouth
Joe Preher
F.O. B
Detroit
Mich
Turner
LOS Ansers
Tory
Mer
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Cemels
Roscoe Turner
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