Yankees Poised To Roll Over 1938 American League
Speaking of Sports predicts the 1938 season will see the New York Yankees dominate the American League as in 1936 and 1937. Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago expected to push for second. Boston, Washington, St. Louis, and Philadelphia to chase lower berths. Analysts note Indians pitching strength and White Sox injury woes, with Detroit and Boston in the mix for a strong showing.
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George A. Barclay
New York Yankees
Joe McCarthy
Power House Boys
Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Rob Feller
Johnny Allen
Mel Harder
Willis Hudlin
Indians
Rollie Hemsley
Chicago White Sez
Yanks
Jimmy Dykes
Luke Annling
Sox
Detroit Tiger
Rowe
Mickey Cochrane
Joe
Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Zeke Bonura
Senators
Roettger
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh
University of Illinois
Ilinois
Carl Lundgren
Princeton
Tad Wieman
Dazzy Vance
Homosassa
Fla
Clearwater
Lefty Gomez
Jimmy Foxx
Bob Johnson
Max Bishop
Elmer Boeseke
Be Lutze
Western Newspaper Union
Hail and Farewell to Dizzy Deans Comeback Hopes
The piece surveys Dizzy Deans spring form as a barometer for the Cardinals pennant chances with Paul Dean’s faltering return and Branch Rickey’s caution. It notes Daffy’s failed rehab, Dizzy and Lonnie Warneke bearing the load, and mentions Lee Battl eship and related racing figures before shifting to other sports notes from Western Newspaper Union.
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Paul Dean
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy
Cardinal
Paul
Daffy
Branch Rickey
Shane
Cardinals
Giants
Cubs
Lonnie Warneke
World figures unveil pacific relations shifts and plans
New Delhi to New York reports survey moves provoke policy shifts at the Institute of Pacific Relations. Philippines reconsider towline, Japan and Germany study a 50 mile canal route. Mackenzie touts US fleet reliance. McNutt urges liberty and peace in the Far East. Counts of biographical notes appear alongside fringe youth tour plans led by Countess Alain Dedons de Pierresen.
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New York
Institute of Pacific Relations
Pansier
Pacific
Philippines
United States
Japan
Germany
Siar
Australia
India
England
Singapore
Tan Mackenzie
Canada
Paul V. McNutt
Far East
Alain Dedons de Pierresen
Elsa Tudor
Ae Social Register
Peter the Hermit
Water the Elixir of Life from Houston Goudiss
Water fuels all life processes and transports nutrients through the body. Humans are largely water, and cells depend on constant hydration to function and flush waste. The piece argues for ample daily water intake, explains sources including meals, foods with high water content, and cautions against under hydration while noting six glasses a day as a baseline.
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Enon
Witlen
New Food Department Guided by C H Goudiss
The newspaper features a new Food Department by C Houston Goudiss. For 30 years he influenced national food habits and now shares authoritative articles on production and manufacturing perspectives. The aim is better food for a healthier nation and happier homes.
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C. Houston Goudiss
C. Housiaz Goudiss
Question and answer with C Houston Goudiss
C Houston Goudiss offers readers access to his Experimental Kitchen Laboratory in New York City. He will answer questions on foods diet nutrition and health and will advise on personal hygiene. Postcard inquiries are welcomed at 6 East 29th Street New York City.
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C. Houston Goudits
Neice
New York City
C. Houston
Water and beverages aid digestion and nutrition
The text argues that drinking water with meals stimulates gastric juice and aids digestion. It notes water is a core essential nutrient, discusses cocoa caffeine comparison to tea, and mentions milk’s impact on weight alongside caloric content. It includes respondent views on timing to reduce intake and general dietary considerations.
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T. P.G
A.B
Worten
C. Sreswe Gordtiss
Oil polish for woodwork and machinery care
The text explains using a non greasy oil base polish to protect wood from checking, likening it to massaging cream into skin. It emphasizes oil polish as essential for wood and machinery, preventing dryness and maintaining quality through rubbing and care.
Aisle of Woman's Dreams
Advertisements in this paper promise to bring all daily needs into review. Shop from your easy chair and save time and money by keeping abreast of bargains in one convenient place.
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