30 Mar 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
1
The article explains Sarazen’s method of using an 80 ounce driver in practice to strengthen hands and wrists, boosting endurance and power. It notes the club’s weight improves swing smoothness and reduces stabs, while allowing longer yardage with lighter regular clubs and better control on shorter shots.
A quirky compilation of humorous exam tidbits and definitional quips from a bygone era. It references chrysanthemums of jokes, odd definitions, and tongue in cheek lines about inventions and misattributions, all recalling a playful classroom culture.
In the Old Orchard a bold battle unfolds as Johnny Chuck faces Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy. Bowser the Hound arrives, causing the foxes to flee toward the Green Forest while Johnny Chuck guards against further harm and returns home to tend his wounds. The tale, credited to T. W. Burgess and dated 1935, ends with Johnny Chuck victorious and resolute.
A hat feature highlights small wings that fit into curls at the side of the head. The hat uses black fabric like material and the wings are celluloid, creating a distinctive accessory.
Quick cottage cheese custard with egg yolks sugar lemon vanilla and meringue. asparagus with mock holland sauce using butter flour milk lemon. lemon pulps in fish dishes. cinnamon toast sandwich with brown sugar and cinnamon. prune and cream sandwich filling. Published by Western Newspaper Union in 1933.
A reflective poem on ordinary dogs and ordinary people. The speaker notes a pup without pedigree who shares meals, greets children, and helps in small ways. He extends the idea to town residents of all colors, arguing true character lies in loyal, humble companionship rather than status.
The United States Bureau of Standards reports a record high of about 6600 degrees Celsius achieved by carbon ate under pressure.
A historical piece recounts Rebekah Heald, widow of Fort Dearborn survivor, and Antonia Ford, Southern intelligence agent, detailing Heald’s brutal capture and escape near Chicago during 1812 and Ford’s Confederate service, escape, and marriage to Maj. Joseph Willard, with memorial note.
Washington reports that the emergency banking act pushes the nation toward a unified banking system, sidelining state banks and expanding federal reserve access. Debates flare over branch banking, the future of state institutions, and the balance of power between government and banks.
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