Women’s tennis greats and feats recalled in tribute
The column surveys legendary female athletes including Suzanne Lenglen Molla Mallory Helen Wills and Gertrude Ederle. It recounts Lenglen’s world title and the Wills Lenglen rivalry plus other sports scenes and a note on an upcoming all star baseball game. It mentions a Paris match leading to a syndicate bet and a Hawthorne betting trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dier
Gertrude Ederle
Cape Griz Net
White Cliffs
England
English Channel
Trudy
New York
Broadway
Wills
Forest Hills
Helen Wills
Suzanne
The
Riviera
Europe
Lenglen
Soldier Field
Paris
Wille
Mercer Beasley
Wimbledon
Helen
Phildelpha
Lou Fonseca
Red Kress
Billy Sullivan
Lou
Earl Webb
Earl
Hawthorne
Ones They Were Rich by D L Murray book review
A Book A Day critique portrays Ones They Were Rich as a leisurely English family drama about a country clan facing a financial decline. The father is an aging professor, the household includes his wife, two daughters, and a son. The children improvise with a chicken farm, horse pennies, and auto work while the mother keeps house, and the professor knits mufflers. The tone shifts from upper middle class virtue to labor party satire with bursts of farce and romance, delivering an entertaining, uneven summer read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amily
D. L. Murray
Forimme
Irvine
Roosevelt on Vacation Works 30 Hours a Week at Summer White House
Behind the scenes at Hyde Park's Summer White House the article depicts President Roosevelt balancing a working vacation with family time. He starts with a light breakfast then drafts dictation in the study before outdoor tasks, rides a few moments, drives a specially built sedan, and mingles at poolside with Mrs Roosevelt and visitors. The scene includes staff, the six-horse estate, Nellie Dall’s family, and a steady stream of guests, photographers, and a Russian sculptor preparing a bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Valli
Buzile” Dall
Pougmkeepsie
Meinivre
Franklin Roosevelt
Hudson
Hetle Shetland
Daily Dumalin
Ezra Pine
Nissiness
Mr. Roosevelt
Ies
John Rooseve
Sezhes
Mrs. Dall
Natoma
Manu
F. R
Gus Gennerich
New York
Val Kil Cottage
Val Kill
Roosevelts
Local boy makes good Grass Skirts Fashions
An overly fragmentary item notes native attire in New Guinea with American anthropologist Dr. Fortune referenced. It mentions Hittie town Marix, string bracelets, and shifts in fashion influence, then abruptly moves to a Dutch tug headline with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australis
New Guinea
Fortune
Marix
Ing Viaste
High Card Strength In Itself And No Trump Bid Theme
The article discusses bridge bidding strategies noting high card strength alone does not justify a one no trump bid. It analyzes a hand where South opens one heart, North bids two hearts then three no trump, and four no trump is reached. The play hinges on proper leads and finesses, with West and East choices shaping the declarer’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Banda
Omeshall
Amotaunal Inti
Ott Din Tocay
South
North
Iy Ace
Etx
West
Ocean
Bank Robbery At Montpelier Bank
Three men robbed the First National Bank of Montpelier today escaping with about $10,000 after forcing the vault open and holding bank employees with a guard in a rear room. A conservator was compelled to unlock the vault as cash and currency disappeared from both vault and drawers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ind
First National Bank of
D. M. Tewsbury
Annual Field Day Auction Slated For Holstein Cattle
About forty Holstein cattle from Frederick Washington Montgomery counties are listed for the first annual field day exhibit and sale at the Fair Grounds on Wednesday August 30. Prof Barker and J Homer Remaberg lead the Maryland extension listing with a planned exhibit of roughly 75 animals across twelve classes including production and high production loss. Judge Paul Misner will oversee judging starting about 11 am with ten to twelve entries selling later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Prof
Howard
Maryland State Holstein-Friesian Association
Frederick
Washington
Montgomery
Barker
Montgomery County
Ches, Wertheimer
Alvers N. McCardell
Philip Coblentz
Maurice
Louis Ahalt
Chas, Shafer
Saffert
Paul B. Misner
Ellicott City
Maryland Association
Taneytown
Carroll County
Carroll Howard
Anne Alindel
Balulmine
Harford
Cecil
Chestertown
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Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Babe Didrickson
Suzanne Lenglen
Paul Harrison
NEA
Ceeds
Albany Poss Road
Anna Eleanor
Curtis Roosevelt
Anna
Sistie
Nas
Jerseys
Denver
Neet
Amsterdam
Sussonoe
Tie News
WM. K. McKenney
Americam Bridge
Charles Kain
Grover L. Riddiemoser
Flint
Mich
Grover Riddiemoser
Charles Krill
Marcellus Wachter
Jacob Fulmer
Francis Riddiemoser
Louis Huderbrand
Millard Riddlemoser
Claude Shoemaker
Howard Riddlemoser
Ignatius Lease
Gilmore Garst
Lilburn Hall
Charles Riddlemoser
Earl Wachter
Russell Smith
Lloyd DeGrange
Ruth Riddlemoser
Pearl Clarke
Baltimore
Ruth Knill
Edna Riddienoser
Mary Hidgalemoser
Evelyn Dt Shoemaker
Mildred Shoemaker
Barbara Smith
Gloria DeGrange
Evelyn Wachter
Louise Garst
Virginia Garst
Irma Hall
Darlene Hall
Gerald Riddlemoser
Wiliam Kail
Bainmore
Roy Baill
Paul Riddlemos
Heberling
Williams Grove
Clayton M. Zimmerman
Clayborne Zimmerman
Dorothy and
Trego
William Zimmerman
Betty and
William, Jr
Ralph Zimmerman
Edgar Zimmerman
R. Ames Hendrickson
Louise Hunt
Mary Russell
C. Bestile Stauffer
Katherine Stauffer
Margaret Stauffer
Kathryn Zimmerman
Pegsy Helms
Mary Lizabeth Stauffer
Annabelle Bowers
Fayette Fisher
Willard Holter
Carl Stauffer
H. 4. Howard
McCurdy Field
Jefferson Street
Home Fund
Francis Scott Key Post
No. 11
American Legion
Uniform Bank
Fythias
Westi Hoasta Bareo
Ideal Garage Co
Chevrolet
Automobile Club of Maryland
Frascia Scott Key Hotel
Holstein Association
E. B. Measell
East Patrick ST. Pone
Neliver
Austria
Hien
Aupicamts
Wendy
Auts
Frmonk
MPN
Quaker City
North Market Street
Feedirick
Markell & Ford
Haines’ Stock Market
MY Place
Kowili
Guernsey
Guernseys
Charles King
Mule Calla
Frederick, MD
Cape May, N. J
Charlie Kerr
Radio Orchestra
OFEN
R. L. Fite
Maryland
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