Radio farm program lineup endorsed for 1927 28 season
United States Department of Agriculture announces the 1927 28 radio season with Aunt Sammy chats noon time farm flashes and United States radio farm school reduced to shorter lengths. New features include poultry chats insect wildlife talks and a weekly farm news digest plus two special monthly programs a crops review and a farm playlet lasting about 10 to 20 minutes. Programs run five days a week through April 20 1928.
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Wiee Radio Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Sereen
Sammy
United States Radio Farm School
ACM
United States
Radio Farm School
Leength
Abe
Department of Agriculture
America
Miller Huggins and the Yankees Five Pennants in Seven Years
The piece argues Miller Huggins faced disbelief when taking charge of the New York Yankees in 1919 21 and 25. It credits him with guiding the team to multiple pennants and a historic run, while noting owners like Colonel Ruppert and supporters in New York sports circles.
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Nsy
Miller Huggins
Yankees
New York
Glints
Gotham
Yanks
Washington
Tno
Draatiten
Colonel Reppert
Ameadern
Cay Anson
Ned Ebmison
Miller Pagedus
Colonel Ruppert
New York Yankees
Miller Thuggins
Wind Dies Cut and Golf Title Lost to Duncan
In a dramatic finish at the 122nd British Open in Sandwich George Duncan and Walter Hagen battled wind and turf in a late round. Duncan shot 64 on the front and 4 on the final holes but his approach to the final green faltered as wind shifted, allowing Hagen to clinch the title with a five yard putt.
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Duncan
George Buncan
Sreen
Sandwich
Walter Hagen
Duncans
George
Ehagen Sid Toon
Kagen
Dunenan
Tae
Hagen
Automobile Attitudes and Driving Realities Examined
A column muses on detours, speed, and modern driving habits. It notes motorists’ pursuit of pace harms pedestrians and rivals Germany on road safety. Kansas City dealers launch a wrecking service for trade ins to curb the used car glut, while the piece warns about risky behavior and injuries from collisions.
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Kansas City
States Represented on Mastress Grid Team Roster
Fourteen states are listed on the Plaskal Tadian football squad for W227 as compiled by the coaching staff. Oklahoma leads with seventeen players, Wisconsin next with five. Montana Idaho Minnesota Michigan have two each. several others have one. Twenty tribes are represented with eight Cherokees and seven Chippewas among the top groups. Forty-two players have reported to Coach John Thomas and assistants Join Levi and Robert Ward, former Haskell players.
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Oklahomaur
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Minnesota
Michigan
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Nebraska
Iowa
North
Greg Ventre
Yakima
Omaha
Delaware Pawnee
Piaute
Assiniboine
Kieta
John Thomas
Levi
Robert Ward
Hlaskell
Silent Chains and Lubrication Principles
Silent chains used in cam shafts and electrical unit drive should be treated like bearings. Each joining stud and rivet must be lubricated systematically, with oil applied on the inside where it contacts the sprockets. An oil brush distributes lubricant along the surface.
Tad Jones Reappointed Yale Head Football Coach for Fall
Tad Jones will again lead Yale eleven this fall as announced by Yale Athletic Association. Assistants Myreni Peller Charles A Commerford and Majoro B Prieh ard return. Ted Blair is out of the star and M A Stevens moves to second varsity with WW Ab Lavedoy and Philip Gunnell. Hockey committee remains led by KEOS Bronson with George TE Adeo Sanford Stoddard and DG Bierwerth and Qa Bulkley.
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Tad Jones
Yale
Yale Athletic Association
Myreni Peller
Charles A. Commerford
Majoro B. Priehard
T. C
Ted Blair
M. A. Stevens
Ab Lavedoy
Philip Gunnell
Keos Bronson
George TE Adeo
Sanford Stoddard
Dg Rk. Bierwerth
Qa Bulkley
Speaker volume control using resistor in transformer secondary
Do not adjust loud speaker volume by changing tube filament brightness. A high resistance variable resistor across the secondary of the audio transformer or across the loud speaker terminals serves as an effective volume control and preserves tone quality.
