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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1930
Page
9
Advertisement claims Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly neutralizes stomach acids. It promises relief from heartburn gas and indigestion within five minutes and urges readers to buy the standard anti acid in 25 and 50 cent bottles at drugstores.
In 1903 at Youngstown Ohio the author, a sports editor, was pressed into umpiring when the regular umpire fell ill. He describes reluctantly accepting a $15 game, then a regular season contract, and nearly quitting after a tough Niles game before a major league offer in 1905.
The piece lauds Bill Kamm as a durable league leading third baseman with steady play since joining the White Sox in 1923. It notes 143 plus games each season, 155 last year, and a strong fielding record, while denying him a managerial role under Comiskey.
George Sidney Simpson of Ohio State rose from a sickly childhood under nurse care to become the school's greatest track athlete. His father G M Simpson credits early exercise and varied sports gear for his son’s health and drive, noting careful rest before big races.
Winter driving remains hazardous despite better roads and cars. The article notes ongoing winter problems and accident hazards as people continue to drive year round.
Ty Cobb discusses a homemade mid engine hood and warns drivers to avoid running engines in closed garages due to deadly carbon monoxide. He stresses brake condition for icy roads, bumpers to reduce damage, radiator air flow, battery care in cold, and cautious driving.
The National Safety Council offers ten winter driving safety ideas. Suggestions include adding antifreeze to the radiator, varying mixture with temperature, changing crankcase oil to lighter, more fluid oil, driving without racing the engine, avoiding running with a too-quickly opening choke, and noting that one mile of winter driving equals ten miles in summer in terms of wear.
A new Washington hotel features a radio installation costing 65 000 dollars. It includes 525 speaker connections distributed across rooms and lobbies, providing widespread audio coverage throughout the building.
A compilation of driving advice urging alertness and vehicle maintenance, with quips about pedestrians and a driver found roaming in a garage. It includes a service station joke about a motor noise and a note on a gasoline price war. The piece also jokes about parking dogs and traffic pigs at intersections.
The Chicago Motor Club reports surveys suggesting women comprise about 24 to 31 percent of drivers yet account for only 6 percent of 560 960 accidents, implying women are involved in far fewer accidents per driver than men.
A humorous montage riffs on golf and other sports. References include Jimmy Wilson of the Cards as a catcher, miniature golf as a vest pocket idea, an English woman winning the American women's tennis championship, Dazzy Vance’s hitless innings streak, and the rarity of safeties in Penn State football. The piece muses on miniature golf's appeal and quirks while noting seasoned golf shop veteran George Hughes.
A Dallas mother reports her child recovered quickly after taking California Tig Syrup prescribed by a child specialist. She notes long use over three years for assorted upsets and says the product helps feverish, headachy, bilious, constipated babies and children by opening bowels and improving digestion. The genuine product bears the California name for protection.
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