Yankees or Indians Favored For 1941 World Series
The writer bets the New York Yankees or Cleveland Indians will meet Bill McKechnie’s Reds in the Fall classic. Yankees have strong lineup and pitching depth led by DiMaggio and Dickey. Indians boast star pitching led by Feller and a solid infield, but weaker hitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Dickey
Rosar
Chandler
Gomez
Russo
Bonham
Donald
Murphy
McCarthy
Maggio
Keller
Selkirk
Henrich
Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Bob Feller
al Milnar
al Smith
Mel Harder
Mack
Boudreau
DiMaggio
Rolfe
Gordon
Boston
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Doerr
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
White Sox
Browns
Reds
Derringer
Walters
Junior Thompson
Whitey Moore
Johnny Vander Meer
Monte Pearson
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Reese
Reiser
Medwick
Camilli
Dodger
Billy Southworth
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
Cubs
Pirates
Giants
Bees
Phillies
Dishes and drills from Gotham Glimpses letter home
A soldier writes from a draft camp about learning to wash dishes as a bed maker and kitchen helper. He jokes about kitchen police, dishing humor, and the tough army routine. The piece blends his wartime letters with brief Greenwich Village notes.
Kathleen Norris on lonely city wives and worn suburban life
Kathleen Norris portrays Jean Smith trapped in a dull Bronx life with Tom and eight year old Eileen. Jean’s envy of friends, lack of personal aims, and mutual strain mark a weary, claustrophobic homeward journey through a bleak urban night. George Brown and Ann contrast with a happier domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smith
Bronx
Jean Smith
Tom
Eileen
Jean
Ethel
Glad
Billy
George Brown
Smiths
Ann
George
Swollen Eyes and Allergies Across Substances and Tests
Dr. Barton explains that swollen eyes and lips often come from food sensitivities or exposures such as cosmetics dust pollen and drugs. The piece discusses patch scratch and injection tests plus keeping a food diary to identify offending items and notes a separate feature on proper children’s shoes and foot mechanics.
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W. L. Crewson
Hamilton
Canadian Medical Association
Frank D. Dickson
Rex L. Dively
Cute lawn girl pattern inspires backyard decor
A small 16 inch girl figure wearing a sunbonnet and dress is offered as pattern 79277 for 15 cents. It is designed to be traced to plywood or thin lumber and cut with a jig or coping saw. It complements the Farmer Brown’s boy cutout Z9278, also 15 cents, with orders to be sent to the address provided.
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Brown
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