National Parks and Forests Grow in Popularity
National forests across the United States attract increasing numbers of motor tourists each year as improved roads expand the travel network. Charles M. Bayes, president of the Chicago Motor Club, notes rising park traffic and agricultural roadwork, with AAA data showing forest roads now total 1 175 miles improved and 13 811 miles of forest roads overall.
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Motor Quiz Reveals Rising Tourist Mileage and Car Care Tips
The quiz notes average daily tourist mileage rose from 400 miles ten years ago to 234 miles today due to better highways car improvements clearer sign posting and higher speed limits. It also covers car care devices such as the air cleaner crankcase ventilator oil filter and thermostat and explains battery care including keeping a full charge avoiding fast charging and maintaining electrolyte levels.
Regeneration Techniques For DX Fans Regeneration 3
The article discusses stabilizing radio frequency circuits to prevent regeneration while approaching maximum sensitivity. It notes multiple methods to obtain stable operation in DX enthusiasts’ setups and outlines practical considerations for achieving reliable performance. Emphasis on stabilizers and practical circuit approaches for improved reception.
Illinois coaches outline 1914 summer course for 200 plus coaches
University of Illinois coaches unveil the sixteenth annual summer course for coaches to be held June 17. The program covers football track baseball and basketball with expert instructors including Milt Olander Garry Gile Chick Werten Craig Ruby and D M Bullock plus courses in calisthenics swimming and psychology. The course aims to review four popular sports and key physical education topics at the university athletic plant.
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Rookies Threaten Cy Williams Job in Major League Glare
Cy Williams, a 16 year veteran beloved for his kindness, contemplates bench time as rookies like Klein and Glenn push for outfield roles. He recalls Notre Dame days, 1928 glory and competing legends as Whitney and Traynor era standouts loom.
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Pick-Ups of All Kinds of Sport and College News
A garbled clipping mentions potential bids for national golf championships in 1930 or 1981, student votes on boxing as a varsity sport at the University of Illinois, President Hickey of the American association, and the opening game at Columbus. It notes the San Francisco Seals’ notable turn in the Coast league. Harvard football star Dave Quarnacela spurns offers to go pro while Dotei Herman, Penn State basketball coach, is on staff.
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Scattered sports notes mix players and teams across leagues
A collage of quick items reports on golfers returning from retirement and a pro moving positions in Baltimore. It notes Marty Cudaghan leaving the Reds for Columbus, trainer Fred Nicolar born on an Iroquois reserve, Reds training possibly in Miami, Navy captain Eddie Burke aiding fall football prep, and Charles Robertson’s sale to Milwaukee. It also mentions Sinlough's 417 bouts and Ging Levinsky suffering few knockouts.
Manager Good Replies To City Fan Over Old Players
Atlanta Crackers manager Wilbur Good receives a letter from a town gossip critic Mr A Fup questioning why many veterans are on the team. The exchange continues with another critic Mr A Pan urging Good to play himself. Good replies reflecting the peculiar push and humor of the dispute.
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Oil Leakage From Carelessness Plagues Engine
Spilled oil around the engine is blamed on careless addition of oil to the crankcase. Oil splatter on the tiller pipe and near the fan creates the appearance of trouble. Backward travel of oil can mislead as leakage from the load to the pressure gauge on the instrument board.
Automobile Items Oddities And Parking Puzzles
A quirky column blends humor and observations on driving prudence, tire care, and parking woes. It notes a Berlin traffic cop fluent in 18 languages and laments the scarcity of good parking spots, suggesting many drivers face crowded streets and clever maneuvers in major cities.
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American Tires Found to Be Puncture Proof
A Rome test for new cars pushes a loaded vehicle over nails to prove the tires are puncture resistant, demonstrating the tires inside are truly puncture proof to skeptical observers.
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Eternal City Birthday Celebration in Rome Graced by Mussolini
Rome marked the anniversary of its founding with grand ceremonies and displays. Mussolini reviewed cadets with his military staff at the Royal Italian Academy observing the event.
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