Cubs Take 13th In Row As Cards Rally In NL Race
CHICAGO Cubs win their 13th straight in a battle with the Giants as Warneke dominates while Leiber and Mancuso pace the punch. Bartell errors fuel a fourth inning burst leaving the Cubs ahead. Cardinals edge Dodgers 1–0 as Dean holds Mungo, narrowing the gap to two games behind Chicago.
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Chicago
Cubs
Aopain
Giants
Worleys
Grimm
Bears
Len Warneke
Dick Bartell
Baltimore
Harry Guinishert
Bartell
Bartell, With A Avild
Frank Gabler
Warneke
Hank Leiber
Gus Mancuso
McEk
Arkansas
Cardinals
Cards
St. Louis
New York Chicago
Cavds
J. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Paul Dean
van Mungo
Chicago Cubs
Dean
Dodgers
Mungo
Dodger rally seals win on late bases loaded finish
The Dodgers loaded the bases in the ninth as Finc, Taylor, and Jordan produced key hits. Lopez reached on a pass, McCarthy batted for Mungo and struck out, ending the game with a fan.
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Dodgers
Finc
Filter Taylor
Jordan
Lopez
McCarthy
Mungo
Build Up Child Against Recurring Pneumonia
Medical article advises that pneumonias and similar lung infections do not confer lasting resistance. Emphasizes prevention through good nutrition with protein, vitamins A C and D, cod liver or halibut liver oils, rest, fresh air, warmth, and avoiding exposure to ill individuals. Recommends avoiding severe cold and drafts, plus brief warm climate sojourns to bolster lung health.
Driver Kills Man and Is Accused of Lynching Attempt
New York report says Jerry Garney collided with pedestrians in Maspeth Queens, fatally injuring Joseph Petrosky 28 and injuring a mother. Garney allegedly fled with a passenger clinging to the car. A bystander, John Lehubert 28, tried to intervene as Garney sped away, dragging him and causing further injuries. Garney posted $5,000 bail on the assault charge.
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New York
Jerry Garney
Fon
Clamoy
Dig Qilive
Maspeth
Queens
Iisuing
Joseph Petrosky
Ridges Wand
Garvey
Awing
John Lehubert
Garey
Gurey
Schubert
Env Ng
Selut
Gurney
Secrets of the White Lady by Captain Henry Landau
A reader notes a wartime tale by Captain Henry Landau, who led British secret service efforts in Holland Belgium and France. He published one prior book Alls Fate telling.
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Emlater
Col. R
HL McCormick
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Mil
Hempstead
Nevada
Howard
Miller
LaFayette
Arkansas
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Memphis
Sterick Bldg
New York City
Lexington
Chicago
E. Wackan
Drive
Densit
Mich
Woodward Ave
St. Louis
Star
Belgium
France
Landa
Phillips Oppenheim
Putnam
Captain Henry Landau
Landau
Holland
Ail
Your Children Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A reflective piece arguing mothers must foster independent thinking in children. Anecdotes compare city and country kids with tools and farming, then stress letting kids solve problems alone to develop ingenuity. Also notes the value of emergencies in spurting wit and caution against overdirected instruction. A quirky Belgium cat experiment is cited to illustrate instinct and homeward drive.
Frugal beauty guidance reads in self care column
A reader advocates budget cosmetic care and homemade mixtures for cleansing, skin toning, and moisturizing. Advice covers humble substitutes for foundation, rouge, powder, lipstick, and manicure gear, plus tips on rinses, lemon juice as bleach, and DIY hair setting to maintain appearance on a tight budget.
Worthville affair tests Ruth and John in romance
Ruth Woodson and John McNeill grow closer after a Cleveland night out. Ruth dodges social danger, creates an alias to protect her name, and contends with Bertha Gibbs while facing a potential eviction from propriety. A country club dance plan and a tense roadside stop heighten the stakes.
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Ruth Woodson
Keeln
Worthville
Bertha Gil
Ts Benny
Blaine Chalmers
Witt
Wheiter
Fall
Joan Mevnech
Fae
Eline
Jn Ru
John jeNeill
Jonn
Usedeene
Keach
John McNeill
Ruth
Ruth Elest
Henry Rome
John McNeilt
Bertha Gibbs
John
Cleveland
New York
Muth
Saint Stephens
Ruth Tumbly
Blaine
Jolav
Merry
R Uth
Johar
Maryland
Huth
Thin Paradise
Bertha
Tiwth
Te Washia
Nalice
Theron
Asuai
Woodson
Tesra
Mtaine Chalmers
Sruth Woodson
Italy Moderates and Mediterranean War Fleet Movement
The piece describes Italian moderates and a large British naval buildup in the Mediterranean, with ships such as the Glorieng Courageans and others deployed to Alexandria or en route to the theater. It notes torpedo-armed destroyers, subs, and newly built ships since 1930, plus losses and withdrawals from Portsmouth and Porthind.
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Matta Ar Wily
Maine
Alexandrt
Portsmouth
Glorieng
Courageans
Alexandria
Cary
Garey
Reltish
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Acnueleus
Hoo
Renawn
Leander
Attiles
Orion
Neptune
Cotillas
Porthind
Local Social Gossip From Prescott and Nearby
Numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings are noted in Prescott area society notes. Attendees include DeAnn Bri, Dorothy Osteen, Vivian and Bruce Burke, Clara and Norma Chork, J M Arnold family, G M Bowden funeral attendees, Alden Willis and baby, Claude Osteen, Albert McCorkle family, Mary Jo and Bettie Sue McCorkie, Ediny Vielser, Mae Belle Sinivel, Lenice Bush, Liberty wedding of Miss Lenice Bush, Mae Belle Sinivel travels to Minnesota for work, and many others visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
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Bri
Flivd Queen
Prescott
Dorothy Osteen
Vivian
Bruce Burke
Clara
Norma Chork
J. M. Arnold
Fameily
G. M. Bowden
Mra
Alden Willis
Claude Osteen
Praseget
Laney
Ana Mes
Tod. Hartsfield
Lire McCarlele
BM. Bayeth
Hani
Nina
Westi Boye
Ob Liegel
Colin Liayd
Coty
Mae Belle Siinvel
Minelen
Dan
Hall Gand
Ceorge Morten
Bar Peele
Lenice Bush
Liberty
Mary du McCorkie
Hallar McCorkie
Ana, Nina and
Vesta Boyett
National Standings Mess Seen in Turbulent Schedule
A scrambled OCR item shows mis-spelled names and fragmented standings. Teams like Reston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago appear with odd scores and stray words, plus garbled dates and locations. The passage clearly records a noisy, unreliable table rather than a clean league update.
Grosss Wasteless Chill Tonic Promises Fever Relief
An old advertisement touts Malial fever cures with tasteless quinine and iron. It claims the tonic stops chills, restores health, and strengthens blood, urging use for all ages. It promotes two bottle sizes 50c and 1, and notes higher value in the larger size.
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