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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

7

Wright Proves Honus Right Infield Makes Team Great

The Brooklyn Robins rise as Glen Wright revives his career at shortstop after a torn ligament nearly ended it. Robie Robinson gambled $5,000 on an experimental cure, finally choosing surgery with his wife’s support. Wright’s comeback positions Brooklyn as a pennant threat.

Hans Wagner Brooklyn Glen Wright Robins Wright Pittsburgh Wilbert Robing The Robie

Most Furious Tornadoes Not Deemed Dangerous

The Chicago Motor Club touring bureau offers safety rules for tornado sightings. Move car north or south to avoid the path, do not chase the tornado, seek cyclone shelter if available, otherwise shelter in a frame house cellar away from debris, and lie flat or in a ditch with head protected. Tornadoes travel northeast or southeast with a typical speed under sixty miles per hour and a destructive area of two to three blocks.

Chicago Motor Club Bureau

The Motor Quiz How Many Can You Answer

A reading of common automotive questions and answers on engine oil circulation and spark plug ignition. It notes oil circulates 100 to 150 times per hour at average speed and describes symptoms of weak ignition and carburetor performance requirements.

SQUIBS OF MANY KINDS OF SPORTS TERSELY RELATED

A compact collection of sports notes covers sprinter George Simpson with a nine foot stride, St Andrews caddies aged over forty, and a six day process to decide a British Open winner. Also mentions Ramapo’s 160 pound handicap, and Albert Michelson in US marathon lore.

George Simpson

New Mile Champion Emerges From 1894 Boston Nationals

Hugh Duffy of the Boston Nationals claims the new mile title for 1894 while modernization of boxing gear is urged to ensure fair blows. England and Scotland post profits at Wembley of 52136 and 51130 for major finals. Tommy Connolly’s son follows into American league umpiring with Yankee-White Sox exhibitions. Binghamton trades catcher Dave Miner to Nashville and acquires pitcher William Simmons from Montreal. Burton Bruckman and Huck Aldrich noted wearing glasses while behind the plate. Reginald Grabowski of London Ontario is Al’s brother with Cards. women’s jiu jitsu is highlighted as equality in sport.

Binghamton Dave Miner Nashville Vols William Simmons Montreal

Controllable Lighting Best In Fog Snow and Rain

In heavy weather adjustable lighting provides the clearest path ahead. A road light under the bumper and downward tilting dimmers help reveal road edges. Controllable spotlights for the edge of the roadway aid drivers. fog and inclement weather demand extra caution to reduce hazards.

Automobile Facts From The Era Highlights Innovations And Costs

A report surveys a French invention for airborne jumping cars and notes high engine temperatures. It covers wheel wear from loose lugs, 1929 world auto production topping 6.3 million, highway grade-crossing removals, and US accident costs near 2.5 million daily.

Repairing Poor Idling of Motor Car Engine

A Popular Science Monthly note explains idle control by tightening the butterfly valve. Worn shafts and bearings cause inconsistent valve positions and air leaks. Remove the adjusting screw to allow the butterfly to close fully, then file a small notch on the edge where the low speed nozzle sits to set idle speed.

Popular Science Monthly

Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Headache Relief

An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches and neuralgia. It urges readers to carry a pocket tin and keep a larger bottle at home, promising proven directions for pain and related ailments.

Tris Speaker Steps Down as Newark Manager

Tris Speaker, known to baseball fans as Tris, is believed to have finished as an active player after resigning as Newark manager. He began with the Boston Red Sox in 1908, stayed until 1916, joined Cleveland in 1916, and managed the Indians from 1919, leading to a pennant and world series title the following season.

Tristram Speaker Tris Newark Speaker Boston Red Sox Cleveland Lee Fohl Indians

Crystal sets form one third of Finland's radio sets

In Finland a register shows nearly 100000 radio receiving sets with about one third being crystal sets. The data reflects the era's shift in radio technology and consumer electronics availability.

