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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
6
The advertisement urges a doctor approved laxative for bowel care. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted family doctor prescribed laxative, noted for safety, habit resistance, pleasant taste, and availability at drugstores.
A purse snatcher fled around a corner in New York and collided with 150 patrolmen at a station, ending the chase.
Health adimarks urge people to flush kidneys with water and Jad Salts or similar lithia mixes. Claims include cleansing kidneys, neutralizing system acids, and relieving bladder weakness through daily morning doses and ample hydration.
Rogers Hornsby, 34, second baseman for the Chicago Cubs, is hailed as the game’s greatest talent. With a 15 year big league career, a lifetime .365 average, and peak seasons above .400, he showcases superior hitting, fielding, and leadership, especially strong in August and September.
Five University of Iowa stars will pursue professional baseball this summer. Willis Glassgow and Francis Mulroney move to the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox organizations, respectively, with Mace Brown and Forrest Twogood also signing for the Cards. Virgil David joins the Cincinnati Reds. Glassgow earned his degree at Iowa's June convocation. Mulroney, a member of the 1927 Hawkeye nine, previously pitched in Pittsfield's Eastern League farm system for the Red Sox.
Heine Schuble, Detroit shortstop, hit far above expectations last season but proved erratic in the field. His costly errors and fleeting stellar plays frustrated the Tigers and unsettled pitchers, leading to a toward late-season demotion. He will join Beaumont next season as he moves on from Detroit.
Tests in an automobile lab show an engine with over 12000 miles on its spark plugs produced 31.2 horsepower at the 20 mph speed. A new set yielded 38 horsepower, up 6.8 hp or 21.8 percent, underscoring spark plug importance for power and fuel savings.
A break in the brush spring can stop a starter. A rubber strip from an inner tube is threaded through the motor frame openings, pulled tight, and knotted to press the brush against the commutator. This temporary fix lets the motor start the engine normally.
An article by E. E. Duffy argues road funding is a small fraction of total motoring costs. Using Minnesota figures, state and local road expenses are about 10 percent of annual motoring outlays, with total motor costs near 390 million in 1930. Better highways reduce per mile costs despite rising registrations and mileage.
Automobile radios grow common as car tops house built in aerials and high grade receivers. Authors note interference from spark plugs can be reduced with condensers and resistances and predict radios will be standard or optional in most cars soon.
Centenary College of Shreveport Louisiana is booked to play at Iowa City October 11 as part of Iowa's 1930 football schedule. The Hawkeyes already have Penn State November 15 and other opponents Bradley Tech Oklahoma Aggies Detroit Marquette and Nebraska on the slate with more games possible.
Wilbert Robinson was chosen to manage the Brooklyn Robins for the next two seasons ending a lengthy feud among National League magnates. Steve McKeever accepted the peace pact proposed by league officials, despite it closely mirroring a prior rejection, and peace returns as the Robins prepare for spring and a big season.
A strong radio facility in Sofia operates as a superstation connecting the Bulgarian government with capitals across Europe. The station serves as a hub for official communications and regional broadcasts.
The clipped items reference spring training dates for the Louisville Colonels in Mobile Alabama starting March 2. Other notes cite Purdue’s 60-14 win over Ohio State with Stretch Murphy scoring 28 points. Instances mention Lolita Salgado a French swimmer set for the 1932 Los Angeles Games and historic notes on polo in Persia and England.
A quiz section notes that oil filters collect over two pounds of dirt in 10 000 miles and should be renewed at that interval. It recalls Fiji's first car in 1905 met with superstition among natives who feared devils powered locomotion. It defines Shellkol as an Australian fuel alcohol made from molasses.
A reflective aphorism on how hardship reveals health as public wealth and that misfortune can make good outcomes seem valuable and rare.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a general anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and wide consumer use, noting the Phillips name as the genuine product and the Milk of Magnesia trademark since 1875.
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