Sporting Notes Across Baseball Football and Wrestling
Indiano university gridmen wear white jerseys this season. The Browns beat the Yankees once in 22 games. Fddie Fenna, Minneapolis catcher, slated for sale to a major league club. Glenn Killinger head football coach at Hensselaer Polytechnic Troy NY. Strangler Lewis begins a wrestling tour in the Souplavest. Dog racing in England remains costly and exclusive. 80 000 attended a greyhound meet near Loudon. Philadelphia NL team to train next spring at Winter Haven Florida. Adolph Stemig sold to Minneapolis club of the American Association.
Cal athletes blend football and other sports on versatile squad
California athletes show cross training across football basketball track and boxing with several stars from each sport contributing to football squads. Trackmen join the gridiron and boxing eyeing the featherweight push while basketball players supply ends and quarterbacks.
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University of California
Fao
Berkeley
Oes
Ivan Ribhel
Russell Ewing
Prink Fitz
John Kabelitz
Irving Marcus
Irvine Phillips
Elmer Gerken
Paul
Dutch) Cl
Windshield Wiper Strain Solution From Popular Science
A Popular Science Monthly note explains a simple spring wire tweak to keep vacuum windshield wipers out of the way when not in use. Bend a spring piece as shown, slip it under the wiper arm to clear its path on rainy days, and adjust the shape to fit different wiper setups.
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Popular Science Monthly
Penn football drops huddle for signals after practice
The University of Pennsylvania abandons the huddle system first used on Thanksgiving day and will rely on the quarterback to call signals after reviewing a situation similar to last year in Illinois.
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University of Pennsisania
Ilinois
Big Ther Family of Moths Noted by Sature Magazine
Sature Magazine notes a large family of moths with many interesting species. In this country about 120 different kinds are recorded.
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Sature
Unclear Upper Nile Valley Record From Meypt Skies
Fragmentary artifact notes harsh weather over Wadi Dlatfa in Meypt. with sparse measurements claiming depth or rainfall and vague references to local names. The text lacks coherent events or identifiable entities for a fuller summary.
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Upper Nile Valley
Wadi Dlatfa
unclear or damaged source text
unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and actions but lacks clear events or context.
Lecrzcy to Welk A Peculiar Walk Transforms Stage Drama
A fragment hints at a review praising a walk performance by Welk where careful observation turns a simple stroll into a kaleidoscopic drama filled with entertainment. The piece notes this striking approach as a highlight of American Amuage magazine.
All Stence Not Gelden We Hear Of The Wife Who Talks Too Much
A feature notes the paradox of spouses in a humor column. It comments on the wife who talks too much and the husband who talks too little, contrasting voices in domestic life.
Calling It has been said. 'tis love chat mates whe world ga re one
Fragmentary observation notes a musing on love and companionship in a social column. The lines reflect circular talk among women about enduring friendship and affection.
Pravery and the Hat in a Woltan Tale
A cheeky note from the Atchison Globe riffs on Pravery and a Woltan's new hat. The piece playfuly explores opinion and personal style with light humor.
Breach of Promise Suit Highlighted in City Star
The Nansae City Star quotes the saying it is better to have loved and lost than to be a breach of promise defendant. The remark frames a local perspective on relationship disputes and legal risk.
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Nansae City Star
Honeymoon Ends on Apron Craft Says Vancouver Sun
The Vancouver Sun notes that after a period of fancy work, the couple or household finds that intricate apron decoration loses its appeal and practicality governs dressing and tasks.
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Vancouver Sun
Common Trouble Radio Trouble Word to Be Quite a Cann on
A brief odd note reports many people trying hay NC with a reference to a troublesome radio word. The fragment hints at noisy signals and confusion but provides no clear events or outcomes. No identifiable persons or organizations are given in the readable text.
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Hay
Not Much Chance for Lady Candidate House Visit
A clipped caricature shows a female candidate making a house to house vote bid. She greets Mrs Jones with a sweet request for support, but Mrs Jones doubts, remarking the candidate has not supported her in over a year. The piece satirizes political campaigning in London.
