Pro Football Outlook and College Shuffle for 1929
A college football preview weighs Florida, Ohio State, Stanford, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and Army on strong 1929 schedules. It notes weakened yet still talented teams, seasonal optimism replacing Dobie era gloom, and Babe Ruth quips as spring training looms.
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Florida
Paine
Ohio State
Stanford
Pacific Army
Pittsburgh
Gil Dobie
Cornell
Mr. Dobie
Phi Beta Kappa
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Tf Kaw
Pfarra
Gil
Dobie
Dary Day Dinner Menu by Mrs Alexander George
Dary Day menu features breaded pork chops with apple rings, baked potatoes, green pepper salad, cabbage and bread, steed peaches, and coffee. Recipes include breaded pork chops with crumbs, eggs and water dipping, then baked in a casserole. apple rings in a sugar syrup with cinnamon candies. soft raisin cookies with sour cream and vanilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander George
Chicago Aims At Greatest Cheese Mart
Chicago seeks to establish the world’s largest cheese futures market under the Chicago Mercantile Exchange led by president Charles J. Bridge. The plan grows with dairy production, aiming to spread trading from dairy to apples while maintaining contract fulfillment and swift margin changes. Graf Zeppelin begins Pacific flight from Kasernigquai to Los Angeles, 5470 miles, 100 hours.
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Chicago Mercantile Change
Charles J. Bridge
New York City
Boson
Philadelphia
Exchange
Chicago Butter and Egg Board
Chicago
London
Board of Trade In Grain
the Mercantile Exchange
Kasernxgua
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Graf Zeppelin
Los Angeles
Eckener
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Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Army
Illinois
Harvard
Ale
Ceoreia Tech
Punch
Frank Speer
Mizell
Son
Lumpkin
Crabtree
Steele
van Sickel
Mike
Moon
Ims
Hoffman
Post
Robeskey
Washington
Chuck Roll
Jesse Hibbs
U. S.C
Ken Strong
New York
Earth
Clark
Colorado College
Babe Ruth
Planis
Apple
Nion
How
J.roy Camp Plan & A Metrical Co
Mr. van Ritch
Eagle Advertising
van Ritch
Dothan
Eagle
Dothan Eagle
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