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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
3
Dr Frank McCoy explains hay fever symptoms pollen links and non pollen triggers. He argues the core fix is restoring immune balance and addressing constitutional causes rather than solely avoiding irritants. The piece notes toxins in blood from poor elimination and previews a follow up on treatment.
The text discusses whether calf reduction is possible and suggests exercises like walking, skating, dancing, hiking, and cycling to shape calves. It also outlines early symptoms of low blood pressure including fatigue, morning drowsiness, restlessness, and loss of interest, emphasizing strengthening activities to combat weakness.
New York reports a narrative tracing Henry Armstrong from a St Louis youth to a Los Angeles rival, as he contends for a three-division title. The piece notes Armstrong’s ascent, its financial implications for his family, and the looming potential record if he defeats Lew Ambers. It mentions Ceferino Garcia and Rogelio Rojas as contemporaries and cites mixed results from Yankee Stadium bouts, including Lofty Cronies’ loss.
A mixed feature piece notes Cleveland Alexander piloting a House of David team in Florida semi pro circuits while scouts blame golf tours for curbing baseball talent. It mentions Red Sox players, injuries in Opelousas, Notre Dame recruiting chatter, Grifith’s praise, and Ben Hosann’s swing. It also covers Eddie Brietz opener notes, a Giants slide, and hints at a 12,500 dollar 108 hole golf event in September.
Distress of getting up at night warned by ad claiming Thompson's Barosma Tablets purify kidneys and bladder and act as a tonic for stomach liver and bowels. Since constipation may occur, Golden Lax Tablets offered at Daugherty's Cut Rate Drug Store.
Ravishing railbird George Larnshaw was released by the Bushwicks the Brooklyn semi pro club which signed Waite Hoyt last week. Bill Dickey turns 31 today and messages of congratulations pour in from Mrs Motle Sheeslay of Nichaleloch and Mr and Mrs Everett Herty and daughter Ruth of Tontown.
A fragment from a baseball recap notes Hank Greensberg's brother delivering a solid performance for Baltimore. He homered with two runners aboard, boosting the infield's showing yesterday.
ORD Peter Brithart and Harvey Sheesley were callers at Cherry Tree Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joseph Pardee is staying with her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Spicher of Hillsdale, at this time. Mrs. Harvey Sheesley was calling.
During the first three months of 1738, 708 airplanes were produced in the United States. Of this total, 206 were allocated to domestic civil use and 343 were delivered to military establishments.
A fragmented note advises waiting for a slower vehicle to appear in the rearview mirror before signaling a return and changing lanes, a cautious rule for safe driving maneuvers.
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