Look Upward and Forward in Self-Reflection
The passage contrasts looking upward with looking backward. It argues looking upward builds courage, steadies spirits, and strengthens intellect, while dwelling on the past depresses. It urges looking forward with positive thoughts to brace the mind and actions.
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Dia
Pompeii Homes Display Uniformity in Ancient Layouts
Scores of excavated houses at Pompeii reveal similar layouts with rooms and courtyards arranged alike. the article contrasts these ancient designs with the modern home which shows opposite variety.
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Pompei
World Population Surges in Past Century
The greatest change of the last 100 years has been rapid population growth. The world’s population nearly doubled, rising from under 1.0 billion a century ago to about 1.7 billion.
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Reduy
American Magazine
Precision device detects microamp current variation
Acme tests emphasize accuracy in lamps and radio tubes before sale. A perfected device now detects a variation of one ten thousandth of an ampere in the electric current flow, marking a peak in precision.
Experiments Show Caterpillars Recolor Near Contaminated Plants
Experiments indicate caterpillars reared on plants contaminated with smoke regain their natural color when placed back by their former environment after several generations. This suggests environmental factors influence color expression in Smoahe and Biaths Caterpillars.
Poetic Idea Evolved in Small Boy's Mind
Richard de Gallienne reflects on poets as children and childlike minds at a reception. The narrator recalls a scene with poets, nature, and a holiday in the countryside as a teacher asks what becomes of old mothers and stars.
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Small Boy
Richard Fee Gallienne
Phather Aretan
Vesper Sparrow Tops Nine Efficient Field Sweepers
Nature Magazine notes the vesper sparrow as one of the nine most efficient field sweepers. Descriptions highlight its outer tail feathers and feeding on grasshoppers, larvae, and other insects forming its fall and winter diet.
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Nature Mirazine
Alany
Darkling Suitor-Tommy Seeks Evening Call
A young man calls for the sister but finds the room dark when he arrives, according to the Boston Post.
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Tommy
Boston Post
Corrected Grammar Lesson From Student and Teacher Exchange
A classroom exchange between a teacher and a student centers on proper verb forms. The student asks about the phrase I have went and the teacher explains that went is incorrect and should be have gone.
Rere Collection of Cors and Currency in Philadelphia
One of the city’s most valuable old coin and pauper currency collections is owned by EL Delong at 314 South Twelfth Street Philadelphia. The 61 year old collector values the frame and its pieces at about 32 in redeemable value. Notable items include a brass undated cent with Washington bust on one side and Insuccess to the United States on the other, plus AM cent pieces and $2 gold coins. The display also has shinplaster denominations and 1787 half cent coppers.
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United States
EL Delong
South Twelfth Street
Philadelphi
DeLong
Washington
Philadelphia Record
Receipt for Honesty Worried Parent
A brief mistaken note questions actions a worried parent should take for kleptariania while a doctor dismisses the concern as nothing. The fragment hints at parental anxiety and medical advice in a chaotic exchange.
People Who Borrow Trouble Are Always Anxious
A brief proverb noting that those who take on trouble often remain anxious or delegate concerns to others, reflecting a cautionary view on worry and responsibility.
Useless Tonic Ailing Person
A tidbit notes a tonic marketed for adults that fails for a child, with a voice asking what is wrong when the directions are not suitable for a young user. The snippet illustrates confusion over dosing cues and safety.
Fresh limburger cheese sparks customer inquiry
A humorous exchange from the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph features a grocer insisting the limburger cheese is fresh and a customer asking how the grocer proves it, highlighting a light moment in local commerce.
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Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Not a Care Johnny Question on Anesthetic Wakefulness
Dialogue captures a doctor advising a boy about anesthetic effects and not expecting quick awareness. The exchange reflects medical humor about anesthesia timing and patient expectations.
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Johnny
Rattlesnake Sizes From Garters to Nine Feet
Reading describes rattlesnake size variation from small garter length to the nine foot diamond back type. It notes a boon companion is seldom looked upon as a friend by the family of the man he associates with.
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Ipoh
Inuo
Cause and Effect Women Debate Beauty and Intelligence
In a provocative exchange a yesterday noted psychologist tells a woman feminism is nonsense claiming women prefer beauty to intellect. The woman retorts that men's stupidity and bias drive the view, arguing that beauty and intelligence both matter.
