McKechnie optimistic on Reds pennant chances
In AMPA Florida Red leader Bill McKechnie defends Reds depth and pitching. He cites Bucky Walters and Paul Derringer as still strong, notes younger talent like Alena and Mattick, and highlights Lombardi's catching value while cautioning on potential injuries to key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampa
Fla
Bill MecKechnie
Florida
Walters
Derringer
Bill
Bucky Walters
Paul
Detroit
Tigers
Bucky
Reds
Junior Thompson
Redland
Alena
Werber
McCormick
Joost
Frey
Mattick
Ernie Lombardi
Jimmy Wilson
Lombardi
Dick West
Moon Baker
McKechnie
Dodgers
Cardinals
Bill McKechnie
Eleanor Roosevelt Reviews The Doctor's Dilemma and More in New York
In New York Eleanor Roosevelt recounts viewing The Doctors Dilemma with Katharine Cornell and Raymond Massey, praises Shaw and the cast, and notes visits to British relief offices and Pan American festival talks. She reflects on youth work, vocational training, and a new book on Quakers, plus a discussion with Ford and Knott about a Los Angeles folk festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
New York City
Katharine Cornell
Raymond Massey
Abraham Lincoln
Harley Street
George Bernard Shaw
British War Relief Society, Inc
Great Britain
Kermit Roosevelt
Rachel Crothers
Theater Division
New York
John Anson Ford
Los Angeles
Gertrude Knott
Comfort of
Haverford
Laughlin Currie
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Eleanor Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sally Waters and the Dilemma of Letting Go
Kathleen Norris advises Sally Waters to give up her daughter Jean to live with her father and grandmother on a farm, arguing the child finds real happiness there and Sally should prioritize the girl’s stable future over her own immediate to keep her. The column frames a broader note on women’s generosity and the hard truth of enduring sacrifice in marriage and motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Norris
Sally
Sally Waters
Paul
Jean
Sally Water
Granny
Daddy
Middle Aged Should Adopt Safe Routine
Dr James W Barton explains how medical guidance on chronic diseases extends life for middle aged adults. He notes slower walking and rest, low starch diets, insulin for diabetes, and daily liver intake as examples of adapting habits to prolong life despite conditions like heart disease, pernicious anemia, and ulcers.
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James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
Food Allergy And Its Effects
A lay overview lists many possible allergy symptoms from foods affecting skin and body systems. It notes hives skin eczema itching and swelling, digestive tract involvement, head colds and nasal symptoms, asthma linked to foods, irritable bladder, nerves effects such as migraine and dizziness, and lists common trigger foods versus less problematic items. It also answers a Q about curing stomach ulcers by diet and surgery, stating modern treatment favors diet and rest with medical guidance.
Pattern No 8880 for including 12 to 20 inch sizes
Pattern No 8880 is designed in even sizes from 12 to 20 with an ensemble in size 14. It uses 534 yards of 39 inch material without nap and is offered for purchase by mail order.
The Reaping After Youthful Folly
A quotation attributed to Richter reflects on the enduring consequences of youthful folly. It notes that even after a man has sown wild oats, he must endure recurring periods of folly in later years.
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Richter
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Ifforl Chantland Ride
Ernie Lombard
Washington
James Hilton
Mr. Hilton
Robert van Sittert
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Young Men's Vocational Foundation, Inc
Bell Byndica
Dr. Barton
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Morolinett
Diogenes Laertius
Dr. Caldwell
Lydia
Pinkham
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