Women as Givers or Takers in a New America
Kathleen Norris urges women to choose to be givers as the nation seeks a peaceful, prosperous future. The piece reflects on wartime strains, calls for personal heroism, and includes a reader letter from Pvt Bates McVayne detailing family hardship and a missing home.
Bitter Homecoming for Bates Mayne in Soldier’s Return
Bates Mayne returns from service to a broken home. His wife’s affair sparks rejection from his mother and sisters who vow not to speak to him. A young daughter, now two weeks old, complicates matters while the other man demands a divorce at payment. Mayne laments losing home, family, and friends.
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Pvt
Bates McVayne
Pacific
Marylin
Bates Mc ¥Ayne
Bates
Charity and Virtues for a Nation at War
A weary soldier should delay reunion with his child to seek family support, while critics lament selfish, quarrelsome women. The piece urges Americans to reestablish faith, hope, and charity at home first, then extend aid abroad to China, Europe, and wartime Red Cross drives. It calls for strong virtues in households to heal a nation shadowed by war.
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Bates
America
China
Europe
Red Cross
Kingdom of God
Berry Season Pleases with Plump Blackberries
Berry season arrives with plump berries in bright color ideal for canning or immediate use. Three-fourths cup equals a medium apple in value. Berry juice yields excellent summer beverages and remains good in winter.
War Dogs Aid in Luzon With 25th Division at Balete Pass
First Lt. James S. Head commands a platoon of war dogs used by the 25th Division around Balete pass in Luzon. German shepherds including Captain aided patrols, sentry duty, and messages while the unit, largely quartermaster, earned combat infantry badges. Head, a former falconer in Arabia, recounts losses from Balete fighting and dogs aiding scouts, with details on dog strengths, patrols, and wind sensitive detection.
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Balete Pass
Luzon
Jim Head
Saudi Arabia
Captain
Head
James S. Head
Carlyle
Biak
Altape
Morotai
Timi
Doge
Patific
Balete
Jim
Army Quartermaster Corps
Dog Corps
Oakland
Calif
Arabia
California Arabian Standard Oil Company
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Concentration in sport cited by Tilden and greats
The piece discusses Tilden's view that tennis demands greater extended concentration than golf or other sports, with examples from Greasy Neale on football and Ty Cobb on long-range planning. It cites Knute Rockne, Hurry-up Yost, and others, arguing concentration is the key element and listing renowned concentrators like Tilden Jones Hagen Hornsby Cobb Greb and Nelson.
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Bill Tilden
Greasy Neale
Philadelphia Eagles
Greasy
Courrse
Tilton
Ty Cobb
Yankees
Ty Cobbs
Tommy Armour
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Tunney
Gibbons
Greb
Knute Rockne
Yost
West Point
Michigan
Bobby Jones
Walter Hagen
Rogers Hornsby
Harry Greb
Byron Nelson
Sewing Circle Patterns for Mother-Daughter Fronts
Sewing pattern notes describe Pattern No 9613 a button front two piece with scalloped edge in sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and 40 requiring nine yards of 38 or 39 inch fabric for size 14 plus three yards machine-made ruling trims. Pattern No 610-C mirrors Mothers in sizes 3 4 0 7 and years with size 4 requiring 1 1/2 yards of 35 or 90 inch material and 244 yards of machine-made rutting for trimming.
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Alzea
Utim
Pyle Memorial Funds Aid Indiana Journalism Students
Indiana University to establish a memorial fund honoring Ernie Pyle, killed at Okinawa. The fund will award scholarships to journalism students with preference to veterans. Mrs. Ernie Pyle chairs the effort, with James B Adams as national chairman coordinating via the Indiana University Foundation.
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Indiana University
Ernie Pyle
Te Shima
Okinawa
Herman A. Wells
Univer
Sity
James 8. Adams
Standard Brands
New York
Indiana University Foundation
Victory by Putting DurIng the Nelson-Snead Match
During a Nelson-Snead golf match for wounded servicemen we gathered tips for amateur golfers aiming to break 90 or 85. Key advice includes deciding the green speed on long approach putts and focusing entirely on stroking the ball for better results.
Tim the Paddington Dog Continues Fund Raising After Death
Since 1892 in Paddington Station London a mongrel named Tim gathered coins for a British railroad widows and orphans fund. For 11 years Tim met every train and begged for coins dropped into a tin box on his collar. He died in 1902 and his body was mounted in a glass case at the station still collecting coins through a slot in his stand.
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Paddington
London
Tim
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