Unclear Text Summary Card
The readable fragments describe confusion and unclear events with personal remarks. No coherent person, place, or action can be established from the fragmentary wording.
Surviving User Fights Off Threats in Arkansas Gazette Note
A report notes a surviving user of an old fashioned device named Hobhy Dortes who threatened women with a cam opener. The Arkansas Gazette item documents the incident and the ongoing response from authorities.
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Arkansas Gazette
Isolated Australia provides home teaching for migrant children
In remote areas of Australia a teacher travels between homes to instruct local children. The arrangement brings education to isolated communities where schools are sparse and access is challenging. The program aims to keep students engaged and learning despite travel in rough conditions.
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Austratia
Cetter Now Alan Free Hearted Tale
A fragmented OCR passage references a character named Alan and a struggle with feeling bound and lacking courage. The text shifts to an odd juxtaposition about a white mouse and a hesitant mood, suggesting a literary or narrative fragment without a clear event or outcome.
Women Favor Flowers and Roast Beef in Local Taste Mix
A playful note in the town column mixes floral preferences with culinary favorites, highlighting women’s affinity for pretty things and roast beef. The fragment suggests a lighthearted social vibe and local tastes.
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Gabe
All the World Loves a Lover in Verse
Brief note from the Atchison Globe explains general affection for romance. The item hints at enjoying love stories and quips about avoiding heavy detail while celebrating romantic themes.
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Atchison Globe
Eloquence and Wisdom Drudgery Quote
A concise line attributing Emerson speaks on the burden within eloquence and wisdom, noting how drudgery, calamity, exasperation, and want shape thoughtful expression. The fragment hints at a reflective stance on the struggle behind articulate thought.
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Emerson
Ridicule as Test of Truth Spurs Debate
A concise provocation argues ridicule tests truth. it claims ridicule sticks only to unjust claims, echoing Chesterfield's adage that mockery reveals what is just. The remark frames ridicule as a measure of validity rather than a mere weapon.
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Chesterfield
Unclear Phrase Triggering Doctor’s Remark
Fragmentary quotation claims Theos causes ache and mentions Gan in a misread context. appears as garbled OCR with no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a news item. Further readable text needed to produce a factual card.
Evening plans in anxious dialect chatter
A brief fragment shows two speakers debating evening plans with slang and uncertain decisions. The exchange hints at informal social activity and potential plans between characters, set in a casual conversational tone.
Local Gossip Reports County Seat Return
Residents in Pumlinville recount an odd incident as Gay Johnson of Ruimpas Ridge returns from the county seat. His wife reacts with surprise while a nearby quote references a Kansas City Star mention of a joke about two Trishmen Pat and Mike.
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Pumlinvile
Gay Johnson
Ruimpas Ridge
Pat
Mike
Kansas City Star
Fair Marriage Record Set in Glasgow This Year
Twenty nine couples wed before the sheriff on Pair Friday in Glasgow Scotland, one more than last year, following nineteen marriages the day before. Officials note the spike in nuptials during the fair period.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Silver Lining Quip Cites Sick Child Skipping School
A wry remark notes the saying Every cloud has a silver lining while a parent urges a sick child to avoid school. The line underscores optimism despite a health setback and the challenge of attendance.
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Reu Dent
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Rou
Mastress Grid
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Mirian
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Sto. Driving
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Indieno University
Browns
Fddie Fenna
Minneapolis
Glenn Killinger
Hensselaer Poly
Troy
N.Y
Strangler Lewis
England
Loudon
Winterhaven
Fla
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Birlington
Mississippi Valley
American Association
Kent
Eco Windshield Winer
Pewes Coer
Lecrzcy
Welk
Cavery
Tavon
Leicester
Wells & Richardson Co
Jac Burlington, Vermont
Priend
Elan
Lincoln’s
Otel Lincoln
Darkling
Deseyverhem
Warner
T.e
Alan
Theos
Garth
Ey Vn
Rieas
Lincoln
Fair
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