Turn Over a New Leaf in Romance Gone Frigid
An older husband seeks advice from a bachelor friend to rekindle romance with his wife. He vows to woo her with gifts and attention, but a chaotic evening reveals domestic troubles including a sickly household and a drunk return, derailing the plan. A later vignette follows a Central American military attache visiting New York, ordering grand uniforms for a secret service.
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Jones
Mrs. Jones
Ritz-Carlton
Clara
Central America
New York
Washington
Fifth Avenue
Navy
Infantry
Artillery
Knighte Templar
Secret Service
McNaught
Yndicete, Inc
Strangest Migration of Caribou Returns to Alaska
The season marks a yearly journey as seven million caribou migrate in a vast circular path to their feeding grounds beneath the Arctic. The herd travels an immense distance each year returning to familiar pasture.
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Alaskan
Arctics
Hi Ho Sage Warns Against Making Life Harder
A Washington Star quotation from Hi Ho of Chinatown argues that those who complicate others' lives may create harsher conditions for themselves, reflecting on social responsibility and collective well being.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Oldest English School King’s Canterbury Chronicle
A historian notes King’s School at Canterbury in Kent as England’s oldest medieval school, founded in the tenth century the year after St Augustine’s mission, per a history of medieval schools.
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England
King’s School
Canterbury
Kent
Ios
Cornell coach Dobie praised for psychology of stars
A survey of clippings portrays Jimour Dobie, Cornell head football coach since 1920, as a tall or spare, garrulous or silent figure who masterfully uses psychology to mold players. His teams at Cornell are undefeated in three seasons. he previously won eleven straight as Minnesota, Washington, and Navy coach.
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Gilmour Dobie
Cornell University
Cayuga
Cornell
Dobie
Gil
Doble
Schoellkopf
Football Warriors
Jimour Dobie
T Llis
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Minnesota
Washington
Navy
Swellhead
Fumes Cleared From Crank Case By Little Fitting
A device to vent crank case fumes is described. A half inch pipe is brazed into the side of the oil filler pipe and extended downward below the engine with the cover holes plugged. The setup diverts fumes away from the engine body.
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Popular Science Monthly
Moon mountain ranges vary in height by region
The lunar mountain systems span elevations from about 1,000 to 10,000 feet, showing significant vertical relief across the moon’s terrain and indicating diverse geological histories across different regions.
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Moon
Klein the Wonder Charlie Klein joins Phillies from Fort Wayne
Outfielder Charlie Klein arrived with the Phillies from the Fort Wayne club of the Central league mid last season. In 64 games he posted a batting average of .326, with 11 home runs and 13 doubles, earning widespread comment for his rapid rise to major league fame. He was in his first professional season when signed by Philadelphia.
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Charlie Klein
Phillies
Fort Wayne
Klein
Cardinal Scout Expects Long Run of Pennants
Charley Barrett, chief of the Cardinal scouts, says the team has just begun to win National league pennants and will be top for years. He cites young pitchers in reserve, notes Hallahan improving, and predicts sustained strength as current stars fade. Barrett credits his own influence in keeping Cardinals and minors aligned with the St. Louis organization.
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Charley Barrett
Cardinal
Charley
Haines
Alexander
Mitchell
Sherde
Barrett
Pete
Bill Hallahan
Houston
Birmingham
Barons
Hallahan
Bill
Cardinals
St. Louis
Radio a Safe Medium to Give Information
Paul Schubert’s The Electric Word argues radio is the safest form of information, promising global reach and public utility. He highlights NBC as embodying business as a public utility and advancing radio program quality for public understanding.
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Paul Schubert
Macmillan
Lhe
National Broadcasting Company
Radio and Newspapers See Similar Lines in Advertising Tieups
William E. Gibson of NBC Chicago offices says broadcasting mirrors newspapers with sustainer programs around ads. He asserts radio is not a rival to newspapers and that national advertisers pair broadcasts with print ads to reinforce campaigns.
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William E. Gibson
National Broadcasting Company
Chicago
National
McTigue Announces Retirement From Prize Ring
Michael McTigue, long veteran of seventeen years in boxing, says he will retire from the ring within a year. He has fought for many seasons and plans to end his professional career.
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Michael McTigue
Interesting Little Sport Items
A collection of brief sports notes mentions Yale’s large rowing squad of 286, a new golf ball size, trade rumors about Connie Mack and Rube Walberg, Lord Knebworth in boxing, and 1920 football meetings between Sewanee and Texas A&M. Also noted are Carey Selph as a rising star, a St Louis polo league, and memories of padded baseball pants.
Mirrors Required on Cars in Many States
Thirty one states and the District of Columbia require mirrors on motor vehicles to provide rear vision, according to the American Automobile Association. The list includes Arizona, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
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District of Columbia
American Automobile Association
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
The Great Importance of Auto Tire Flap
A technical note explains how tire flaps protect the inner tube by forming a smooth continuation inside the casing. It warns that wrong flap design or placement can pinch or cut the tube, and outlines proper alignment with the valve and rim to prevent damage.
Boa snakes used as mousers in Havana stores
In Havana, storekeepers increasingly rely on boa snakes to control rodents rather than employing cats. The practice reflects a local adaptation to pest control with snakes housed on business premises.
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Havana
Stagg Can Keep Job For Life As Alumni Rally
University of Chicago alumni praised Amos Alonzo Stagg at their annual banquet while faulting the football team for failing to win a conference game. Critics also targeted the administration for high scholastic standards and a $300 tuition.
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University of Chicago
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Katharine Mulder Sings For Bob Holden On New Year
On New Year Eve Bob Holden, lonely after Katharine Mulder chose her career over their plans, learns via radio that she dedicates a song to him. Hal reveals the address in the city and Katharine ends the year with a heartfelt performance, signaling a possible personal turn.
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Robert Holden
Robert
Katharine
Bob
Katharine Mulder
Hal
Fellows
Bob Holden
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Wonder
Sherdel
Yale
Connie Mack
Rube Walberg
Lord Knebworth
Oxford University
Sewanee
Texas A. and
Carey Selph
Missouri Stables
Oklahoma Aggies
West Virginia
Knights of Columbus Bowling League of
Richard Farrell
Columbus Club
American Association
Baseball
K. M. Landis
London
Mr. Ruth
Berlin
Stagg
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