Fibber and Molly Jordans Rise From Humble Roots
Marion and Jim Jordan, the Fibber McGee and Molly duo, built a deep, long career from small town beginnings on a Chicago farm and a modest seven room home. They began as vaudeville performers, then radio stars, sustaining family life with two children and a network of quirky characters while steering clear of sensationalism.
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Marion
Jim
Molly
Jordan
Marion Driscoll
Fibber McGee and Molly
Jim Jordan
Cickens
Fibber
Jack Benny
Chicago
Jordans
Katherine
Peoria
Grose
Jim Gang
Mnay
McGee
Melly Bkig
Jum
France
Thomas
Soo
O’henry Twins
Trey Bang
Giulogs
Inpooligs
WENR
Fibber McGee
Luke
Mrs. Smith
Smith
Fibber and
NBC
WMAQ
Mr. Twister
Geraldine
Grandma
Mrs. Wearybottom
Horatio K. Boomer
Hallo
Petrushka
Tovarich
Bill Thompson
Lilly Watson
Hugh Studebaker
Studebaker
Harpo
Harlow Wilcox
Harold Isbell
Don Quinn
Wey
Irv Witty
Camp Equinunk
Pennsylvania
Jules Bender
Long Island U
Camp Windau
Pittsfeld
Mass
Long Island
Bender
Ben Kramer
Leo Merson
Red Norton
Cubs Giants Feud Echoes Wartime Diamond Rivalry
A New York Post lookback tracks the Cubs and Giants legendary league feud, comparing today’s pennant chase to 1908 and earlier rivalries. It recalls players like Evers Chance and Mordecai Brown, managers Hornsby era moves, and long histories of cross-town sports tensions across boxing, football, and hockey, with notes on other clubs and personalities shaping New York sports.
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Cubs
Giants
Mike Donlin
Matty
Ball Park
Johnny Evers
Frank Chance
Mordecai Brown
Dodgers
Superbas
Chicago Invaders
Chicago
Polo Grounds
John J. McGraw
McGrew
Evers
Ixw
Terrys
Grimms
Hartnells
Hubbells
Demarees
Yankees
Tigers
Rogerg Hornsby
St. Louis
McGraw
New York
Hornsby
William Wrigley
Acé
Mike Jacobs
Jimmy Johnston
Broadway
Italson
Madison Sanare Garden
Georgia
Bulldogs
Feld
Jimmy
Brooklyn
Jack Currey
Jack
Tony Canzoneri
Harry Turner
Fort Jay
Joe Stancock
West Point
Philippines
Tony Plansky
Georgetown
Williams
Tony
Tifty Cook
Jersey City
Bill Terry
Casey Stengel
Babe Herman
Cincinnati
Reds
Weintraub
Brennan
Beownen
Dwyer
J. C
New Sew-Your-Own dresses feature family friendly frocks for girls
The sewing circle promotes dotted Swiss and gingham frocks with princess lines and puff sleeves for young girls. Patterns 1341 1349 and 1828 shown with yardage for sizes 12 to 20 and 4 to 10 years. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago. Price 15 cents.
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Milady
Little Sis
Mother
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bel) Syndicate
WNU
Aristocracy, manners, and social habits in Uncle Phil's stance
Uncle Phil argues aristocracy means rising above vulgarity and ignorance. He questions friendship choices, advises comfort over fashion in heat, condemns vandalism, and calls for strong discipline for inferiority complex. He compares humans to ants and bees, noting seriousness versus playful times.
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Toronto
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Canada
Cleveland
al Sutphen
Montreal Maroons
Bill Cook
Tammy Gorman
Maroons
Montreal Forum
Detroit
Jim Norris
Red Wings
Chicago Stadium
Black Hawks
Madison Square Garden
Rangers
Bo Dwyer
Bill Johnston
Henry Jeffra
Aldo Spaldi
Enrico Venturi
Italy
Katsumi Morieke
Coney Island
Nsist
Don Budge
Kerr Petrie
New York Golf Weters
Cargoustie
Bornsby
Chic
Phil
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Quaker State
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