Sharkey and Carnera Sign for Fight in Jigme
Promoter Jimmy Johnston smiles as world heavyweight champion Sharkey and challenger Carnera sign for a title bout in Jigme. The event aims to draw a million Gallar gate. in the back row are Sharkey’s manager Johnny Buckley and Carnera’s managers Buffy and Louis Seresi.
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Jimmy Johnston
Dak Sharkey
Prima Carnera
Jigme
Jobustos
Johnny Buckley
Sharkey
Buffy
Louis Seresi
Carnera
Left Side Swing Faults and Incomplete Turn
The passage notes that many golfers fail to complete a turn, especially on the backswing, attempting to guide the stroke rather than rely on confidence in their swing. It highlights insufficient rotation as a key fault.
Germany appoints Hans von Tselanmer Osten Olympic manager
Cap Hans von Tselanmer Osten named German sport commissioner in charge of Germany's preparations for the 183¢ Olympic Games. Tsehammier Ostel is a Reichstag member and prominent Nazi stormtroop leader.
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Hans von Tselanmer
Mahal Tomb Costly Private Mausoleum Built by Shah Jahan
The Mahal tomb, built by Shah Jahan for his favorite wife, is the costliest private tomb in the world. Construction took 21 years, finishing in 1650 at a cost of 9,010,400 dollars. The tomb is entirely white alabaster, octagonal in shape, 180 feet wide and long, and 70 feet high.
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Mahal
Shah Jehan
Union
Proper golf swing described by MacDonald Smith guidance
The article explains shoulder and arm timing in the golf backswing, noting the left side should stay fixed while the left shoulder rotates. It cites MacDonald Smith as illustrating a near right angle backswing and hitting inside out with control. The piece criticizes incomplete pivot as a cause of slicing.
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MacDonald Smith
Smith
Ball Syndicate
WNU
Almanac Dates Reach Back to Early Chinese History
The Washington Star notes almanacs extend to ancient times with Chinese origins. Early works were hand copied, later printing expanded circulation. Almanacs offered astronomy, tides, and weather forecasts but often included superstitious or imaginary prognostications. Nostradamus is cited for predicting Henry II’s death. Franklin's Poor Richard Almanac, 1732, became renowned in early American history.
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Oing
Washington Star
Henry II
France
Frankin
America
Old Home Place Keeps Its Quiet Value
A reflective poem about contentment with one's humble dwelling. It contrasts grander houses with the simple, steady value of the old home that provides shelter, warmth, and sustenance through good and tough times. The speaker recalls a farm upbringing and asserts enough is more important than material abundance.
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Old King
Boll
Pisce
Tinugias Malloch
WNU Service
Humorous Exam Tidbits and Odd Definitions
A collage of lighthearted school exam notes defines terms with playful misreads. Includes quirky animal lines, taxonomical mistakes, and humorous spelling errors. The text mocks language and anatomy while noting peculiar student creations from 1933 Bell Syndicate.
Canal bottom found porous in Napoleon era Ourey canal
Engineers report a sievelike bottom in the Ourey canal linking Paris to northern and eastern streams. The Seine General Council votes 20 500 000 francs to seal holes. The canal, completed in ASIZ, remains a vital artery for barge shipments of footstuffs and raw materials to Paris.
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Ourey
Seine General Council
Asiz
Paris
How We Live by Leonard A. Barrett
Analyzes how archeologists and historians judge civilizations by literary legacy not wealth. Argues poetry and writings reveal a nation’s aspirations and stability. Highlights 1934 context noting the era’s drive to restore the economy and shape democracy’s future.
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How WE Live
Leonard A. Barrett
Tie Braty
Luemin
Roman Empire
Virgil
Dnrace
Greece
Salvates
Homer
Tlato
Uaion
Rick Ferrell Traded to Red Sox for Vin Shea and Cash
Rick Ferrell and Lloyd Brown moved to Boston in a deal with St Louis Bray. The Red Sox acquire catcher Ferrell to join shortstop Mer Vin Shea in exchange for $50,000 cash and Bray.
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Rick Ferrell
St. Louis
Bray
Lloyd Brown
Boston Red Sox
Mervin Shea
Tower of London described as a group of fortifications
The text explains the Tower of London as a cluster of buildings ramparts walls towers and gates on high ground below London Bridge and along the Thames from St Saviour's Creek to Sir Olave's Wharf. It notes famous builders including a Benedict monk named Gundar and an Norman king associated with its principal piles.
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Tower of London
Landa Bridge
Thames Rom St. Saviour’s Creek
Sir Olave
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