Hartnett ousted by Cubs owner Wrigley after 1 year
Chicago fans and sportswriters react as Gabby Hartnett, manager since 1938 and player since 1922, is fired by P. K. Wrigley amid a second-division finish and falling attendance. Wrigley defends the move, saying changes aim for the best personnel to win.
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Sleepy the Oilcloth Burro Promotes 12 Inch Toy
A playful pediatric-era ad features Sleepy a lazy oilcloth burro praised for a cute personality easy assembly and simple fingerprint removal with a damp cloth. The 12 inch toy comes with a green yarn mane red halter and costs 45 cents. Send order to the listed address.
Before One's Conscience
The hardest ordeal for an honest man is to face judgment at his own conscience. He knows more than any foe could urge for a guilty verdict.
Charity by Knowledge on Differences and Charity
A concise aphorism by Norman McLeod asserts that a man’s charity toward those who differ in opinion grows with his understanding of them, claiming the ratio of knowledge to benevolence rises as insight increases.
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