Nurmi Plans Campaign For Next Few Months
Paavo Nurmi, in his American debut, dominates two indoor world marks and outlines a multi-city campaign through January and February. He will race at Madison Square Garden, Illinois A. C., Millrose, Boston A. A., Wilco, Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment, and Baltimore meets, then pursue further events in coming weeks. Nurmi’s rapid pace and easy stride win praise from veterans and officials alike as he plots a busy schedule.
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Golf ball standard questioned for 1925 26 season
AP sport briefs report the USGA weighing a ball limit of 1.55 ounces and minimum diameter 1.68 inches, with current ball at 1.62 ounces and 1.62 inches. Chicago delegates head to New York for talks on a unified standard with Britain and other bodies. Other notes include Ty Cobb eyeing record longevity, Norwich U polo tour plans, and Murray Hulbert visiting AAU regions for continued involvement.
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Nurmi to Lead Stars at Johns Hopkins Track Meet
Paavo Nurmi will head a list of stars for the Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment track and field games in Baltimore on February 23. Other expected entrants include Jose Ray and Harold Osborn of the Illinois A. C., Ugo Frigerio the Italian walker, Willie Plant, Verne Booth, and the Nordic great will be asked to specify his race distance likely around 3000 meters.
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Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement extols Creomulsion a creosote emulsified medicine claimed to soothe inflamed membranes, kill germs, and heal chronic coughs and colds. It asserts relief for bronchitis asthma and other lung diseases with a money‑back guarantee if not relieved after following directions. Atlanta firm Creomulsion Co. (Adv.).
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Evanger MacRae Named Freshman Basketball Coach at Syracuse
Peter Evanger MacRae, former captain of Syracuse football and basketball squads and Pittsburgh native, is named fresh man basketball coach. He is noted as a top end in intercollegiate football and was an All-American pick before being superseded by Homer Hazel. Rutgers half back also earned end placement by Camp. John Myrra, Finnish javelin champion and two time Olympic winner, arrives in San Francisco from Japan and plans to make the Olympic Club his home, seeking competition in local events.
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British golfers Abe Mitchell and George Duncan end SoCal tour in San Diego
Abe Mitchell and George Duncan wrap up their Southern California exhibition circuit in San Diego on February 8 before heading north with about $10,000 more. The tour includes more than twenty exhibitions at roughly $500 each. Ray Fee, Olympic flyweight, turns professional and seeks matches in California.
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San Diego
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St Xavier Postpones Game In Respect For Archbishop Moeller
St Xavier High School cancels its scheduled basketball game with Hamilton High School out of respect for the late Archbishop Henry Moeller, a St Xavier alumnus. The postponement affects tomorrow’s slate as the school honors the influential church leader.
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Henry Moeller
Hamilton
Archbishop Moeller
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Meehan Named NYU Football Coach in Three Year Deal
John F. Chick Meehan, Syracuse University football coach for five seasons, was appointed NYU head coach on a three year contract. He will succeed Tom Thorp who resigned. Meehan wired his acceptance.
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Chick) Meehan
Syracuse University
New York University Today
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Columbia
Radio Program Schedule on WLW Cincinnati
Central Standard Time timetable lists weather, business reports, dance and dinner hour concerts, market reports, a French lesson, Civil Service message, and musical selections by Camp Washington M E Church Choir and Milner instrumental trio with a dance program offered in the evening.
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Cincinnati
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United States Civil Service
Washington M. E. Church
Milner Instrumental Trio
Organ recital by WMH Cincinnati Orchestra
Central Standard Time program listing WMH Cincinnati presenting an organ recital at 326 meters with the orchestra performing.
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Program Highlights From 10 PM Music Broadcast
WSAI Cincinnati 309 meter broadcast lists a 10 PM program by Edgar Stillman Kelly followed by Soane at 10 45 featuring soprano Jean Sims and violinist Edythe Olken with Miss Lake? Jean Sims.
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Cincinnati
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Soane
Lake Jean Sims
Edythe Olken
Dinner concert at WJAX-Cleveland 390 Meters
An Eastern Standard Time dinner concert presents a musical program on the WJAX-Cleveland 390 meters frequency. The brief notice teases a formal musical event as part of a scheduled broadcast.
