Suzanne Out of Tennis Game and Plans in Flux
Suzanne Lenglen’s departure from tennis headlines a half year of uncertainty as she contemplates a professional future. The French federation bars Paul Feret’s reinstatement and Lenglen declines amateur status, risking rust if she plays little this season.
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Nozanne Lenglen
C. ©. Pyle
Queen Mary of England
Wimbledon
Paul Feret
Miles Lengsten
Rust
Gene Tunney
Suzanne Nust
Feret
Suzanne
Rockne’s Chemistry Work Beside Notre Dame Grid Fame
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, famed for his football strategy, also pursues chemistry as a lab hobby. Born in Norway and raised in Chicago, he worked as lumberjack, sailor, and mail clerk to fund college. He joined Notre Dame in 1910 and modernized play with open football and the Dorais Rockne pass.
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Knute K. Rockne
Rock
University of Notre Dame
Rockne
United States
Voss
Norway
Chicago
Knute
Wisconsin Woods
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
South Bend
Dorais Rockne
Stoc
Jess Harper
Klarper
Civic Opera on Wednesd ay Broadcast Across Nation
National Broadcasting system airs Chicago Civic Opera performances each Wednesday at 10 p m from the Auditorium theater. A microphone bank captures every musical phase for radio transmission. Fansteel Products Company, makers of Baulkite radio receiving sets, sponsors the programs.
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Chicago Civic Opera
National Broadcasting Company
Auditorium Theater
Chicago
Fansteel Products Company
Why Spark Plugs Should Be Clean
Spark plugs must be kept free of carbon and oil. Clean with alcohol or metal polish and cloth, then wipe dry. If heavily coated or worn, replace. Worn plugs cause oil pumping sticky valves poor starting and higher fuel use. Change plugs roughly every 10 000 miles.
Moorman Leads NBC Farm Talks On Hog Production Program
A new segment of NBCs agricultural schedule began with the Moorman Cost-Cutting Council hosting Thursday evening broadcasts from NBC Chicago. C A Moorman of Moorman Manufacturing introduces farm leaders to discuss economic hog production at 7 45 p m EST.
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National Broadcasting Company
Moormen
NBC Chicago
C. A. Moorman
The
Moorman, Manufacturing Company
Len Kaney Impersonation Prompted Incognito NBC Appearance
Len Whaney recalls a Chicago station two years ago air a novelty burlesque of radio celebrities. An NBC announcer, Kaney, was invited to impersonate himself on air because no one else could be present to mock him. His parents praised Len as a great announcer while calling the impersonator dreadful.
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Len Whaney
Chicago
Kaney
NBC
Len
Sports Bits and Odd Facts From 1930s Circles
Timely Bits of All Sports Ireland bids for the 1930 Olympics. John W. S Martin re-elected Southern Baseball league president. Various notes include Jockey J McCoy wearing spectacles, Jack Ogden as Swarthmore athletic director, Walter Hagen as first US Open winner, Hungary wins chess team event, US second in a meet, Fox square pun for a Philadelphia ballplayer, Leon Riley sold to Philadelphia Americans, John Leary sold to Philadelphia Athletics, Bucky Moore 98 yard Loyola miss game, Lamar Seeligson doubles as district attorney and army golf champion, Texas fences around early golf greens, Ray Goode left handed javelin throw, Johnny Neun doubles as sportswriter predicting Bucky Burdis at third base.
Truck Tire Replacement Should Be Specialist Task
When buying tires for a truck, seek a tire specialist. A truck’s cushion, tractor and mileage depend on load, road, distance, speed and other factors. The tire best for one truck may be inefficient for another.
Carey to Manage Brooklyn Club as Robinson Eyes Presidency
Brooklyn rumor says Steve McKeever will approve Max Carey taking over the teleiis on the Held while Wilbert Robinson focuses on the presidency. Several purchase offers for the Brooklyn club have appeared, but no sale agreement between McKeever and Ebbets interests. Robinson has pursued this plan for some time.
