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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1949

Page

8

Material With Plenty To Spare A Coach Named Rockne

A football column praises Notre Dame's 1949 backfield depth led by Williams Sitko Cou tre and Zalejski, noting nine or ten standout backs and the impact on success. It laments referee and substitution rules, advocates earlier kickoff times, and urges reforms for 1950 51 season highlighting start times and rule enforcement. It also comments on regional powers and teams like North Carolina Army California Wisconsin and Southern California in the Midwest West and Far West rankings.

K. K. Rockne Carl Snave New York Grantland Rice Oy Charlie Justice Tennessee Notre Dame Nine Horsemen Williams Sitko Bpaulel Swistowicz Coutre Zalerski Gay Barrett North Carolina Hart Willams Tar Heels Midwest Southwest Far West Army Michigan California Wisconsin Ohio State

Pneumatic rifles: from Napoleonic times to Lewis and Clark

Eldon G. Wolff of Milwaukee's public museum details the pneumatic rifle’s long history from 1430 records in Nuremberg to 1566 prohibitions, 1747 hunting of a 480 pound stag, and early U.S. use noted in the Lewis and Clark expedition. He notes two main types and technical challenges in valve seat precision.

Milwaukee Wis Napoleon Austria Eldon G. Wolff Wolff Nuremberg Germany Hesse Louis VIII Meriwether Lewis William Clark

Maker of Boxing Gloves Offers Safer Article

New York boxer glove innovator Benny Golomb, longtime MSG supplier, unveils a three layer glove designed to reduce ring injuries and cuts while preserving knockout scoring. He notes managers may tamper gloves but claims this model resists modification.

New York Benny Golomb Madison Square Garden Benny

Radio gag proves man keeps silent longer than woman

In Hollywood a 4-year-old housewife and a Los Angeles man endured five days three hours and 23 minutes in a store window as a radio gag to settle the claim that men stay quiet longer. The test broke when the woman spoke to a stranger on the mezzanine, ending the contest.

Hollywood Calif Los Angeles Atole

Uncle Sam Crop Report Service Reveals Hidden Data

The U S crop reporting system gathers data from 41 offices in Washington and releases monthly crop conditions. Farmers supply information since 1862 with no pay, creating a long running bureau of agricultural economics service guiding field decisions.

Uncle Sam Sam U.S Washington Agriculture Department Bureau of Agricultural Economics Lincoln

More Trucking Comfort In Store for Farmers

Automotive engineers predict a push toward greater comfort in farm trucks. They say new models focus on reducing jerks and jolts to protect drivers and cargo, with innovations aimed at cushioning both operator and load. W L Aiken of SKF Industries notes industry wide study of truck operation to minimize vibrations and damage.

W.L. Aiken SKF Industries, Incorporated

Grave Inscription Says He Called Tom Brown a Lar

A gravestone carries a partial inscription quoting the deceased as saying Tom Brown was a lar. The readable fragment implies an old west setting and suggests oral or written lament with missing context.

Tom Brown

Bank Clerk Says Clock Is Fast As Man Seeks Cash

A man enters the bank to cash a check and notes the clock seems fast. The teller confirms the clock runs fast, joking that it would fall down if it did not.

Christmas Gift List Easy With Camel and Prince Albert

A holiday ad suggests gifting smokers Camels cigarettes in a 200 count carton or Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco in a pound tin. It touts convenience with ready wrapped packages and space for a personal greeting, aimed at friends who smoke cigarettes or pipes.

Prince Albert Adv

New Milk Nutrient Found Essential to Good Health

A newly identified nutrient in milk labeled B12 is deemed essential for normal human health. Commercial chemists have reportedly isolated crystalline B12 and related compounds, suggesting the extract's potential effectiveness.

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