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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1923
Page
6
Football coach Robert C. Zuppke explains a hidden ball play used by Hi Nois fullback Jack Crangle for three seasons. The tactic starts from center, delays the inside half for interference, and relies on a fast fake by the fullback before a hard low plunge. It cites dangers to guards and tackles guarding the weak side.
In Washington Oct 18 a five foot bag of cookies baked by Girl Scouts was presented to Mrs Coolidge wife of the president who accepts honorary presidency of the Girl Scouts. The gift was conveyed by Washington scouts led by Mrs Percy Williams wife of a New York executive board member. Mrs Coolidge stated she accepts the honorary presidency with great pleasure and sympathy for the group's aims. In a separate item from Logan West Virginia Oct 18 Holgar Combs a union miner charged with Deputy Sheriff John Gare’s 1921 murder pleaded guilty after venue was denied and received a life sentence.
Farmers urge Washington to declare open months for killing wild pigeons to protect acorn crops and hog herds. A US Bureau of Fisheries investigation questions the claim, noting pigeons harmed some areas but not others and warning against repeating 1911 escalation.
London Oct. 18 a pauper, Robert Culver, reportedly carried a secret dye making method from a German relative. He built a dye company in England but its officials’ dishonesty led to failure and poverty. Culver died in a poorhouse last winter after withholding the secret.
Heldelberg, Oct 1 A theft at the university laboratories led to two cages of inoculated rabbits being taken. Rabbits reputed to carry typhoid germs have prompted a ban on stewed rabbit and the police were ordered to shoot on sight any rabbit at large. Old German cruiser to join Turkish Navy after refit in Constantinople.
Tuneiile and Mme Poincare consented to sponsor the eighteenth child of Mo Michel, president of the Toe "Reasue of Bie Pamilles. The christening date is fixed for the event in Wivvton.
After practice, Joint-Ease relieves arm, leg and joint soreness quickly. Two minutes of rubbing loosens stiffness and soreness, letting stars resume drills soon. Available at J. S. Williamson's Cooperative Drug Co. for a small price.
Washington reports the tariff commission voted to widen its sugar tariff inquiry, scrapping January 13 as the opening date for a series of hearings on sugar rates. The mix of the text includes stray anecdotes and unrelated notes about fiction, photos, and geese in warehouses, reflecting a damaged OCR source.
Governors Charles R. Mabey of Utah and J. A. Dixon of Montana and their wives were slightly hurt when their car turned over near Colittle Indiana on the way to West Baden for a governors conference. Dixon suffered arm and shoulder cuts from glass. others had bruises as rain slicked wet roads delayed the motor train two hours.
Washington October 18 Laddie Buck the Airedale who disputed with President Coolidge over who should address a southern portico delegation has been renamed Paul Pry by the president. White House attendants say the pup is inquisitive and the new name better fits his nature while he shares the White House legacy with Peter Pan the terrier.
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