Gill Returns as Illinois Outdoor Track Coach
Gill, a longtime figure in Big Ten track, returns to Illinois as outdoor track coach. He helped produce champions including Alberts and Os Wharton, with many athletes excelling nationally and internationally, as Illinois seeks further success.
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Echo
University of Ulinois
Chicago
Illinois
Gill
Ilinois
Pewey Alberts
Harold Os Wharton
Dean Brownell
Dan Kinsey
Chuck Sittig
Dave Abbott
Gbers
Verne McLee Sentmaan
Cur
England plans huge highway expenditure and car trends.
England will spend £250000000 on highways next year. The origin of horsepower is traced to James Watt in 1870. A Glasgow centenarian notes long motor absence. Closed cars rise from 1 to 54 percent between 1900 and 1929. License plates on radiators risk leaks if clamps loosen.
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England
James Watt
Modern School Tests Talkies For Young Learners
A London elementary school is trialing sound films with children eleven and under. The program includes a Cyprus travelogue with narration, a coal mine tour, frog life cycle, and John Masefield recitation. A portable projector replaces the usual classroom setup as cinema firms assist.
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Cyprus
John Masefield
Gilbert Proven Reliable in Second Season as Third Baseman
Wally Gilbert, the third baseman, shows steady reliability in this second season with the league, earning a reputation for solid fielding and consistent play. Though not a power hitter, his dependable defense and regular, steady contributions define his daily game impact.
Long list of sports notes from baseball to tennis
A compilation of sport blurbs mentions Connie Mack aide Kid Gleason with 40 years in baseball and Joe Vosmik’s near batting .400. Dan Bronson joins Independence Kansas as a 6 foot 6 pitching recruit. Notable lines include Stanage advising pitchers against knuckleballs and a Scotsman Jim Campbell at 6 feet tall and 244 pounds. The piece also cites amateur skater Reverett McGowan and an Intercollegiate Prentice Cup tennis match at Eastbourne scheduled for July.
Omn-Out Automobiles Seen as Menace and Should Be Scrapped
A Chicago safety warning urges scrapping defective cars as protection. Faulty brakes and worn components contribute to fatal accidents. surveys show 15 percent of fatalities linked to vehicle defects, with brakes a leading cause. Proper maintenance and routine checks are essential for safe operation.
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Chicago
Subhle
Motor Webl T
Chicago Safety Council
Greatest Thrill in Sport by a Cyclist in Paris Grand Prix
The author recalls his peak moment in sport during June 1905 when he represented America in Paris for the Grand Prix bicycle race. After a tough field, he earned the grand final prize with teammates Arnis Friel of France and Henry Myer of Germany. Trainer Jack Neville guided his preparation and welfare, and he received heroic receptions from the French public.
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Jack Neville
Paris
America
Frances Tel
Fident
Georges Carpentier
Public Legare, Company
League of Nations to Establish Radio Station at Geneva
The League of Nations plans a Geneva based radio station with a world wide radius. Officials say the station will broadcast internationally from Switzerland to cover global news and communications.
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League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
The Valve Stem Useful to Blow Out Feed Pipe
Useful tip from Popular Mechanics Magazine describes cutting and beveling a valve stem to blow out gan feed pipes with compressed air. The beveled end inserts into tubing while air enters through the nozzle to dislodge obstructions and clean the pipe.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
Present-Day Oil Aged in Earth for 100 Million Years
The American Research Foundation notes petroleum products are ancient natural commodities. Crude oil was stored underground long before civilization, with the Paleozoic era beginning about 190 million years ago.
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American Research Foundation
Pimples Vanish After Using Dr Pierce’s Medicine
Mrs Elleworth reports her son’s pimples cleared after two bottles of Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The testimonial urges others with facial blemishes to try the remedy and seek free medical advice via mail order from the sponsor.
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Denver
F. Elleworth
Colfax St
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Vieroe
Pierce
Chate
Meffite
N.Y
Destructive Play Exhibit Opens at Mol land Park
The event at Mol land Park, Wayland, is led by Dr. Margaret Low enfeld, honorary director. It invites children to express destruction by throwing objects at a wall in a modeled face, aiming to give an outlet for their impulses.
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Tim
Molland Park
Wayland
Margaret Lowenfeld
Unusual Exchange Sparks Domestic Banter
A fragmented quotation shows a quip about a new maid being a potential rival and a defensive reply about fidelity. The dialogue reflects light domestic humor and social tension in a strained trust moment.
Castoria relieves children’s ailments with safe effectiveness
The ad promotes Castoria as a reliable remedy for babies and children, offering quick comfort for fretfulness, teething, colic, and upset stomachs. It emphasizes mildness, vegetable preparation, and dependable results, urging parents to choose the genuine product with Charles H. Pletcher’s signature.
Language play in a school near the Mexican neighborhood
A local school near the herder teaches English to children of naturalized Mexicans. The scene is described as serious, with a joke about word creation by a passerby, including coinages like starling and inkling and a quip about earthling.
Bendigo City grants gold digging rights in streets
Residents of Bendigo City in Aum trotsia have been allowed to dig for gold in the streets as the once rich Bendigo gold field flat boomed. With surrounding ground largely worked, prospectors shift focus to the city itself.
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Bendigo
Aumtrotia
Cotton What in your reason for believing in the Einstein theory
Lotton-Well after reading all about it it needs a sane pot to believe Ite Pathfinder Magazine.
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Cotton
Lotton
Pathfinder Magazine
After the Thinkers and Enthusiasts Converge on Plan
A fragmented passage notes that after the thinkers finalize a full plan the enthusiasts are exhausted or concluded. The text hints at a sequence where serious planning leads to culmination and fatigue among participants.
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International Tourist Bureau
Fragmented dialogue hints at Westness and Tat reference
A garbled exchange asks who Mra and Gab spoke to, mentions Westness, and includes a follow up about a person named Tat. The fragment suggests informal conversation and unclear attribution.
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University of Illinois
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May McKechnie
Boston
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Tokio
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London
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Kid Gleason
Connie Mack
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
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Cardinal
Bobby Jones
Independence
Kan
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Lee Ivor Johnson
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Pirates
Cyran
Fairmont Club
Britain
Jim Campbell
Okear Stanage
Reverett McGowan
Springfield Indian Hockey Club
United States
Hilly Burch
Yonkers
N. Y
Taffy Abel
Sauit Ste. Marie
Frank Peters
Rouses Point
W. Z
Harvard Vale
Oxford Cambridge
Eastbourne
Hagerstown
Washington
Chattanooga
Phil Scott
Magland
Mr. Gandi
Art Shires
Frank Kramelk
Kramer
Birmingham
Eng
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Castoria
Castor
Chas
H. Pletcher
Finglish
Awern
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Westness
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George Washington
France
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
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Hoover
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