Pipeline Expansion Ties Utah Gas to Wyoming Supplies
The price plan calls for a $7,000,000 pipeline from Wyoming gas wells to Salt Lake City. Hope Engineering and Supply seeks control of gas from Utah Oil Refining’s Vernon-area well ten miles from Vernal, planning a branch line to connect with Baxter basin to Salt Lake.
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Wyoming
Salt Lake
Hope Engineering and Supply Company
Utah Oil Refining Company
Utah Company
Vernal
Utah
Baxter Basin
Howe About by ED HOWE Cartoon on wives and progress
A syndicated column outlines a cartoon scene of men arriving at a resort with one wife and others jeering, questioning whether wives or husbands are to blame for social friction. It surveys gender roles, progress, and the state of literature, warning against overreliance on professional writers and discussing manners, politics, and race with blunt observations.
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Powliinn
Multiple Sports News From An Era Briefly Summarized
The report blends scattered items across baseball, football, hockey, boxing, and golf. It notes Giants spring training at Augusta, Rutgers star Tex Rosen likely to earn four letters, twenty intersectional college football games planned for 1928, and a new hockey goal frame in use. It mentions St Louis Browns signing Pursonese pitcher Sealleity, a notable ten-round boxing win for Ki Francis, and other diverse sports and entertainment tidbits with vague details and humorous asides.
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Tex Rosen
Rutger
Tunney Compares Football Brutality to Boxing in Speech
Gene Tunney, guest of New Jersey Governor A Harry Moore, contrasted football and boxing before Lafayette Reformed Church members and at the Roosevelt hotel fundraiser. He cited football injuries lasting decades and noted spectators focus on the ball, unlike boxing. He traced pugilism from Homer to modern times while mingling with literary figures.
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Gene Tunney
Lafayette Reformed Church
Jersey City
Tunney
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Washington
Gene
Dempsey
Hyself
Antiquity
Pompeii
Authors’ League of America
Roosevelt Hotel
League
Modern Grid Training Real Strenuous Ordeal
Training for college football is demanding with high demands on players across sports. Even top multi sport lettermen become rarer at larger schools as spring practice and intense conditioning dominate routines. Coaches extend workouts, often using night sessions and special equipment to push the squad through daily regimes.
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Mguis
Tower of Strength Delivers for Giants in Spring Play
A garbled report highlights George Kelly at first base and a strong performance by a Giants player named Terry in early spring games. The text credits a steady tower of strength infield and outfield defense, noting a breakthrough moment as he earned a regular role.
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Plaslie
Hele
George Kelly
Four Swan
Motmphant
Terry Tnally
Mnet
Giants
Metiriw
Mule Shirley Regained in Trade by Griffmen
The report details Mule Shirley, a baseball figure from Carolinas University, being traded by Griffmen after years of movement. It notes his 41 home runs, high batting average, and subsequent role as understudy under Joe Jide in Crownville.
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Ernest
Miley Shirley
Caroli University Gest-bag Qurudoet
Thenaugh
Griffoen
Clark Creliith Anniest Shirley
Rochster Cinch
Titertiavatal Leagien
Shorwiep
Nationate Fast Sutiener
Alraight
Virgins
Polyivelinie Smartyyte
Shidey
Crownville
Cnh
Fele
Joe Jide
Ruler Vestibule
Tire Depenser
Jeffries Claims Knockout Of Corbett In Camp
In Liberty a chapter on Jim Jeffries career recounts how he says he knocked out Jim Corbett in Corbett’s Carson City training camp. Jeffries disputes Corbett’s knockout narrative and describes a heated exchange ending with a wall strike and rapid finish.
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Jim Jeffries
Liberty
Jim Corbett
Bob Pitesimmons
Jeffries
Corbett
Carson City
Nev
Corett
Delaney
Tim
Harvard Names New Football Captain for 1928
The photograph shows Arthur French Jr elected captain of the Harvard varsity football team for 1928. French hails from Winchester Massachusetts and succeeds Captain Charlie Pratt as leader of the squad.
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Arthur French, Jr
Harvard
Captain French
Winchester
Mass
Charile Pratt
Heisman to Retire After 1027 Football Season
John W. Heisman, athletic director and football coach at Howey Texas, announces retirement after a 30 year coaching career. He will resign at a banquet. Heisman hints plans but notes past success and long tenure with his team.
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John Heisman
John W. Heisman
Klee Ievitute
Howey
Texas
Alor A
University of Chicago
Oe Mon
Holeman
Vewran
Mieo Atuderit
Sears Ap
Jockey Hardy Sets World Record for Career Wins
Jockey Hardy, known as Lamuetet Verdy, secures the world record for most wins in horse racing. The season highlights include a historic victory on a Thorny titned horse with a wide margin as attention turns to upcoming events and notable ownership, with Boots Darnell acquiring a contract in a major deal.
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Tvon Forks
Colombia
Pring Haniv
Chienco
Heronn
Darnell
Harry Tow
From Bad to Worse to Health Through Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland housewife Mrs M. Rirsstnors shares a tale of postnatal weight loss, illness, and failure to improve until using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she gained to 116 pounds and can work without trouble. The piece touts health as true wealth and presents the product as a remedy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia E. Pickham
Wedding Anniversary Recalled In Frustrated Exchange
A Waushlogton Stor item recalls a tense moment as one partner chastises the other for forgetting their wedding anniversary. The dialogue hints at emotions tied to a bus trip that vanished into memory, with lingering bitterness over the missed celebration.
Colds and Flu Remedy Ad Ends With Signature
An old advertisement promotes Laxative HROMO QUININE Tahlow as a preventive cure for colds grip or influenza. The box shows the signature ER. W. Grove. The text notes the wife has no wishes for her husband to goratffy.
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ER. W. Grove
The Health of a Mother Is of Great Importance
A Reno reader praises Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as helpful during expectancy and after, claiming it gave strength and courage. The ad urges prospective mothers to try the remedy, visit their neighborhood drug store, or write Dr. Pierce for medical advice. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach and bowels at 40 pellets for 90 cents.
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Reno
Nev
Dr. Tmerce
President Invalides
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Drink Water to Help Wash Out Kidney Poison
A fragmented health tip urges drinking large amounts of water to cleanse kidneys and urinary tract. It promotes mild fluids, salt solutions, and fruit juices as helpful for kidney function, claiming hydration aids filtration and reduces discomfort.
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