Warner system reshapes college football careers
The piece recalls how Glenn Scobey Warner helped launch the Warner system in 1922 by sending Colgate’s graduate coach to Stanford, influencing Andy Kerr’s rise and shaping early coaching legends. Earl H. Blaik at Dartmouth and Clif Herd’s continuity with Howard Jones are noted as part of enduring coaching legacies.
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Andy Kerr
Glenn Scobey Warner
Pittsburgh
Stanford
Warner
Kerr
Colgate
Earl H. Blaik
Dartmouth
Army
Clif Herd
Howard Jones
Quiet genius Tubbs to coach Miami next fall
Irl Tubbs, known for inventing laceless football gear and guiding Superior Teachers College teams, is set to return to intercollegiate coaching at the University of Miami in Florida next fall. Tubbs, Kansan by birth, built a reputation for player development, coaching future stars like Ernie Nevers and Iawa’s Hancock, and for innovations in equipment that shaped the game.
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Southern California
Lorg Herb Kopf
Lou
Georgetown
Columbia
H Herb
Kopf
University of Miami
Florida
Irl Tubbs
Trl Tubbs
Southern University
Miami
Superior Teachers College
Superior
Wis
Tubbs
Teachers’ College
Wisconsin
Ernie Nevers
Warner
Jim Thorpe
Galaxy of Stars
John W. Hancnck
Iawa
Colorado State Teachers
Scott McIntyre
Paul Patty
Elson
Pat
Boland
Minnesota
Leonard P. Walsh
Jim Fixlee
George Washington University
Evers
Hancock
Twin Ports
Nevers
Stanford
Hom
Preves
Young Nevers
Kidney health warning urges cleaning of 79 thousand feet of tubes
A vintage health ad claims kidneys contain nearly 10 million tubules totaling about 79 200 feet, urging constant care and warning of waste buildup. It touts Doan's Pills from Foster Milburn Co as relief, noting decades of use and urging readers to ask a druggist for the remedy in 1934.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn
Hancock Discus Star Emerges From Iowa Youth
Stu Tubbs trained Hancock into a premier discus thrower in Iowa. In two years Hancock set a world interscholastic record, proving his powerful legs and early dedication.
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Stu Tubbs
Hancock
Iowa
Hancock's injury ends world class discus hopes in football era
Despite dominating the Western Conference, Hancock never rose to world fame due to a broken finger from a 1922 Iowa vs Yale game. The injury left his finger wobbling, hindering his football and discus prospects while critics like Tubbs doubted his return.
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Hancock
Iowa
Yale
Leland Parkin
Tubbs
Far South
Miami
Congress Roasts Roosevelt Amid Heat Wave and Tax Clash
The piece lampoons senators and White House aides in a summer Washington scene. It notes Roosevelt's sharp taunts at opponents of his tax bill and the tense mood on Capitol Hill as lawmakers fret over political and health strains during a scorching season. The White House press conference and fashion nods juxtapose with the legislative stalemate.
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Washington
Sisy
Senate
New York
Royal Copeland
Roosevelt
Mace
White House
Congress
St O
Roosevelt Breezert Alann
Fats
Mion Ae
Solons pledge continued effort against tax repeal
The Department of Education plans to spend state funds on stationery stupa envelopes and clerical help to oppose repeal of the uw. The association will expand its effort to secure repealing the law and insists on explicit necessity for extra taxes. Attorney General Carl B Bailey proposes joint test suits or separate trials to decide if severance tax should be deducted from the sales tax on coal timber sand gravel and other severance taxed products.
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Department of Education
Carl B. Bailey
State Highway Dept plans suit over sand and gravel tax
Neil Bohlinger of the State Highway Department vows to file suit to determine how much sales tax is due on sand and gravel bought after severance tax was paid. Bailey’s office won’t rule on deductibility but may enter stipulations to aid trial without harming the state. A stray, unrelated joke and a stray ad copy follow.
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Neil Bohlinger
Claims Division
State Highway Department
Bailey
How One Man Lost 25 Pounds
Portland man John Lethaby proclaims Kruschen Salts as a rapid fat reducer after six weeks reducing his waist while maintaining chest size. He endorses morning use with hot water before breakfast and claims lasting pep and youth, urging readers to buy from local druggists with a money back promise if unsatisfied.
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John Lethaby
Portland
Ore
England
Africa
Brazil
John PL
Cox Drug Co
Xund
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