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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1936
Page
11
Coaches see multiple bowl games as a new serious issue in college football. Dr Gus Dorats of Verma warns that postseason bowls and pre season charity events burden the sport, citing bowls like the Orange and Fun Bowls, plus national drafts and professional games.
In a frontier scene characters devise a trap for a tiny creature called Goldy using peanuts as bait. The plan unfolds with suspense as the animal nears the cage while the group hides, ready to spring the trap and claim a hoard if the beast emerges.
Dr Dorais criticizes post season bowls as sick advertising that exploits players and schools, draining interest and attention long after the season ends. He argues climate driven venues and publicity stunts mis serve the game, offering little benefit to education or sport and risking student focus on academics as bowls proliferate.
An old advertisement claims a three day cough signals danger unless Creomulsion is used. It asserts the product soothes irritated membranes and loosens phlegm, promises satisfaction guaranteed by the druggist, and offers a refund if not satisfied from the first bottle.
A list of names appears beside a note about a “12-wired bird of paradise” with twelve whre like feather shafts protruding from its tank feathers. The fragment references several individuals and a peculiar bird description.
Fragmentary text describes a boxing related note with unclear names and figures. It references Thoni Zargilsg and Thoxine, mentions a sale price of $1.00 and a guarantee or result not paid, implying a disputed or damaged record of a fight or transaction.
Miss Lilah R Gant and Miss May Ficconn, both teaching art education in New York, visited exhibitions featuring Vincent van Gogh at the Museum of Modern Art Jacques Lipenitz French paintings Lipenitz at the gallery and Henry Clay Prick collection open to the public for the first time Also note a separate line about whales capable of jumping out of the water.
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