Pirates and Cardinals Now Practically Tied for 1st Place
Pirates and Cardinals are tied for first in the National League after Pittsburgh fell to Chicago while St. Louis rested. Odds favor the two teams at 2 to 1. New York Giants and Cubs 5 to 1. St. Louis surged May to lead with 19–7, while Pittsburgh went 14–12.
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Parents Shape Children More Than Anything Else
A writer argues that parents are the primary influence on children, shaping honesty and behavior from birth. He cites examples from a fountain pen giveaway where parents falsely test ages, kids copying parental fibs, and everyday scenes of children cringing at paying ages. The piece contends social and moral training starts at home with honesty.
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Big Offer for Stomach Agony Relief Elixir
A vigorous pitch promotes Dave's Mentha Pep Stint Castings Elixir for stomach distress. It claims rapid relief and bodily strength from one bottle, guaranteed by Daugherty's Drug Store and other druggists, with a money back promise.
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Business Showing Decided Improvement
Washington June 1 The commerce department reported across heavy and consumer industries in many US regions a decided improvement based on 22 trade associations. Production employment payrolls and sales rise first since the downturn with optimism in auto steel and machine tool sectors. Credit men note better collections in 18 states as demand broadens and inventories are replenished.
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Lamont
American Tron and Steel Institute
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American Petroleum Institute
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Laughable Sports Fragments From A Dizzy Day Of News
A collage of dubious sports items features stalled cars in an Indianapolis 500 scene, Yale allegedly winning Intercollegiates, and Tony Canzoneri losing a bout. Schmeling and Baer reportedly suffer illnesses while June 1 dates drift through Hogland results.
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Jim Lendos
John Pesek
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