Giants Back Bill Terry Pushing Giants Toward Rise
The piece hails Bill Terry as the new Giants manager aiming to lift New York from a last place finish. It notes Terry’s disciplined approach, reshaped lineup, and reliance on pitchers like Parmelee Schumacher Starr Shores and Hubbell. It contrasts Terry with McGraw and stresses fans’ support for the new regime and improved first base hitting.
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Giants
Terry
Walker
Reeney
Lindstrom
Sega
James
Peel
Texas
George Davies
Phillies
Ryan
Buffalo Internationals
Bill Terry
McGraw
King Features Syndicate
Ime
Progress of a Century and the Rise of Refrigeration
The article traces cooling methods from Ice Houses to modern refrigeration. It notes Grandmothers in cold climates cooling milk by well storage, Gorrie Carre's 1851 crude ice machine, and 1860 ammonia ice machine, then credits electricity for today’s mechanical refrigeration in kitchens.
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Gorrie Carre
Western Newspaper Union
All U S on Show at Biggest Fair
An All American tour within a short walk will spotlight state exhibits at Chicago's 1933 Century of Progress Fair. Forty four states and four territories plan representation with federal displays funded by a $1 million appropriation. Each state crafts unique displays to attract visitors and investors while sharing a common federal plan on Northerly Island.
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Chicago
Federal Building
Congress
V. A
Jud Tunkies Sees Parade Call for Hard Luck Ahead
Jud Tunkies remarks that a parade should not seek enthusiasm for misfortune and that three cheers are not expected for recounting troubles.
Brighton Harmony Club Sees 16 Visitors at Guest Day
Brighton March 23 1 Harmony club held a guest day with Mrs. Cora Pringle hostess and 16 visitors joining 14 members. Contests and games filled the evening while refreshments included perfection snulad hot chicken rolls coffee and mints. Attendees listed include Fern Mann Nellie Kyle Minnie McNeese Grace Kessel Dorothy Johnson Marie Kirchner Florence Woodford Effie McCarty Anna Karlan Clara Brier Lena Eckert Rhua Helmick Adel Stone Genevieve Beard Mildred Morgan Wilma Spencer Bertha Spielman Nellie Hagans Marie Kessel Myrtle Helmick Eva Vanerus Nelle Swank Jean Clark Winnie Robison Mabel Robison Ora Hoskins Lillian Schaffer Pearl Frain Edna Crile Cora Pringle and Will Vogt Council Bluffs guests.
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Brighton
Harmony Club
Cora Pringle
Fern Mann
Nellie Kyle
Minnie McNeese
Grace Kessel
Dorothy Johnson
Marie Kirchner
Florence Woodford
Effie McCarty
Ora Hoskins
Lillian Schafer
Pearl Frain
Edna Crile
Guy Vogt
Will Vogt
Council Bluffs
Misa
Passenger Trains Daily Schedule Notice
Local freight schedule fragment shows “11:30 a m” and “All Passenger Trains Daily” with agent W. C. Bell. Indicates recurring timetable
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J. C. McKay
Agent Mast
Neton Lapiece
W. C. Bell
Local social notes from Brighton area schools and families
Ethel Knerr of Omaha visited from Monday to Wednesday at the A A Knerr home. Harry White of Oskaloosa visited his folks on Tuesday. His father John C White has not been well for some time. The Frank Weidner family moved into the Thomas place in the west part of town. Supt F W Johnston was reelected head of the Brighton school for another year. Mrs Jim Shater home for the summer after wintering with her children at Dixon Tl and Cedar Rapids. Rev C C Goltry visited relatives at Chariton before part of the week. Roy White of near Harper spent days at the parental J C White home. Mrs W A Coffman not much improved. Mr and Mrs James Bitner moved onto her parents Levi Shidler's place near Wellston.
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Ethel Knerr
Omaha
A. A
Dixon, Tl
Cedar Rapids
C. C. Goltry
Chariton
Roy White
Harper
J. C. White
W. A. Coffman
Dayton Grove Social Notes Tie to March Visits
Mrs J B Moore reports various Dayton Grove visitors. Harry Campbell visited in Washington Tuesday. Mrs Embree stayed with brother John Mayer near Keota for days. Mayer's mother ill in Chicago. Pan Shellabarger and Lyall Moore hosted supper in Washington last week. J B Moore attended funeral services of an unnamed relative.
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Dayton Grove
Harry Campbell
Washington
Wm. Embree
John Mayer
Keota
Mayer
Chicago
Pan Shellabarger
Lyall Moore
J. B. Moore
Family News Notes and Social Visits Mentioned
The text records visits and hospitality including J. W. Rader of Brighton staying with relatives, Mrs. Moore visiting a sister Mrs. Co. E. Mumper, and Mr. Embree as a dinner guest at the Campbell home over a weekend.
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J. W. Rader
Brighton
Mr. Moore
Mrs. Moore
Co. E. Mumper
Mr. Embree
Harry Campbell
I Hold No Brief for Him Explained
A reader note clarifies that the phrase I hold no brief for him means I do not defend him, tracing the expression to legal usage where a lawyer prepares a brief to defend a client’s position.
Science of Versification and Prosody Defined
A concise definition states prosody as the branch of grammar dealing with syllable quantity and the arrangement of syllables into metrical feet and verse. It is described as the science of versification.
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