Finland

Three World Sprinters to Attend USC This Summer

Charley Paddock will return to the University of Southern California to study law after earning an A B in 1923. Charley Borah, former national intercollegiate champion, will reenter to study medicine. Frank Wyckoff, who ran 100 yards in 9.4 seconds in the NCAA, has two more collegiate seasons and is improving each year.

University of Southern California Trojan Charley Paddock Cinder Path Paddock Minneapolis Charley Borah Frank Wyckoff

New York Gasoline Tax Revenue and Vehicle Costs

New York state expects $24 to $27 million in gasoline tax collection this year. Other motorist costs include plate taxes drivers licenses and dealers fees totaling over $34 million. Motorists pay over $56 million annually for liability insurance, averaging about 55 per vehicle across the three items. American radio exports to France last year totaled $201,065, more than triple 1928.

New York New York State France

Jap Youth Succumbing to Syncopated Music

Japanese jazz spreads across the country as Western concerts draw large crowds in Japan. Youths perform tap dancing and sing in Japanese, with titles like The Dotonbori March and The Asakusa March gaining publication. Students form bands. many citizens hum popular tunes, including Yes Sir She's My Baby and Home Sweet Home.

Seattle Japan

Bronze Age Urns Found in Berlin Park Probe

Workmen uncover several ancient bronze urns in a Berlin suburb park. Most vessels were ruined due to mishandling. A museum curator estimates the urns are over 3000 years old. Some urns contained ashes, suggesting an old burial ground. Further excavations are planned under scientist supervision.

Berlin

Plan to build road to Lindbergh peak in Hell's Hole area

Plans call for an automobile road from Arapaho glacier toward Hell's Hole basin then an easy trail to Hell's Hole bottom. The peak is named in honor of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and lies in a vast glacial basin north of the Arapaho glacier district in Colorado.

Lindbergh Col Charles A. Lindbergh Hell's Hole Arapahoe Glacier Colorado Hell’s Hole

Easter Egg Dream Sparks Boy's Cage Plan

Billie, returning from Sunday school, found a pigeon egg on a neighbor’s lawn. Delighted at Easter, he vowed to take the egg home and, when it blooms, to get a cage for it.

Billie

James seeks Mother's Day gift on Children's Day

On a Sunday morning James refuses Sunday school saying it is Children's day and asks his mother for a present as a joke comparing it to Mother's Day gifts. His mother explains the occasion and declines his request.

James

Not Good at Figures

Lightweight German newspaper snippet presents a wry exchange about counting eggs. A man accuses Mrs Brown of returning only one egg after lending two, and she replies she must have miscounted, illustrating a humorous domestic moment.

Lustige Kolner Zeitung Cologne

The Sorrowful Choice

London Opinion notes a humorous exchange about marriage and golf with a dour undertone as a spouse threatens departure over golfing habits. The brief vignette frames a man torn between leisure and domestic stability.

Automobiles Replace Pianos as Family Status Symbol

A historical note asserts families now prize cars as highly as they once prized pianos, reflecting shifting signs of wealth and modern living in the home.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Advertisement Claims Fast Relief

An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant remedy for sour stomach and gas. It claims rapid neutralization of acidity and tranquilized digestive organs, suitable for children, with emphasis on using the genuine Phillips product and rejection of imitations.

Farm Woman Benefits From Pinkham's Cure

Lickdale Pennsylvania resident explains years of farm work with mother and sister, marriage to a farmer, and child rearing. After thyroid and postnatal health struggles, she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports renewed health and energy.

Lickdale Lydia E. Pinkham Suerman Lickdale, Pa

Quote on large family humor from Chicago Daily News

A humorous quip about parenting seven daughters is cited from the Chicago Daily News. The line contrasts a father and mother with seven mouths to feed versus fourteen mouths since all seven daughters are married. The exchange highlights family dynamics and wit from historical press.

Chicago Daily News

Man’s indecision hinders progress, expert says

A veteran psychologist argues that aiming for clear goals is essential to success. He notes that choosing a direction helps mobilize resources, while ambiguity leads to wasted time and reduced motivation. He urges setting specific, attainable steps to move forward.

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