Gehrig Extends Unbroken Streak Amid Tough Play
Henry Louis Gehrig, star Yankee first baseman, extends his record to 140 consecutive games as reports note his durability despite fractures, tonsils, and other injuries. A Detroit game led to a two run rally as Gehrig, barely swinging, still reached base.
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John L. Wilson Nominated for State Senator Seat
The Star announces John L. Wilson as a Democratic primary candidate for the State Senate in the 20th District in the upcoming election on October 14, 1934.
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Swelling in the neck and throat glands explained
Medical guidance describes neck swelling causes from cysts tumors and infections. It notes the thyroid often swells and explains diagnosis by palpation to distinguish fluid buildup from gland changes, with treatment ranging from infection reduction to possible surgical removal.
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Baby Care Advice From By Olive Roberts Barton On Keeping Babies Safe
Practical guidance urges fly control and careful bottle preparation. It details sanitizing bottles, boiling nipples and caps, cooling milk, and using a home made refrigerator, plus safety with electric fans and garbage disposal measures to protect infants. It emphasizes consulting a doctor for formula and maintaining cleanliness.
So Red the Hose and the Fall of the Old South
A critic reviews Stark Young's novel So Red the Rose as a vivid Civil War portrait of the old Mississippi planter society and its clash with industrial democracy. The narrative centers on Natchez region planters, showing war through societal change and loss, praising its narrative and social analysis, noting a $2.50 Scribner's price.
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Glorifying Yourself in Beauty By Alicia Kia Hare
Evening face powders should be chosen as carefully as daytime powders. Test shades on skin before purchase using artificial light. Green lavender and yellow are suggested for evening looks. Do not replace daytime powder. use on top to create exotic luminous appearance.
Select Face Powder From Reputable Makers
A cosmetics note urges shoppers to choose a well known brand from reputable manufacturers to ensure a good product. It warns there are no simple tests to prove purity and hints at the sun’s center temperature being far beyond ordinary measures, citing an exaggerated figure of 180 009 000 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Kerr saga of Amy and Howard in wartime hospital
In a tense wartime scene Amy Jackson visits her gravely ill husband Howard in a hospital ward. Amy pleads for more doctors as the Colonel, Professor Lowe, and nurse staff contend with Jane Terry and fledgling family tensions. The chapter ends with Amy vowing to stay by Howard's side.
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Peach Prices and Market Notes Across Regions
Market reports from Nashville Arkansas and Magan Georgia Candor Washington note moderate to light demand and steady to weaker prices for Elberta and US No 1 baskets. Wire inquiries vary, with few sales but some higher quotes on select lots. moisture and packing details mentioned alongside packaging terms and cash track concessions.
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Gehrig's durability and Hall of Fame hustle teased by mixed notes
An array of anecdotes on Lou Gehrig shows his endurance through injuries and comebacks, including elbow and finger troubles in 1930, a shoulder issue in 1926, and a strong run of games since 1925. The piece mentions Hungry Lou and other players, with nostalgic, rough-edged chatter about the era and its stars.
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We 1 Had Gold Dollars by Helen Welshimer
A fragmented verse piece recalls treasure and distant lands. The speaker imagines gold coins and magical treasure while confessing a cautious love that cost money for a glimpse of a beloved person. The text blends quixotic travel imagery with personal longing.
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Harvard proverb twists in playful Toledo Blade quip
In a humorous Toledo Blade note, Jueles Warwick claims Harvard tots veven hol ants in ground ig alupid cineles. The line playfully contrasts going to the ant with choosing Harvard as a better path, reflecting a satirical twist on academic rivalry.
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