In the Arena of Sports: Cutshaw Key Batting Weapon
The article profiles Brooklyn second baseman Joe Cutshaw as a dangerous pinch hitter and solid fielder, rivaled by Wheat and Daubert for clutch hits while praising his timely hits and defensive reliability. It also notes the St Louis Cardinals under Huggins with Britton’s sale rebuilding into a stronger squad featuring Hornsby at short and Betzel at second.
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Cutshaw
Cardinals
Huggins
Mra. Britton
Jack Miller
Bob Bescher
Hornsby
Betzel
Braves Release Rica Arthur to Springfield Eastern League
Braves release catcher Rica Arthur to the Springfield club in the Eastern league leaving the team with twenty two players on the roster.
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Arthur Rica
Braves
Springfield
Late garden vegetables to plant and harvest hints
A Washington bulletin urges timely but flexible late season gardening. It notes July 15 as a practical cutoff in many areas and lists storable crops suited for late plantings such as beets carrots onions potatoes with Swiss chard collards romaine and various vine crops while cautioning against crops preferring cool weather like lettuce spinach and traditional early cold-season varieties.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission of Washington
How Shall We Pay for the War? A Policy Debate
McVickar of Columbia argues for balanced funding through loans and taxes. He warns against tax-only funding, outlines six tax principles, critiques the House bill, and favors a target of about 1.25 to 1.5 billion dollars in new taxes with substantial excess profits, revised income tax rates, and sustained borrowing to maintain economic elasticity.
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McVickar
Columbia University
House of Representatives
Committee of Ways and Means
House
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Great Britain
Senate
Agricultural Expert Attacks Food Speculators Push
Agricultural assistant secretary Carl Rouman denounces food speculators and gamblers allied with the banner as traitors to the country. The piece outlines Vrooman as a Missouri native, 45, educated at Washburn, Harvard, and Oxford, who manages thousands of acres in Clinolsa with a Bloomington home.
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Congress
Carl Rouman
Vroomnan
Missouri
Washburn College
Kansas
Harvard University
Harvard
Oxford
England
Save Bottles to Use In Putting Up Fruits
United States Department of Agriculture home canning specialists urge housekeepers to save wide necked bottles for putting up fruits preserves jellies jams and fruit juices to avert a shortage of regular jars and preserving cans. Jellies jams and preserves can be kept in primary drinking glasses with paper and paraffin while fruit juices fit small neck bottles. Vegetables soups and meats require standard jars or tin cans. Preserve perishable products with highest nutritive value if supplies are scarce and dry or evaporate apples pumpkins and squash. Avoid packing in jars or cans when other methods suffice.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canning Clubs
Mother's Doll Story of May and Her Doll Baby
May May is a three year old girl who loves a doll that resembles her baby self. Her privileged life shows in clean lace dresses and pink bows. She wheels the doll in a carriage on the piazza and longs to push it into the garden despite risking her finest clothes.
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May
Pepa
Camp Fire Girls Enlistment Slogan Aims at Home Duty
Camp Fire Girls adopt the slogan Homic enlistment to mobilize girls nationwide using household skills required by the government. They train in home duties so women can take on men’s tasks while men go to the front.
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Camp Fire Girls
Campfire Girls
United States
Climbing Parnassus in Mythology and Sacred Peaks
The article describes Parnassus in central Greece sacred to the Muses and Apollo. It notes the Delphic sanctuary of Apollo on its slopes and the Castalian fountain believed to inspire poetry. The highest peak, 8 068 feet, is sacred to Bacchus with other summits to Apollo and the Muses.
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Parnassus
Greece
Castalia
Bacchus
Apollo
Carbon Paper for Embroidery Patterns at Herald Office
Large sheets of carbon paper suitable for transferring embroidery patterns and other designs are available at the Herald Office. Ideal for spooling transfers and pattern tracing in craft work.
Vandalia and Big Four rail timetable notes
East and west line times listed for Vandalia, with various schedule stamps such as 1:08 am 2:25 am 6:58 am and afternoon slots. Big Four Cairo Division shows No 24 11:41 pm No 463 3:47 am No 4 10:06 am No 7 11:16 pm and other near quarter-hour marks.
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Cairo
North Routh
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the City Drug Store
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A. H. Simpson
West Union
Buster
Cork Farm
Block School House
Cleveland Bay
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