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Title: Beef Noodle Bar
Date: 1977-02-14
Description: Laura Eberhardt, 18, of Metairie, LA, sinks her teeth into a bar of beef noodle soup at the International Food and Agricultural Show in New Orleans.

Title: Cardinals Coach Wares and Players
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Coach Wares and Card Players/Coach Buzzy Wares of Cardinals (extreme right) shown with group players at St. Petersburg. From left, Ernie White, Murry Dickson, Elwin Roe, Eddie Lake, Martin Marion and Bill DeLancey."

Title: Johnny Mize Signing Autographs
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "They want Mize's signature/Autograph fans stop Johnny Mize, Cardinal first baseman, at end of a morning practice round at St. Petersburg Fla."

Title: Buzz Wares and Mike Gonzales
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Coaches Buzz Wares (left) and Mike Gonzales of the Cardinals at spring training in St. Petersburg."

Title: Elvin Adams at Training Camp
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Elvin Adams, outfield candidate, at Cards camp in St. Petersburg, Fla."

Title: Marty Marion and Other Cardinal Practicing Sliding
Date: 1940
Description: Photograph of Marty Marion and another Cardinals player practicing sliding at Training Camp.

Title: Lon Warneke Pitching in St. Petersburg
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "The veteran Lon Warneke, Cards' pitcher, at St. Petersburg, Fla.".

Title: Pepper Martin with Bats
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Pepper Martin has plenty of bats to choose from at Cards' Spring Training Camp."

Title: Cardinals Pitcher Practicing
Date: 1940
Description: Photograph of a pitcher practicing at Training Camp.

Title: Batter at Training Camp
Date: 1940
Description: Batter smiling at St. Petersburg Training Camp.

Title: Cardinals Players in Training Camp Dugout
Date: 1940-03-02
Description: "Heavy hitters of the St. Louis Cardinals in training here. L to R -- Elvin Adams, Enos Slaughter, Terry Moore, James Brown and Johnny Martin."

Title: Pepper Martin Juggling
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: Photograph of Pepper Martin (left) juggling for fans during Cardinal Training Camp while Lyn Lary watches.

Title: Harold Epps at Training Camp
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: Photograph of Harold Epps at Training Camp, throwing a ball as an outfield candidate in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Title: Cardinals Big Batters
Date: 1939-08-19
Description: "Cincinnati, Aug. 19 - Cards Hammer at Reds' Lead - The big-bat boys of the flying Cardinals came to town today seeking to hammer the edge off Cincinnati's 5 1/2 game lead as the ball clubs headed down the National League stretch. Here are (L to R) John Mize, first baseman; Don Padgett, catcher, and Enos Slaughter, right fielder. Mize, who took the batting lead from Morrie Arnovich of the

Title: Three Cardinals Players
Date: 1939-08-19
Description: "Cincinnati, Aug. 19 - Young Hurlers Aid Cardinals - Winning 17 out of the last 19 games, the St. Louis Cardinals looked like a hot club as the Red Birds came here today for a series with the league-leading Reds. The young pitchers have played a big part in the stretch drive which carried the club to within 5 1/2 games of the leaders. Three of the youngsters, shown above left to right, are Robert

Title: Outfielder Terry Moore
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Terry Moore, fleet Cardinal outfielder, at training camp in St. Petersburg, Fla."

Title: Cardinal Rookies Discussing Gloves
Date: 1940-03-05
Description: "Cardinal rookie hurlers get together and discuss gloves at St. Petersburg. From left: Murry Dickson, Ernest White, Harry Breeheen, and Elwin Roe."

Title: Americans Landing in France
Date: 1917, 1964-08-12
Description: "The Yanks Came/Eighty-one days after the United States declared war on Germany, the first regiments of the American Expeditionary Force landed in France, June 26, 1917. Here Yanks from the first convoy line up after debarking at St. Nazaire. The 14 vessels of the convoy carried about 14,500 troops. By the end of World War I Nov. 11, 1918, the Americans had 1.4 million men in France and had

Title: German Infantrymen and Weaponry
Date: 1964-07-29
Description: "Ready for the Russian Rush/The Germans had better arms and better transportation than the Russians in World War I. Their machine guns devastated the masses of Russians rushing at them in attack. By the end of the first winter one Russian in four went into the field without a gun. Here German infantrymen aim their machine guns at the Russians from a trench at the Vistula River in Russia, in 1916."

Title: Russian Troops in Poland
Date: 1964-06-30
Description: "Moving Toward Revolution/Russia, one of the first countries into World War I, was one of four empires destroyed at its end. Defeated by the Germans, Russia erupted in revolution in the fall of 1918. After Lenin took over, Russia surrendered. A new world power had come into being. Here, during the war, Russian troops move through a snowy street in a town in Poland. Exact location and date of

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Mercantile Library Collections Directory

Mercantile Special Collections Directory

Barriger Library Collections Directory

Barriger Special Collections Directory

Pott Library Collections Directory

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