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...Helena Springer Green Raskob is the mother of eleven children, is the wife of a man who made 80 millionaires and who now manages the Brown Derby. She is also a farmer. Several years ago in her native Queen Anne's County, Maryland, she decided to turn two worn-out farms into a paying proposition. Patiently she coaxed the barren soil with flax seed. This season her determination was rewarded by 101 acres of flax, characterized by famed Flax Expert George Lowry, as "the finest flax I ever saw." Neighboring farmers were, in turn, skeptical, respectful, imitative; flax raising...
...author is a plump, merry woman with a daughter at Smith College, a son at Yale, a husband in the newspaper business. As Mrs. Nana Springer White, she lives comfortably at Hempstead, Long Island. As Miss Adele Garrison, she is an oracle on marital problems for hundreds of her readers. Her own life has taught her to use her typewriter to produce what U. S. women like. Born in Clinton Junction, Wis., she became school teacher in Milwaukee, assistant Sunday editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel, feature writer and reporter for the Chicago Examiner and Chicago American...
Score--Harvard 13, Yale 0. Touchdowns--Heard, Van Rensselaer. Goal from touchdown--Heard. Referee--Joseph Pendleton, Bowdoin. Umpire--J. H. Crowley, Boston. Field Judge--Oswald Tower, Andover. Linesman M. W. Sonders, Milton. HARVARD 1928 YALE 1929 Hammer, Dearborn l.e. r.e. Lyman, Jackson Hemminger, Wilson l.t. r.t. Springer Cushing, Turney l.g. r.g. Blaser, MacDonald Fox, Hodges c. c. Huggins, Smith Adams r.g. l.g. Poor Henman r.t. l.t. G. Smith Allen, Lomasney r.e. l.e. Watson, Folger Heard, q.b. q.b. Lashnitz, Fearing Barbee l.h.b. r.h.b. Fearing., Phillips Van Rensselaer, Ellis r.h.b. l.h.b; Carson Mulliken, Long f.b. f.b. Hoffman
Eloped. Ruby Nellie Cole, 17, blind, with William Glaser, 18, also blind. They were married in Battle Creek, Mich. Russell Springer...
...French because their alert bearing and erect ears reminded poetic fanciers of a butterfly). There was one blue-blooded pug, last survivor of a breed that once prowled in every lady's chamber. There were hundreds of airdales, Dobermann pinschers, sealinghams, Scotch terriers, bulldogs, griffons, sheepdogs, collies, setters, pointers, springer spaniels, foxhounds. But among them only a few received the accolade of a brave azure ribbon which, fluttering for a moment from a studded collar, denoted perfection of body, unchallengeable integrity of blood...