Free pleasures of life amid nature and simple joys
Fragmented notices blend philosophy of nature with local social updates. Mentions of Orville Ervinger of Dallas visiting relatives, Miss Jeni nte Vesey enrolling at the University of Arkansas, and various residents attending visits and meetings. Includes a Masonic chapter 8280 meeting notice urging attendance.
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Orville Ervinger
Dallas
Aline Johnson
Olin Jones
Arlatellie
Henderson State Teachers College
B.S
Washington youngster Travis Finds Rare Hit Choke in AL Race
Washington’s Travis, a youthful left handed hitter, remains the lone choke in the American League sprinting race. He often aims left field despite facing inside pitching, while a pad drive to right briefly raises hopes before a quick retreat.
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Washington
Covit Travis
Wasly Ington
Travis
Bucky Marrigrieda Tench Travis
Hou
Travis Depa
Budge Bests Vines, Budge Compared by Foreman
Forrest Hills notes Sidney Wondy, after practice with Ellsworth Vines, was asked to compare tennis leaders. He predicted Budge would win seven of 19 matches against Vines, a remark seen as a bold forecast from Seabright’s darling.
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Forrest Hills
Sidney B. Wond
Ellsworth Vines
Denale Budge
Budge
Vines
Seabright
Income charts reveal who gets national share among American families
Accompanying charts from a four year National Resources Committee study illustrate the distribution of national income. The large chart covers all U S family units, about 116 million people in 1935-36, showing how income rises across brackets. It notes 1,182,890 families earned 250 dollars or less that year, totaling 2.05 percent of families but only 0.28 percent of national income, while above ten thousand dollars a year far less than one percent of families held 48 percent of income.
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National Resources Committee
U.S
Follow the Arrow Archery Feature Stars Captain Somers
A cinema stunt turns to archery as Captain Fred G. Somers steps in to shoot 400 yards for Pete Smith’s photoplay Follow the Arrow. The daredevil joins a crew reluctant to film the archery sequence, delivering dramatic marksmanship for the cinema audience.
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United States
Hollywood
Fred G. Somers
Pete Smith
Hill
Pete
Smith
Captain Somers
Mind Your Manners What Would You Do
A reader quiz on social etiquette covers elevator conversation reception manners funeral talk post compliment behavior and handling a monopolizing friend. It offers best actions for situations and multiple choice scenarios with answers and guidance.
William Tell motif returns in Hollywood archer act
The film capital stages a hazardous folklore scene recreating William Tell with Howard Hill, famed bowman and archer, performing the apple-borne accuracy stunt for a brief moment in the movie science sequence.
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Hollywood
William Tell
Wilam Tell
Howard Hill
Bone Case Insight From Yankees Staff
New York physician Dr Robert E Walsh and trainer Earle Painter explain why many major league pitchers suffer chipped bones. They say extreme muscle strength strains ligaments and bones, with elbow jerks pulling ligament away and taking small bone slivers. Painter adds the analogy of the engine outpacing the chassis like a barrel cactus over 90 percent water.
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New York
Robert E. Walsh
Yankees
Earle Painter
Walsh
Painter
Sudeten Crisis Flare at Schwaderbach Border Clash
Outbreaks in northwest Bohemia near Schwaderbach saw 4000 Sudeten Germans attack a gendarmerie post as Czech forces fought to hold the line. Reports say 40 Czech gendarmes were kidnapped into Germany while border authorities warned of armed bands and possible reinforcements from abroad. Authorities claimed heavy losses but acted cautiously to avoid wider incidents.
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Bohemia
Echwaderbach
Schwaderbach
Germany
Sachsenberg
Lehmacherbach
Three Times In and Out for Phelps This Season
Brooklyn reports Babe Phelps fractured his finger against the Phil team for the third time this season. Doctors consider him likely to return home before the season ends, with a cautious prognosis and possible late-season contribution.
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Brooklyn
Babe Phelps
Phillies
Retail Trade Up for September
Retail departments across the nation reported a sharp upturn in September sales. The rise, starting Labor Day, reversed winter declines and brought results near or above September 1937 levels despite seasonal factors. Chicago mail order houses matched 1937 peak. gains of 10 to 15 percent were common. Northeast shoppers bought warmer clothing and school outfits as cool weather set in.
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New York
Associated Press
Chicago
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