All America selections and silly season in college football
A noisy meditation on the yearly All-America pick process, noting famed players and teams such as Minnesota, Navy, Stanford, Michigan, and Columbia. The piece recalls past eras, critiques the mythical squad tradition, and laments the fuss while acknowledging its cultural pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
Allmerica
Yonge
Averal Press
Mineeota
Monk Moserip
Stanford
al Baraas
Columbia
George Arclay
North Carolina
Rophers
Coconuts Ang
Perth Amboy
Peru
Ind
Minneye
Operition
Pug Land
Tan Kaneke
Atter
Navy
Buzz Sperries
Hark
Louie
Columbia Tmenit
Cutter
Mma
Stanford Ale
Adams
Imean
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Uscket
Newark University
New York
Hickman
Kruschen Salts Claim Quick Fat Loss Promise
An unclear ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss solution urging readers to take half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning. The copy uses alarmed language about weight and body functioning, promising visible fat reduction within a week.
Hergesheimer novel lacks life in sweeping paper fortune tale
Bruce Catton reviews a panoramic historical novel by Hergesheimer about a Pennsylvania paper family since the Revolution. The work traces shift from honest craft to wealth driven power, lamenting lost virtues, but Catton finds the characters fail to engage readers or sustain sympathy. Published by Enopt!.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnt
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hergesheimer
The
Republic
Hergeshheimer
Enopt
Halloween Social Hosts Brethren Classes in New Windsor
New Windsor hosts included Mr and Mrs Paul Benedict Mrs Ella Hawk and several Stultz family members at a birthday dinner for Edgar Stultz in Arlington. Senior girls from the Church of the Brethren Sunday school organized a Halloween social for intermediate classes at Anna Bowman home with attendees Anna Bowman Naomi Wolfe Charvntte Guyton Irma Pickett Doris Bankerd Anna Roop Edgar Guyton Galen Wolfe Ralph Wolfe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Nov
Paul Benedict
Ella Hawk
Samuel Benedict
Goldie May Lovell
Edgar Stultz
Arlington
Stultz
Harry Stultz
Roland Stultz
Amelia
Baltimore
Betty
Marian Stultz
Artington
Church of the Brethren
Pipe Creek
Hallowe'en
Anna Bowman
Naomi Wolfe
Charvntte Guyton
Irma Pickett
Doris Bankerd
Anna Roop
Edgar Guyton
Galen Wolfe
Ralph Wolfe
Halloween Party At Blue Ridge College In Greensburg
The annual Hallowe en costume party at Blue Ridge college was held in the gymnasium last Wednesday night. Mrs Preston Bloom visited her mother Mrs Jenkins as Henry Sellers from Pikesville spent Tuesday with Albert Benedict. Ladies of the Presbyterian church hosted a luncheon and supper in the church basement with pumpkin pies ginger cakes cider and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Eaton
Maric Hull
Violet Hull
Louise Roop
Maric’ Trite
Dorothy Young
Ruth Crumpacker
Richard Hull
Donald Reap
Charles Hull, Jr
Ralph Boone
Henry Sellers
Pikesville
Albert Benedict
Greensburg
Blue Ridge College
Advertising eras and a merchant’s remark
A fragment notes shifts in advertising from brass to golden ages, with Edward A. Plane, a merchant, quoted about the forthcoming golden age ahead of us. The text suggests historical context but offers limited readable details beyond the timeline framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward AL Plane
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Newman
Middle West
Selt Beynon
Mincrs
Harry Newman
Winopetent
Les Lindserg
Beynon
Kyogchen
BOSE
Tulane
Ilinois
Washington
Byron Haines
West
Palo Alto
Carl DeVry
Inset
Northwestern Guard
Tlinois
Evanston
Illini
Jack Fritts
Colgate
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Dominic Vairo
Micer
Pitney
Bonar
Layden
Cleveland
Bruce Catton
Esheimer
Hergesheimer
Zams
Life Insurance & Annuities
Lewis R Nfrtzratigow
Ae Arta
the Fate
R. P. Lamont
Commelce
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Zzi
B. Bee
del Monte
del Monte Peaches
del Monte Pineapple
Yemima
Ail Fisvers
POST
Ade
BAKGR
Pks
Kellogg's
Ginger
Ike
Beebrand
SWIFT
Procter
Blue Ridge Meats
Maryland Biscuit Co
Phillip
Majestic
America
IVORY
Oke
Oxydol
Tae
Cream
Kelly
Kelloggs
Kelloggs Pet
Kellogg’s
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