Frantic boxing talk rings through Philadelphia fans
The piece frets over Primo Garner and Steve Hamas in a colorful, dense boxing panorama. It recalls Jawn McGraw era giants, Sam Jarvedon’s camp, and a flood of rival pugilists like Dempsey, Schmeling, and Loughran, framing Philly sports fervor and looming title hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jarvedon
Prankie
Philly
Primo Garner
Steve Hamas
Steve
Tommy Loughran
Hamas
Primo
Steve Wil Bry
Mussolini
Harney area farm sale and local visits noted
Harney Barney reports the March 15 farm purchase by Mr and Mrs Charles Starmbaugh of the Geary Bowers farm near Harney, formerly Benjamin Bowers property. The column also lists visits by Mrs Charles Shilot and others, hospital stay updates, and church services at St Pauls with Palm Sunday arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney Barney
Charles Starmbaugh
Geary Bowers
Harney
Tor
Benjamin Bowers
Charles Shilot
Dallas Sharner
Samuel Pax
Littlestown
Dilly Mors
Hazel
Harry Morxt
Acmle Warner
Geteysburg
Acd
David Yeahy
Geneveevs
Marrae
Commun-ion
Soclock
John Sanderson
Luther Spangier
Josep
Charles Harbruner
H. J Wolf
Len Coldina
Teo Taverns
Northeastern U S Faces Coldest Part of Winter Past
Weather Bureau finds the northeast region the coldest part of the nation last winter, but most sections overall experienced unusually mild conditions. The overall winter was warmer than normal nationwide except for a northeast block from central Virginia to the middle lakes, where temperatures ran lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Nation
Weather Bureau
F. B. Colton
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Udms
Ciasinter
Sam
Grandza
Dar
Virginia
West Virginia
Middle Lake
Long Island
Winter of 1933 34 Warmer Than Normal Across Much of the Nation
The winter of 1933 34 was generally warmer than normal with 30 percent of the country experiencing above normal warmth. Below normal snow and precipitation occurred in many eastern and central regions while the west stayed warmer than normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Basin
Oauddle
trans-Mississippi States
Southwest
Mudwest
Texas
Great Plains
Central
Mountain States
Will Probated In Orphans Court For Mrs James Estate
Probate of Mrs Rose M James of Lovellsville Va who died in Brunswick last fall finalized in the Orphans Court. Bequests include 500 to John T Graham and Inez Graham with beds to Nelle M Graham. Residue split into seven shares to relatives including Toomas Grenam children, William Graham children, Heffner and Mrs Vir Sima Werking, Owen H and James O Granam, with George W Grubb Brunswick named executor. dated May 1 1931. witnesses Harvey G Wurts and W. Claude Lutmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M James
Lovellsville
Brunsw
Oronars’ Court
John T Graham
Inez Graham
Nelle M Graham
Toomas Grenam
Wiliam Graham
Sale Heffner
Vir
Sima Werking
Owen H. Howard O
Srd
James O Granam
George W. Grubb Brunswick
Harvey G Wurts
W. Claude Lutmar
Bridge problem from Syracuse tournament challenges end play
A partial article presents a contract problem from the New York dental tournament in Syracuse. It describes four hearts, a strip and end play, with South playing hearts and West opening a diamond. It notes bidding, notes a four club bid, and promises the solution in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C G Mircock
New York
Syracuse
South
Axx
Nora
Weiss Opec
Tead
Mearts
Mumock Han Ron Deg
West Siwara
Hearts
West
Bridge hand tale from Dr Murdock triumphs at trick play
In a bridge deal, Dr Murdock wins a large trick with the ace of diamonds and follows with the jack, overtaking in dummy. Declares plays a heart, clubs, and spades sequence to set up a finesse, discarding and reassembling to protect winners while West struggles with spade threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vncums
East
Dr Murdock
Damonss
Giamonas
Damorsis
West
de Murdock
Dr. Murrock
Giscard
Wes
Murdock
Will leaves funds for seminary and Luther statue
The will of Charles Crawchard Jr. who died last Friday directs up to 80 percent of an estate not to exceed 450000 be given to theological seminary of the General Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church at Gettysburg Pa. to establish the Charles and Susan Crawchard Fund. Income from the fund to be used to erect a Martin Luther statue modeled after the Thomas Circle statue in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phan
Theological Seminnary
General Synod of
Evangelical Luthean Church
Gettysburg
Charles and
Susan Crawchard
Martin Luther
Luther
Thomas Circle
Wash
Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
Advertisement promises rapid fat loss and health gains using Kruschen Salts. Claims include losing up to 150 pounds in a month, weight checks with scales, and energy increases. Recommends daily one half teaspoon in hot water for four weeks, with price claims and a drug store source.
Unclear historical article fragment on music and instruments
The readable parts describe a Sunday school event involving a person named Rey John Sarderssor and references to a 50 mile high route and Kiargsa Chek AX 27a 10. It mentions gas used by the Chinese poterament and a specific musical instrument. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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John McGraw
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Jawn
Jimmy Welson
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Sadie Facet
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Venice
Condolas Anas
Seolers
the News-Post
McKenney
American Bridge League
Dexter
Atios
Gettssburg Theological Institution
Balimore
Charles Cron~hardt Jr
University of Californs
America
Kruschen Salts
Wittamson
Hind’s
H. & A. Cream
Williams
Vick
Maryland
McCoy
Reads
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Cory
Eparie
Emsrauta
Lanmant
North Market Street
Electric
Carling Trols
Grove
Read
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Violet
Rose
Jasmin
Cass Tausa
Rey John Sarderssor
Rat al Areary
Kiargsa
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Hongkong Harbor
Bias Bar
Hirgin
China
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Catese Scamerian
Bias Ba
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