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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
4
The article describes the kick formation used in football with line positions. Tackles guards and center stay put while ends line five yards outside tackle. Halfbacks position three and a half yards back for direct center pass. Fullback/kicker sits seven to ten yards behind center and quarterback acts as blocker on either side.
The Standard Nut Margarine Company showcased an airplane as part of an air tour visiting Indiana and nearby states. Pilot Ray Kuhl and executives George Sonnich and F W Abke posed beside the craft while the article described football formations and passing plays.
The passage describes crossing the line of scrimmage then cutting back behind interfering guards. It notes wide runs from this position and that two interferers smother the defensive ends while tackles are batted toward the center. Passing possible by halfbacks or fullback with two linemen dropping back to protect.
Reverend James I Powell aged 24 Nazarene minister of Ladoga was injured when his Ford coupe sideswiped by another vehicle and overturned on state road 34 west of Hillsboro. The fleeing drivers David Yeazell and Alexander Andraski were arrested in Crawfordsville after a call from Waynetown. A pint bottle of white mule was found in their car.
Leo B. Polarek of Gary Indiana describes eight months of post influenza nerves and stomach pain before trying Konjola. Four weeks later his anxiety and pain vanished and he gained weight and strength. Konjola sold at Owl drug store Greencastle and by regional druggists.
Mrs Thomas Eaglesfield superintendent and Rev Charles Query announce his final sermon at Sunday School this Sunday. The Aid group met with Mrs Frank Busby on September 11 to quilt. Walter Rawley bought a new Ford sedan and Miss Helen Strain had a painful automobile accident in Fort Wayne injuring chest area.
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