Great Golf Mystery Presents Texas Swing Secrets
The article notes a Texas-built swing trend among top golfers like Hogan Nelson Mangrum and Demaret, with expert opinions on the head fixed position and its impact on power and control. It highlights Frank Stranahan’s outstanding year, his drive to the 1919 tour, and claims he may become the finest golfer of his era through relentless practice and study of the pro circuit.
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Texas
Ben Hogan
Loyd Mangrum
Jimmy Demaret
Ralph Gubdaht
U. S
Byron Nelson
Hogan
Nelson
Mangrum
Demeret
Demaret
Mangrim
Demarel
Todla Gonos
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Frank
Spat
Gallerlor
Los Angeles
Arizona
Louisiana
Florida
Gecrets
Carolinas
Tam Jopres Selection of Feeds Vital in Stock Health
The article stresses proper livestock nutrition to boost profits, noting minerals vitamins and energy must be balanced. It warns deficiency causes diseases and losses, mentions animal appetite as crucial, and cites agricultural experts and U S Department of Agriculture guidance on nutrition and disease links.
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Regini
Department of
Grand Champion at Chicago Livestock Expo Shown as Old Gold
The grand champion, Old Gold, a 1,200-pound Black Angus junior, won the 4th Titerimmnnal Live Stock expo in Chicago. Shown with C. E. Yoder of Muscatine Iowa, Benny Marshall, president of the exposition, and A. D. Weber of Kansas State College, the judge who selected the winner.
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Chicago
C. E. Yoder
Muscatine
Iowa
Benny Marshall
A. D. Weber
Kansas State College
Tomato shortage recalls 1000 A D origins of the fruit
The piece notes a sharp drop in tomato production in key regions causing lower domestic stocks for soup, juice, stews, ketchup, and chili sauce. Unseasonable weather blamed. It traces the tomato’s history from 1000 A D cultivation in the Andes to Aztec naming and its European reception as a deadly nightshade, once seen as an ornament.
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Temata
Mexico
Europe
North America
Paper Lining Doubles Effect of Light Shades
Light around homes grows dim in longer evenings. Simple reflective tricks boost brightness. White paper lining or white paint reflects more light, even white shoe polish on lamp shade interiors can double the light produced.
Farmer Overcharges with Eggnog Bargain Tale
A humorous tale recalls a farmer who accidentally over-delivers three dozen eggs to a local house. Facing loss, he offers to settle with a single extra egg and a drink. Mr Smith agrees, asking for eggnog as the farmer jokes about the surplus.
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Loral
Out on a Limb family tree gossip costs and hush money
A contentious exchange questions the price of sealing a sour family tree. The dialogue alleges 35 dollars to worsen matters and 26 dollars to suppress them, implying a corrupting hush financial scheme.
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Dentaret
Jimmy
Bogan
Mangrun
Alex Morrison
Hss
Stranahan
Fie
Stranghan
Suzy Jones
Gander, Newfowndland
New York
Dean Acheson
Senate
Acheson
Terri Hanrahan
Dontclair
N. J
Miss Flaviga
Uscarth
Miss Hanrahan
Miami
Jef Conners
San Francisco
Elizabeth Short
View Evens
Calfornia
Ch Me Ome Hgana Charsze Tavalying
Robert Aychem
St. 7M
Link
Linde Brown
March of Dirats
Tel
Truman
United States of Texas
Linda
San
Santa Claus
David Gookson
Scranton
Santa
Veterans’ Organizations
David
John Latek
East River
Bellevue Hospital
Edwin J. Dressel
U. S. Mint
Philadelphia
Barry Truman Ipzngeral
Nellie Yayior Ross
Gre Mint
Washington
Ale Press
Taras
Smith
RTO Night
Fk the Tunmye
Soretone Liniment
Lydia
Pinkham
Otte
Woplan
Pinkhan
Sidney
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