Williams college initiates soccer program and other sports notes
Various sports items: Williams College starts soccer. Tris Speaker to manage Cleveland in 1923. Yale hockey coach Clarence L Wanamaker reappointed. world records and athletic feats by Peter Manning and Margare t Dillon. critiques of umpiring and football growth. Cubs stadium remodeling plans. multiple brief notes on baseball, golf, gymnastics, and speedway.
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Tris Speaker
Cleveland American Baseball Club
Clarence L. Wanamaker
Yale University
Typical American bungalow style home by Radford
The article extols a two story bungalow type residential design praised for practicality and permanence. It highlights a bright living space, dining room with window seat, rear kitchen, screened front porch, and a second floor with three bedrooms and a bath. It notes economical construction and durable features.
Prairie Dogs Reproduce Once per Season Findings
Records from the state entomologist note plains prairie dogs give birth in April to early May with 3 to 6 young each. Breeding may last 3 to 4 weeks. Embryo sizes vary from currant to English walnut among gravid females. Prairie dogs cover about 10,000,000 acres in 55 Colorado counties.
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Colorado
W. L. Burnett
Shopkeeper Quips On Vanity As Customer Tests Pipes
A tobacconist jokes about vanity as a customer tries several pipes. The man examines his reflection in the mirror from multiple angles, selecting a pipe and buying it. The dealer notes the pipes are "just like" something, finishing a light anecdote about self image.
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Pencred
Explaining Inductance and Self Induction in Circuits
A conductor cutting a magnetic field induces voltage depending on the rate of change. Self induction opposes changes in current, while mutual induction transfers energy between circuits via a changing magnetic field. At high frequencies skin effect concentrates current toward the conductor surface.
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E.m. F
Radio and Tech Notes Spark Public Interest Across Nations
A survey of radio developments discusses missing persons broadcasts, a growing role for a secretary of communications, and new insurance covers. It notes crystal detectors needing disconnection when idle to prevent static damage, and reports a Grand Central hotel radio theater planned for 1 000 seating.
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United States
Army
Grand Central Hotel
New York City
Canary Islands
State Police
Michigan
State Department For Safety
Cambridge
Mass
Nauen
Germany
Honolulu
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Jonnard
Springfield
Middle West
Santa Clara
Cal
Harlem River Speedway
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Cubs
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Margaret Dillon
Lexington
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Spohin
Spohn Medical Company
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Indiana
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Nardine Medical Co. Inc
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Uelog Q-Ban
Hessig- Ellis
Chemisis
Memphis
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Noman
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Red Cross Ball
Bellans
Courier-Journal
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Bayer
Aspirin
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William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
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