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Cleveland
WHAS Louisville Weather and Market Briefs
Weather forecast and market reports from WHAS Louisville, including 400 meters event notes and evening concerts. Readings scheduled alongside programming, with orchestral performances in the night.
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Chicago radio schedule entry with varied programs
WMAQ Chicago airs a 447.5 meter broadcast schedule at 1:30 PM orchestral program 1:15 PM talk 1:00 PM lecture 1:15 PM musical program featuring a lineup of cultural segments.
WWII-DETROIT?T. 580 Kilocycles Program Schedule
Radio schedule lists times for talks at 3 45 A M weather forecast 10 25 A M orchestra 3 P M weather forecast 50 P M market reports 55 P M market reports orchestra 10 P M dance program with entries scattered across the day on 580 kilocycles in Detroit.
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Philadelphia Broadcast Schedule Fragment
A partial listing shows 509 meters audio program notes for M orchestra and PM weather forecast. It mentions musical program moments, 5 PM dinner music and a children’s period. The notation repeats Pall and PM orchestra segments, indicating a radio schedule fragment from Philadelphia.
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New York City Radio Schedule Highlighting Performances
WIJZ presents a full evening program with multiple segments. At 0 A.M. talks, then a P.M. orchestra followed by tea music at :30, market reports at 780 P.M. and another orchestra. A drama at :10, dance music at :25 and a banquet with a musical program to close.
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New York City
Evening Radio Schedule From WGBS New York City
The WGBS slate lists 10 45 P M orchestra with 316 meters 10 A M talks 1 30 P M concert 3 P M musical program 6 P M childrens period 6 30 P M orchestra 10 P M piano selections 11 P M musical program for New York City air time segments across the day.
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New York City
WEAF Program Schedule for New York City Station
Ti A.M musical program airs on WEAF New York City on 492 meters with 4 P.M. popular songs, 6 P.M. dinner music, and 10 P.M. orchestra as part of the daily schedule.
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New York City
Evening program schedule at WGY Schenectady
The station lists a full day plan with segments including 380 meters live, market reports at 12:30, weather at 12:45, two musical programs at 2 and 8, news bulletins at 6, dinner music at 6:30, organ recitals at 8:30 and 11:30, and a banquet at 9:30.
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Radio schedule highlights from WCCO station lineup
WCCO Minneapolis St Paul lists a morning home service at 417 meters then a 2 PM women's period, 5 80 PM children's period, 6 30 PM concert, 7 45 PM health talk and 10 PM orchestra. The schedule emphasizes varied programming throughout the day with a focus on community topics and entertainment.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
J. J. Radhel Company prepares funeral home garage and remodel
Real Estate Improvements costing 30000 will be made by the J. J. Radhel Company undertakers through the construction of a garage at 654 State avenue and the remodeling of their present quarters at the southwest corner of State avenue and St. Michael street. The one story concrete fireproof garage will house thirty funeral cars. Erwin Co Heinke, architect and builder, was awarded the contract. After completion the present funeral home will be transformed into a modern mortician's establishment with six funeral parlors, a chapel and recreation rooms for drivers.
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Patterson Buys Avon Fields Lots For Two Homes
T C Patterson purchased two 60 by 140 foot lots on Avon Fields lane between Rose Hill avenue and Avon Fields place from Seton Realty Company for 7200 dollars. The Frederick A Schmidt Company arranged the sale. He plans to build two single family residences for the market.
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Miller buys Norwood lot for stucco semi-bungalow
W H Miller, acting for broker John E Manthey, purchased a 25 by 100 foot lot at 5208 Warren Avenue Norwood from Alma Schroyer. The buyer plans a five room modern stucco semi bungalow with built in garage for market sale.
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Wilken purchase of Lookout Circle home records
B. H. and Elsie Wilken bought a two story brick and shingle residence at 3219 Lookout Circle for 10500 from W. S. Schaeffer. Myers Y. Cooper acted as broker.
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W. S. Schaeffer
Lookout Circle
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