Grange Astounds East With Record Football Feat
Robert Fuller profiles Red Grange of Illinois in a motioned tribute noting his 886 rushing yards in 86 carries against Penn, three touchdowns, and a 24 to 2 Illinois victory. The piece defends Grange as the era’s greatest football player and highlights his enduring impact and quiet character.
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Grange
Wheaton
Iceman
Popeyed Rooters
Illinois
Red
Big East
Bob Zupke
University of Illinois
Philadelphia
Penn
Yale
Red” Grange
Quaker
Middle West
East
Michigan
Nebraska
Iowa
Ledger
Ilinois
Gridiron
Harold “Red” Grange
Funding debt versus paying no end in sight
The piece argues against equating funding with paying debts, likening it to a debtor promising to settle later. It warns that foreign nations are stalling, potentially using funds to push domestic policies like Prohibition, and jokes about “Bull” Durham.
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America
Durham
Rigor P.S. Another piece coming soon in this paper
The notice hints at a forthcoming article in the same newspaper. Readers are advised to watch for an additional piece in an upcoming issue. The message underscores ongoing coverage and anticipation for further reporting.
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P.S
When I Take My Gal to the Movie With Her Mother Present
A rustic note recounts going to the cinema with a girlfriend and her mother tagging along. The speaker mentions buying two seats downstairs for them and one in the gallery, implying a lighthearted plan or joke. The tone is humorous and reminiscent of early 20th century colloquial speech.
Woman Finds Relief After Adierika Advertisement
A testimonial from Mrs. A. Howard proclaims relief from stomach trouble after taking Adierika. The ad claims one spoonful removes gas bloating and old waste matter, stops constipation, and leaves the user cheerful and able to eat without fear. Potts is listed as the drug gist with 40 1t.
Wage earning wives and modern marriage tensions
An anonymous Woman's Home Companion essay argues that middle class couples face friction from economic interdependence. It notes husbands and wives must merge incomes, accept shared finances, and confront pride when paying household expenses.
Ancient Peoples Not So Backward Say Expedition Finds
An joint University of Pennsylvania and British Museum tour in Ur of the Chaldees reveals 5000 year old Flint blades the size of safety razors that stayed sharp without honing. A temple Moon God sewer system disposed of animal blood, suggesting modern life similarities. Relics to be split between museums.
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Earth
University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
Hfe
Somerest House Vaults Burst With Historic Wills
The Waterloo bridge strain forces Somerset House to seek new storage as vast vaults overflow. Registers of births, marriages and deaths since 1837 fill seven feet of shelves with over 150 million names. Wills of famous figures like Shakespeare Johnson and Newton are kept, and inspected for a shilling.
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Waterloo Bridge
Somerset House
Board of Works
Shakespeare
Doctor Johnson
Sir Isaac Newton
Magnificent Moose Head Exhibition In England
A Canadian moose head on display in England is described as the third largest ever shot. It weighed about 1 500 pounds at death, with antlers spanning nearly six feet and 14 points each. Antlers weighed 64 pounds before mounting. The animal roamed Western Canadian forests and surpassed eight men in weight combined.
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England
Family Herald
Saint Mach Becomes Saint Barbara Names City of Santa Barbara
The text recounts Saint Barbara as a medieval beloved figure after whose name the city of Santa Barbara was named. It notes her Christian conversion, the three windows in her bath, and her father Dioscorus ordering her beheading when he learned of the sacrilege.
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Saint Barbara
Santa Barbara
Dioscorus
Bath
Discoveries at White Scar Cavern in Yorkshire Hills
Two hikers in the Yorkshire hills near Ingleton uncovered a limestone cavern with a roaring river flowing through crystal caves. Lofty chambers display orange and white stalactites and cascades of clear water, leading to the naming of White Scar cavern.
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Ingleton
Yorkshire Hills
England
White Scar
Collective bargaining defined in Pathfinder Magazine
The article explains collective bargaining as a group act by a labor union negotiating with an association of employers through their representatives. It contrasts this with individual bargaining where each person acts on their own.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Oakland Youth Discovers Air Wave Music After Shock
Randall Cathcart of Oakland California, while fixing his radio aerial, touched a binding post and instantly heard music. He concluded that the human body can catch air waves.
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Randall Cathcart
Oakland
Cal
Clock With One Hand Installed in Portland Office
An ingenious one hand clock, credited to an English naval officer shipwrecked and marooned, sits in a Portland office. After his watch lost its minute hand, he divided the dial into minute intervals to create a marine clock that tells time as effectively as traditional two handed models.
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Portland
Ore
Doan's Pills Cure Kidney Ailment Claim From Dillon Woman
A Dillon case reports Mrs. F. A. Bourassa of 621 Thompson Ave suffering backache, irregular kidney function, dizziness and weakness. She credits Doan's Pills from Kupfer Drug Co. with full recovery, price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y endorses the product.
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Gse-Agan
Dean’s
Doan
Burassa
Foster Milbur Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Record Lumber Output Expected To Break All Time High
The 1925 lumber production is forecast at more than 38 billion board feet, surpassing all recent records and marking a new high for the industry.
Disturbance In A Local Theatre
A theatre audience complained of a persistent cough causing disruption. An accompanying medical advertisement urged using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for relief from coughs colds and hoarseness with a testimonial from Mrs. W. T. Clary of Whites Plains Va. Potts the Druggist promoted the product.
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Foley
W. T. Clary
Whits Plains
Potts
Adv
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Dillon Montana
Department of the Interior notice states John F. Wyatt of Dillon Montana will prove up three year land claims under the Stock-raising homestead act before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on December 23 1925. Witnesses include Charles Wilson Emanuel T Webster Charles A Burden all of Dillon and Ernest W. Smith of Donovan Montana.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
John F. Wyatt
Dillon
Helena
Neyney
Sey
Charles Wilson
Emanuel T. Webster
Charles A. Burden
Ernest W. Smith
Donovan, Montana
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