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Talk To
Brooklyn
Steve McKeever
Wilbert Robinson
Max Carey
Teleiis
Wilbert
Brooklyn Club
McKeever
Ebbets
Robinson
Radio Aids Phonograph Industry in S Africa
United States trade commissioner in Johannesburg reports radio programs with gramophone recitals, boosted by publicity, are raising record sales in South Africa. Jazz music shows waning popularity with a Cape Town station poll where 1,500 listeners chose five top records, none of which were jazz.
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South Africa
Kk. D. Lawson
United States
Johannesburg
Capetown
Parks Branch Warns on Tire Inflation in Jasper Park
Canada’s parks branch urges motorists in Jasper National Park Alberta to keep tires properly inflated. Officials say under inflation causes poor handling on curves and increases tire wear and road damage, harming motorists and surface preservation.
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Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Parks
Star at Stealing Old Bill Carrigan's Red Sox
The piece notes the 1928 Red Sox failed to finish last after an early season surge that boosted them into the first division. It highlights Buddy Myer leading the American League in steals with two steals, a feat unmatched by a Boston representative.
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Old Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Bart Old Bill
Boston
Buddy Myer
Paul and a Storm at Sea in Rome Mission
Lesson text outlines Paul’s longing to visit Rome and share the gospel, his voyage with Aristarchus Luke and 273 others, a storm, Paul’s serene faith, shipwreck survival, healing of Publius' father, and his ministry in Rome including a Jew-focused conference and preaching of the Kingdom of God with Jesus as King.
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God
Paul
Rome
Alexandria
Myra
Italy
Aristarchus
Luke
Fair Havens
Crete
Publius
Ife
Jesus
Prayer as the breath and wing of spiritual life
A reflective excerpt likens prayer to the lung that breathes spirit, the atmosphere that sustains it, the wing that speeds it, and the language through which the soul communes with its Original.
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W. Knight
The Richest He Possesses Mind Like Christ Jesus
Quote attributed to Southern Methodist: "The richest He is richest who possesses most of the mind that was in Christ Jesus." Reflects religious teaching on humility and inner wealth.
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Christ Jesus
If indigestion strikes Phillips Milk of Magnesia helps
Many people mistaking indigestion suffer from an acid condition that can be corrected in minutes with Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It neutralizes stomach acid, relieves gas and gourness after meals, and offers lasting comfort compared to soda.
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Phillips
Government Securities Redemption Noted by Treasury
Investors who did not redeem or cash their coupons lose little. The treasury will pay on government securities found or expired, since the obligations hidden by owners are idle capital. The only real losers are holders of unredeemed securities.
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Treasury
Uncle Sam
Will Cold Worry You This Winter
Advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds with a tablet form remedy. Claims any man or woman can defeat a cold within hours and urges readers to avoid doping themselves and keep the tablet on hand.
Veteran Henrietta and the Battle of Life
A witty dialog contrasts Doris’s readiness for life with four prior engagements. Charlotte questions her fitness while answering humorously.
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Henrietta
Doris
Charlotte
As to a happy ending the wag says try it on the dog
A shortened quip suggests testing a remedy or plan on a dog before applying to people. The line presents a humorous or cynical take on pursuing a positive outcome through trial. It reflects a playful or satirical tone typical of casual commentary.
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Bill Tilden
Big Bill Tilden
Russia
China
Brazil
Bolivia
Andorra
Lithuania
Abyssinia
Liberia
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Civic Opera
Ireland
John W. S Martin
Southern Baseball League
Jim Maiden
J. McCoy
Jack Ogden
St. Louis Browns
Swarthmore Preparatory School
Walter Hagen
Hungary
International Chess Federation
Philadelphia
Leon Riley
Pueblo
Philadelphia Americans
John Leary
Bloomington
Philadelphia Athletics
Bucky Moore
Loyola
N. C
Loyola-Mississippi
Lamar Seeligson
San Antonio
Texas
Yale
Army
Ray Goode
Johnny Neun
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore
Bucky Fiurris
Berlin
Carey
Radio Aids Phonograph Industry
S. America
Rev. P. B
Water
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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Hanford
Rei
Castoria
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