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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
3
In a playful exchange The Featherheads joke about Josh taking up aviation and the risks of keeping machinery in repair. A doctor offers to examine for $20. A humorous tea invitation follows while a line hints at a daughter’s London wedding to an earlord sighting in Boston Evening Transcript.
Analysis shows a shift in baseball as pitchers gain advantage with the dead ball era returning. Last season 560 bases were stolen in the American League with 337 failed attempts, while overall league totals fell below 1,000. Historical leaders like Ty Cobb and Max Carey are contrasted with modern figures, highlighting strategic changes and the emphasis on advancing runners rather than aggressive base stealing.
An ad style fragment promotes Pepsodent with IRIUM for gloriously radiant teeth. It claims modernized powder, no bleach, no grit, and a gleaming glaze, with chaotic wording but advertises the product as the solution.
George A. Barclay notes the National League plans to reintroduce a dead ball in the 1938 pennant race. Rogers Hornsby argues revived base stealing would boost fan interest, recalling Ty Cobb and Eddie Collins era speedsters and the value of a quick jump from first to second.
Former champion Gene Tunney predicts heavyweights will regain a million dollar gate within years. He points to Schmeling Souls bout potential, recalls 1927 Chicago clash, notes his own fitness routines and ongoing boxing fan interest.
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