Pennsylvania Gridiron Notes Highlight 1935 Matches and Routes
The article lists 1935 football pairings across Penn State Pitt Lafayette Temple and more with dates and sites. It notes routes through Pennsylvania highways Lincoln Highway Route 22 Susquehanna Trail and others guiding fans to games and Thanksgiving battles. It emphasizes travel planning via major highways to Penn State Pitt Bucknell Carnegie Tech and Cornell battles.
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Bucknell
Penn State
Lewisburg
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Colgate
Easton
Penn—Navy
Cornell
Philadelphia
Western Maryland
Pitt
State College
Army
Carnegie
Temple
Michigan
Villanova
Detroit
Waren van Dyke
Pennsylvania
Warren van Dyke
Battlegrounds
Navy
Notre Dame
Maryland
Penn
Big Red
Franklin Field
Mylin
Bisons
Pittsburg
J. B
Jock
Wistown
Washington and Jefferson
Washington, Pa
West Virginia
Dickinson
Carlisle
Harrisburg
Allentown
Muhlenberg
St Thomas College
Scranton
Bureau of Pulputy and Information
Department of Highways
Harrisbury
Coverdale Bible help create English common speech
The essay recalls Miles Coverdale publishing the first complete English Bible in 1535 and its impact on literacy across social classes. It notes prayer’s claimed healing power cited by Alexis Carrel, and a tale from Gypsum Kansas about a farmer renting out 700 turkeys to cope with feed costs amid grasshopper swarms.
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Miles Coverdale
Tober 4
Coverdale
England
Evergy
Alexis Carrel
Rockfeller Institute of Medical Research
Medicine
Carrel
West
Expatriates in Italy and American citizens abroad
The text notes over 400000 Americans recorded by the State Department living abroad with many natives of their host countries. It mentions Americans returning home with customs and crossing the Atlantic via the Azores and Portuguese shores. It suggests studying how many foreign citizens live in America, legally or not.
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Italy
Canada
State Department
America
Atlantic
Azores
Cape Cod
Cape
Batter Up and Radio Bring Baseball to Millions
A nostalgic piece recalls 1845 Knickerbocker Club beginnings under the first rules as radio and later broadcasts connect fans nationwide. It celebrates radio’s role in sharing every moment of baseball history from the field to homes, stores, and cars.
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Elysian
Hoboken
N. J
Knickerbocker Baseball Club
America
Philco
Roosevelt Spots 1936 Policy Shifts In Farm Aid Talk
A Washington analysis notes President Roosevelt’s Fremont Nebraska speech signals a push to justify AAA reforms and broaden farm aid. It cites potential production based benefits, public utility milk plans, food price probes, and budget restraint as core moves shaping 1936 politics. It also highlights Republican jockeying with Hoover out, Knox Landon Borah and others named as possible nominees, and the emphasis on personal magnetism in opposition.
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Washington
Roosevelt
AAA
Fremont
Nebraska
Middle West
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Court
Republican Executive
Lawrence Ritchie
Hoover
Mr Hoover
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Sorah
Idaho
Landon
Kansas
Hearsts
Sarah
Borah
Knox
Vannberg
Michigan
Open season for the common cold outlined by health secretary
Weekly Health Talk quotes Dr Edith MacBride-Dexter urging personal responsibility to curb the common cold. She argues many illnesses, work losses, and costs arise from not staying home when sick and warns that careful self care could reduce spread and prevent complications. Political items note relief workers opposing Roosevelt and desiring Hoover.
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Edith MacBride-Dexter
Nino Martini Prefers Traditional Marriage and Solid Home Life
The opera star Nino Martini outlines his ideal wife as sympathetic intelligent and tolerant. He favors a secure permanent marriage with no casual dating or modern career woman concerns. He seeks a home where he can provide money clothes glamour and comfort, and expects his wife to share his love of music.
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Nino Martini
Uboshe
Conference Manning and Leadership for Foremen Training
A Department of Public Instruction issued bulletin explains how foremen in industrial plants can run effective conferences to improve operation methods and worker cooperation. It cites input from industry and education leaders and notes distribution to schools and industry groups involved in similar programs.
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Harrisburg
Department of Pula
GD Whitney
University of Pittsburgh
Department of Public Instruction
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Untitled fragment hints at local wager and place names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a wager and several partial place and person names. The readable bits reference a row and a meeting, with unclear specifics about participants or outcomes. No verifiable events or dates are present.
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