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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1929
Page
6
Fordham coach Major Frank Cavanaugh will leave after this season saying I don’t want to die here. He hints he may coach elsewhere or teach his winning method to another outfit, stating he is not ready to retire from football and feels fit again after eye trouble.
When tire chains break and cannot stay in place around the wheel they should be removed and wrapped around the tires like rope. This only applies when stuck in snow or deep mud. After moving again the lump should be removed and repairs made. garages charge 10 cents per new link and a repair takes under a minute with a chain tool.
The notes span diverse sports from baseball to golf and basketball. It cites players like Willie Kamm and Goose Goslin in the American and National Leagues, Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood touring Australia, and Stanford golf set for January. It also mentions Rob Edwards and others in temporary career moves.
A reader quiz covers oil filter function and oil care. It explains filters remove dirt and matter for about 10 000 miles before renewal, confirms all oil can pass through some filters several times hourly, notes carbon particles discolor oil but are not harmful, and states oil filter bags resist about 150 psi without rupturing.
A column surveys driving quirks and safety notes from traffic officers. It mentions an Eastern woman collecting country traffic tags, notes a horseshoe pitching interest, hints at an upcoming auto tire contest, warns against crossing dangers, recalls early non-stop car performances, forecasts a 16 cylinder supercar by a major maker, and discusses gasoline gauge accuracy and its margin of error.
Chattanooga features one of the shortest courses in the world a 1000 yard layout where players use only a putter. The city park course includes concrete bridges pipes posts and shrubbery creating a novelty challenge for local golfers and even stars.
The motorist is advised to inspect and service the car for winter. Clean the chassis engine and body, tighten fasteners, check alignment, bearings, and steering. Drain old oil, use kerosene in transmission, add antifreeze and winter grade oil, inspect hoses wiring spark plugs battery and brakes, and top with top dressing.
Hawaiian Star Bert Itoga, a Chinese-Hawaiian athlete, returns to the University of Kansas football team as a halfback. Noted as a top ground-gainer last year, Itoga also shines in swimming, baseball, track and basketball and plays the ukulele.
All U S broadcasting station licenses expiring July 1 are extended to October 31 by a Federal Radio Commission announcement. The action covers licenses nationwide and aims to avoid temporary outages as stations await renewal decisions.
The Department of Agriculture aims to turn youth from traditional collectibles to entomology. A school bulletin will teach how to gather and preserve insects, including beetles, ladybirds, and aphids, and cover exchanges and specimen care.
Mrs H W Turnage of San Antonio recounts her daughter Connie recovering after an intestinal flu with California Fig Syrup. The ad touts the product as a vegetable laxative, trusted by physicians for over 50 years and selling over four million bottles annually. It claims to regulate stomach and bowels and to be the genuine article when labeled California.
A coroner's jury at Douglas Isle of Man found Isaac Hyman aged thirty four killed himself while asleep. He was found dying in his parents home with a treadknife in his hand the brother said he had been well and heard him mumbling in his sleep before the act.
Dialogue reveals a dispute over a marriage agreement as Mr. Driver asserts ownership of the union and claims the right to act on it. The exchange centers on the meaning of consent and authority within a domestic partnership.
A Beardmore Diesel electric engine hauled a special train from Buenos Aires to Cipoletti covering 775 miles in 20 hours 37 minutes, claimed as the longest non-stop railway run. The piece ends with unrelated lines about love and family disputation.
Rochester man W. H. Huggins recalls night shift weariness after World War I and attributes his recovery to Nujol a bodily lubrication product. An ad touts Nujol as a harmless nonmedical preventative that cleanses the system and aids energy without forming a habit. It claims widespread use among workers and urges readers to buy at local drug stores.
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