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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

10

Giants Winning Penants Keep Bill Terry Tied To Manager Role

Bill Terry, successor to John McGraw, signs a five year contract for about 40 000 a season with the Giants. Despite desiring executive work in the sport’s big business, Terry remains bound to managing the pennant hopeful team, mirroring McGraw’s own wish to move away from playing duties.

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Actors Temperament and a Mass Market Lit Hue

The column critiques modern bulk literature and mass production books while recalling a felt nostalgia for older era literary touches. It also pokes fun at industry excesses and roadshow antics, with social observations on education and middle-class tastes in culture.

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Morse and West tale links art to telegraph origin

A retold anecdote from Ernest Greenwood describes Benjamin West painting King George III when the American Declaration of Independence arrived. Morse, visiting England, heard West recount the moment and later conceived the telegraph during his voyage home. The story connects art, politics, and Morse’s 1844 Washington to Baltimore demonstration.

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A Worthy Object V 7 TLL Power Inspires Action

The text argues that men gain motivation only when a worthy object is in view beyond a salary. It asserts that ownership or partnership, and higher rewards, awaken will power. Doing good to others also benefits the doer.

Jones de Vere Jones Meets a Farmer and a Scarecrow

Jones de Vere Jones spends a day in the country and greets a farmer. He asks about a scarecrow, who replies that it is just a visitor like himself, highlighting a humorous rural misunderstanding.

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Law of compensation and balance in life warned

Ray S. Avers in Detroit News argues that action equals reaction in every aspect of life. He says balance in budgets and trade ignores balanced lives and societies, leading to upheaval until balance is restored by individuals or successors.

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