Baseball's 1942 standings forecast by BDA pundit
The article predicts a Yankees Cardinals World Series clash in 1942 with the Yankees likely to win the American League pennant. It lists expected finishes for each club, notes player losses like Feller and Pytlak, and highlights strength in the Cardinals and Dodgers in the National League.
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Yankees
Cardinals
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Philadelphia
Athletics
Red Sox
Mickey Harris
Earl Johnson
Frank Pytlak
White Sox
Browns
Indians
Tigers
Bob Feller
Gerald Walker
Hal Troskey
Soup Campbell
Rollie Hemsley
Hank Greenberg
Buck Newsom
Senators
Cecil Travis
Rudiy Lewis
Armed Service
Sam Chapman
Benny McCoy
al Brancato
Ranking Johnson
A’s
Dodgers
Arky Vaughan
Augie Galan
John Rizzo
Larry French
Billy Sullivan
Barbara Bell Pattern 1570 B for children sizes 1 to 6
The pattern offers three pieces a trim patterned dress with back opening and bonnet and a pair of overalls ideal for warm weather. Barbara Bell Pattern No 1570 B designed for sizes 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 years requires 3 percent yards of 32 or 35 inch material and 3 yards bias braid for frock and bonnet. Send your order to the given address.
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Barbara Bell
Pattern No 1570 B Play Set for Girls 1 to 6
Pattern No 1570 B offers a girls play set from ages 1 to 6 with a frock style scalloped sleeve cap pocket and braided trim. The read includes practical features and a cool strappy design for everyday wear.
Jeep origin linked to Wisconsin and a car model
The first 1,500 cars bore the model marking G W P soldiers dropped the middle initial and called it jeep Thaumaturgy Regards The text notes Wisconsin and a connection to the term jeep arising from the G W P marking.
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Wisconsin
Regards
Two Mile Awhile Go Slow for Safety
A humorous scene unfolds as a diner warns a cautious man not to rush his meal for safety. The twist reveals he is sitting on a prizefighter’s hat, unaware of its owner’s identity and its potential consequences.
Piano Tuner at Door Seeks Work
A man with a small black bag knocks on a front door. The father of fourteen children invites him in hoping he is a piano tuner for work.
Witty Exchange Sparks Domestic Quip
A playful dialogue contrasts marital change with practicality as one partner jokes about husband’s behavior and saving dishes, eliciting a lighthearted response about washing up.
Shower plans for bride to be with friends
A lighthearted exchange about organizing a bridal shower. Ethel suggests the idea and Johnny agrees promising to bring soap for the celebration.
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Ethel
Johnny
The Answers 1 2 3 and Perot Malting Co of Philadelphia
The fragment mentions The Answers project or item numbered 1 2 3 with B C notation and cites The Perot Malting Co in Philadelphia established in 1687. It also notes the use of polished stone implements.
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B. C
Perot Malting Co
Philadelphia
Longest painting Panorama of the Mississippi by John Banvard
Collier's notes the Panorama of the Mississippi as the longest painting ever, a canvas roughly 16 000 feet long showing 1300 miles of river scenery from the Missouri mouth to New Orleans. Banvard created it between 1840 and 1846 and displayed it by two revolving cylinders, taking two hours for full viewing.
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The
Mississippi
Missouri
New Orleans
Collier’s
John Banvard
Practical Household Tips From Historic Pages
Dry steel wool in the sun after use to prevent rust. Butter the cheese edge thinly to keep moist in fridge. Clean cellar and attic to reduce fire hazards. Recycle old rags and papers to defense salvage groups. Stale bread yields eight cups of crumbs. store in a jar. Do not salt corn water. boil ten minutes and serve immediately. Do not let corn sit in water after cooking.
Red Cross Blood Plasma Drives U S War Aid
Two million volunteer Red Cross workers form a militia of mercy as 60 000 pints monthly flow to 18 donor centers. Donors give quickly with no after effects and plasma is shipped for drying, storage, and field reconstitution to aid Army Navy actions in Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
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Red Cross
Army of Mercy
Army
Navy
Surgeons General
Army and Navy
Atlantic
Pacific
Taxes in the Elevator Punchline
A woman rides an elevator and asks for taxes. The elevator boy asks if she wants to pay or argue. She replies taxes please, prompting the boy to quip about paying versus arguing in the same building housing the tax offices.
Ready for Anything In a haunted English grange a nurse hosts a ghost
A room in an old English grange was set as a first aid post and staff faced no fear of spirits. On the first night a nurse heard noises and saw a spectral figure with its head tucked under its arm. She invited it inside to be treated.
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Grange
England
Insomniac Boarder Clashes With Landlady Over Bed Claims
The land dy asks about sleep and the new boarder admits insomnia. The landlady accuses him of lying and offers $5 for each bedbug discovered, escalating the dispute in a tense lodging house scene.
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Walker
Hemsley
Reds
Frank McCormick
Pirates
Frankie Frisch
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Terry
Mize, Werber
Connie Ryan
Hank Leiber
Willard Marshall
Tom Sunkel
Chicago Cubs
Lou Novikofft
Cubs
Lombardi Ad
Ata Ernie
Confucius
United States
Vermont
Idaho
Me OO
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
West Wacker Dr
John Henry Briggs
St.Joseph
Nature
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
American Red Cross
Baltimore
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington, D. C
WNU
Dr. Scholl
Ennius
Oleae
Royal Jewelry.co
Main St
Houston
Texas
Prince Albert
R. J. RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C. Winston- Salem, N.C
Freddie
Esast
Fleischmann
Standard Brands, Inc
Madison Ave
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