Badgers Say Little But Work Hard in Wisconsin Grid Preview
Madison Oct 6 There is no bold claim of a conference title at Wisconsin this fall though hope remains. New coach Glen Thistlethwaite has four assistants with Tom Lich in charge of the line and Leonard Alison as end coach. The backfield features a fast versatile unit led by a line of seven lettermen. Capt. Edwin Crofoot is set to lead the team against Michigan Purdue Minnesota Iowa and Chicago. The backfield averages about 166 pounds and the line around 190. Nazarene services are announced with Bud Robinson and Prof L C Messer speaking Sunday evening at the Nazarene tent north of the car barns with singing at 6:30 and preaching at 7. Public invited.
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John Wilson
Madison
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Wisconsin
Glen Thistlethwaite
Tom Lich
Leonard
Stub
Alison
Guy Sundt
Irv Uteritz
Thistlethwaite
Oak Park Hich Sbont
Coor
Edwisi
Goroor
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Cardinal
Rose
Crafoot
Crafont
Brackfield
Joe Kresky
Edwin
Toad” Crofoot
Mike” Welch
Don Cameron
jFiries
George Hotchkiss
Arthur Mansfield
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Iowa
Chicago
Nazarene
Bud Robinson
Ticket heads discuss 1928 nominees at Washington meeting
Republican leaders in Washington held a three day national committee conference to consider potential 1928 ticket names. Hoover, Hughes, Lowden, Dawes, and Longworth were among mentioned figures with no formal endorsement yet. Cities under debate for the convention site include Cleveland San Francisco Minneapolis and Detroit with final choice due December 6. Democrats plan their city decision for January 8 among Detroit Kansas City St. Louis Washington and Chicago.
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Washington
A.P
Publican
Commerce
Hoover
Hughes
Lowden
Ilinois
Dawes
Longworth
Wallon
William M. Butler
Cleveland
San Francisco
Minneapolis
Detroit
National Committee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Presbyterian Heads Meet in Historic Northern Southern Conference
Educational leaders from the northern and southern branches of the Presbyterian church met in Philadelphia on Oct 6 for the first time since the Civil War. The talks centered on broader religious training in church colleges and yielded a unity of purpose and cordiality aimed at advancing church unity. An advertisement for Kleenex cold cream remover followed the article.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church
Speedy relief from bunion pains and soft corns
Moone's Emerald Oil promises fast foot relief in a two ounce bottle sold nationwide. The ad guarantees money back if inflammation and pain do not subside after two to three applications and notes quick shrinking of soft corns with nightly use. It cites essential oils camphor and antiseptics as the formula and claims widespread sales and vein benefits.
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Moone
Salvation Army fund drive gains volunteers in Douglas county
Evangelist John M. Linden reports progress as Douglas county Salvation Army home service funds canvass gains traction. In Baldwin City, Mrs. T A Evans leads soliciting with tag day by Mrs. C M Dawson. Eudora activities are directed by Mrs. E H Lawson with tagging by girls under George Shubert. Lecompton details follow with E P Day supervising U B Sunday service efforts.
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John M. Linden
Douglas County
Salvation Army Home Service
Baldwin City
T. A. Evans
City Federation of Clubs
C. M. Dawson
American Legion Auxiliary
Eudora
E. H. Lawson
George Shubert
Methodist Sunday School
Lecompton
E. P. Day
U. B
Stomach Gas Drives Man From Bed
A man describes severe stomach gas forcing him from bed and relief after taking Adlerika. The ad claims the first spoonful relieves gas and removes waste, improving meals and sleep, with endorsement by R. F. Krueger and Round Corner Drug Co.
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R._F. Krueger
Round Corner Drug Co.—Adv
French History in Novels and Ambition
A fragment notes Alexander Dumas aimed to place France's history into novels while a school project discusses the label taggers in the field and related ambition.
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Alexander Dumas
France
Child Is Killed by Car in Arkansas City
Lilian Stewart, four, died after a motor car struck her in Arkansas City Kansas. Ey Moore, the driver, was not held.
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Child
Arkansas City
Kas
Lilian Stewart
Ey Moore
Moore
Fat is Dangerously Harmful Advertising Claim
A promotional message urges immediate action against fat, warning of life threats from excess flesh. It promises a booklet and free trial treatment to lose weight now, claiming immediate, visible benefits to health and appearance.
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