Louis Schmeling Rematch Sparks Open Title Contention
George A. Barclay weighs Louis and Schmeling two years after their first meeting. Louis shown improved poise yet Schmeling remains craftily dangerous. Prognostications split, with age, experience, and psychology shaping odds. Potential rivals Baer Farr Gento Baruld loom as future threats in a still unsettled heavyweight scene.
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Schmeling
Louis
George A. Barclay Yaen
Joe Louis
Max W Shimeling
Ananigen
Max
Umpires and sports figures shine across leagues and events
The piece profiles NL umpires who excel in other fields, noting Bill Stewart as a hockey manager and champion, Ernie Quigley’s long intercollegiate career, and Charlie Moran’s coaching fame. It also covers the Walker Cup team led by Francis Ouimet, plus various notes on baseball and football figures, NCAA and high school updates, and Six-Man football growth in Iowa.
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Bill Stewart
Bill
National Hockey League
Chicago Blackhawks
Hawks
Ernie Quigley
Uncle Sam
Berlin
Charlie Moran
Charlie
Center College
Kentucky
Praying Colonels
Harvard
Moran
Britain
Francis Ouimet
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Fred Hass, Sr
New Orleans
Ray Billaws
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Goodman
Charley Yates
Atlanta
Johnny Fischer
Cincinnati
Chuck Koesis
Detroit
Marvin Ward
Olympia
Waskh
Reynolds Smith
Dallas
Texas
Tommy Tailor
Don Moe
Trosky
Indians
Oscar Vitt
League
Boston
Carl Hubbell
Carl
Bees
Texas Christian
Burleigh Grimes
Dodgers
Gabby Street
Browns
Duffy Lewis
Roeland Logan
University of Pittsburgh
Glenn Cunningham
Jim Potts
Panthers
Glenn
Max Baer
Iowa
Iowa State College
Western Newspaper Union
White Mountains Rise as Second Greatest Show on Earth
National Geographic report traces Mount Washington fame in New England, noting Cannon Mountain tramway and the White Mountains allure. It recalls Barnum's praise and details the range’s two regions, the old profiles, history of exploration by Darby Field, and the enduring scenic draw for visitors and settlers alike.
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Barnum
New England
National Geographic Society
Washington, DC. C
WHO Service
INCE
White Mountains
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain
Franconia Notch
P. T. Barnum
Canada
Maine
Connecticut Valley
Vermont
New
White Hills
Atlantic
Presidential Range
Plymouth
Gorham
Dixville
Berlin
Darby Field
Erin
Massachusetts
Field
White Mountain
Hawthorne
Profile Mountain
Nathaniel Hall
Hall
Franconia
Mrs Kennedy Aids Father and Husband at Court
Mrs. Joseph P Kennedy is an ally of her father former Boston mayor and her husband ambassador to the Court of St James. The piece notes she presented seven American women at court, her status, wealth, and refined public image, including Hyannisport Castle status and jewels, portraying her as an adept ambassador’s wife with tact and intelligence. It also previews W H Tilman Everest dispatches from base camp praising authenticity of his expedition reports.
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New York
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Court of St. James
Adeline
John F
Honey Fitz) Fitzgerald
Mr. Kennedy
Bronzxville
N. Y
Hyannisport
Cape Cod
Palm Beach
Wanamakers
Vionnet
Aga Khan
W. H. Timan
Tilman
Mr. Tilman
Alps
Africa
Kenya
Kilimanjaro
Ruvenzori
Himalayas
N. E. Odell
F. S. Smythie
WN Service
Bull Terrier Breed and Penguins Keeping Eggs Warm
The bull terrier, always white with a long tapering head and deep chest, emerged after 1875 with dalmatian and pointer blood to deter bull baiting. It is gentle yet fearless and makes a good watchdog. Emperor penguins endure Antarctic nights by warming their eggs between their feet, with both parents sharing the incubation task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Salt Lake Trade Directory Fragment Teems With Ads
Fragmentary ads list Utah suppliers and services including Salt Lake City business colleges, clay products, athletic goods, ice cream freezers, furniture, and gear. Entries mention smithsonian business college Eden Utah, Utah fire clay, Wyandotles winners, and Minnesota talent tests.
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Salt Lake
Cin
Uae Atlas Bidg
Smithsonian Business
Ollege
Eden
Utah
Moser-Hartman
Salt Lake City
New Sensational Albumette Prints Offer
The Star Film Company of Fayette, Idaho advertises new prints including greasy albumette and two professional enlargements for 64 cen ts each. Week No. 382% references an issue or stock item in the listing.
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Star Film Company
Fayette, Ide
Patch Furniture Scratches With Oil and Pigment Mix
Light scratches may be fixed by rubbing with a blend of boiled linseed oil turpentine and white vinegar in equal parts. For deeper marks a paste of mucilage and coloring matters matches the wood uses oak mahogany walnut with specific pigments.
Aztec knowledge of Black Widow and Captain Cook death
The Aztecs reportedly valued the poisonous black widow spider and used its oil in medicines. Captain Cook, the explorer credited with discovering Hawaii, was killed by natives on his second visit in 1779.
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Mexico
Captain Cook
Hawaiian Islands
How to Clean Furniture Quickly and Safely
How to clean badly soiled furniture using soap and water with two or three tablespoons of kerosene or pentane added. After washing, rub dry with a soft cloth to finish.
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Jim Braddock
Gene Tunney
Tommy Farr
Tony Gaento
Pena Barlund
Swerte
Max Schmeling
Waite
Mounta
INS
Mount Mitchell
North Carolina
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Mount
Washington
Whittier
General Grant
Webster
Mark Twain
Winston Churchill
Grant
SY Lemuel F. Parton
Mrs. Kennedy
Fortune
Povey Oi
Plandome
de Eeetis
Reno
Nevada
Golden
Rfeno
Wilson
Bree Bull Laks
Lady
Good Fay
East Bay
Stack Eyre
Loeber
Vara Nora
California
Federal Schools, Inc
Dep
Minnespolla
Minn
Ntermountain Sanetorion
Shaffer
Parker
Waterman
Moler
Barber C College
Salt Lake Cir
Interstate Bhick CO
Balt Lake
U. L
Great Western Athletic Goods
Athletic Shoes, Inc
Idaho School Supply CO
Dr. Wendt
Canton
South Dakotas
Harley Parts
Accesoriax
Loweet
Ueed Motorcycles
Eastern Seti Co
South
Newferee
China
Kublai Khan
Acoustican Institute
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