Landis hits Tigers with heavy free agent blitz
A nine month probe drops a harsh verdict on Detroit executives for player leasing and wholesale transfers. Judge Landis voids deals, suspends practices, and scraps the authority to covet up players, costing stars like Dizzy Trout and Benny McCoy.
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Bonsistakes
Bast Fey” Landis
Oe Auténts
Jack Zeller
Hestral
Tiger
Nnt
Walter
Aloysius Wish
Egan
Zerold
Zeller
Landis
Rickey
Toute Autity
Paul Trout Way
Tigers
Dizzy Trout
Ooen
Trout
Detroit
Tragic Children Find a Play Place
New York steP Feature Service describes a rooftop nursery school where refugee children from Germany and Czechoslovakia learn English amid familiar toys. Teachers blend German and English as they guide several new arrivals, including Hanzi the youngest, who arrived in the United States three weeks ago with parents studying English to pass medical exams.
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New
York
New York
United States
United Order of ‘True Sisters
York ‘Kindergarten Association
Vienna
Hansi
Em . Weacher
Hanzi
America
Germany
Paralysis Stumps Science’s Effort
The article reports on infantile paralysis, its epidemic nature in America, and the difficulty of preventing or treating it. It cites virus characteristics, nerve-based infection, and early research by E W Schultz of Stanford. It notes a new approach using zinc sulfate sprayed into the nose for temporary immunity amid ongoing vaccine and treatment efforts.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
New York
America
E. W. Schultz
M.D
Stanford University
Early attempts to block disease via nasal chemical sprays
Historic notes describe experiments with zinc sulfate and aluminized alumina sprays in the nose to prevent outbreaks. Trials in Toronto and Nicaragua showed limited, inconclusive success and potential harm to the sense of smell. Stanford researchers seek safer alternatives as Sabin reports about immunity zones in the human body.
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S Armstrong
W. T. Harrison
U. S. Public Health Service
Alabama
Stanford
Toronto
Nicaragua
Columbus
Ohio
Albert B. Sabin
National Foundation For
Sabin
Hope Cage Schedule Through February Listed
The schedule lists Hope community games at Pine Bluff Warren Arkadelphia Magnolia North Little Rock El Dorado Prescott Texarkana Fordyce Jones and Magnolia between January 2 and February 23. Home and away dates include January 2 January 19 January 23 January 26 February 1 February 2 February 5 February 6 February 8 February 9 February 13 February 16 17 February 22 and February 23 with several opponents.
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Hope
Pine Bluff
Warren
Arkadelphia
Magnolia
North Little Rock
el Dorado
Prescott
Fordyce
Jones
Texarkana
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Barton
A short excerpt discusses whether mesial low mood is common in children and notes Oklahoma Academy of Science placing this as a top problem for parents. The piece hints at parental disagreement in survey responses and promises more to come.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Nate
Oklshoma Academy of Science
Fragments Reflect On Childrens Fear And Courage
The text muses on stealing and honesty shaping children, noting dread versus experience. It argues concern for youths lies in encouragement and coping, not punitive laws, and suggests children worry as adults do amid everyday trials.
Sunday School Lesson on Greatness in Matthew 20 1728
A Sunday school lesson by William E. Gilroy discusses what constitutes greatness, contrasting ambition with service. It cites examples from history, including kings and inventors, and notes the mother of Zebedee’s children seeking high place for her sons. The piece prompts reflection on how true greatness serves others.
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William E. Gilroy
D. D. Filiter
Dameant
John
Zebee
Zebedee
Jesus
Children’s mood tied to daily events in upbringing
The writer notes that children grow upset by minor humiliations and fear, and that steady guidance helps them avoid long lasting unhappiness. He cites experts calling low mood a major cause of child unhappiness and urges colleagues to work toward contentment in children.
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Hutality Jon
Yuolyen
Ignorance of Power vs Christian Challenge in Lifes Paths
The text contrasts worldly ambition with essential human values. It speaks of military and financial power as often ignorant of human problems, then reflects on Jesus asking the disciples if they can drink the cup and be baptized with suffering. It notes their confident reply but questions their true readiness and ends with John the beloved disciple transformed by Christian love and devotion to brothers.
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Ife
Zeberdee
Jesus
John
Parrot Alarm Clock Resets Early Risers at Work
McTavish, known for late rising, complains after a parrot in his garret becomes his alarm. The foreman notes improvement once the unusual wakeup method starts. The parrot mimics sounds, pulling McTavish from sleep and prompting morning changes.
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McTavish
Miz
Refugee Families Find Work Through City Nursery School
The article describes refugee families, mainly professionals, seeking jobs to support their children. Many parents take temporary work while awaiting reestablishment, and refugees staff the nursery school in New York. The school offers free attendance for refugee children, with parents contributing a dollar weekly for lunches.
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New York
Brooklyn
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