Coach At Army Had Rare Luck
Associated Press recalls Army football history highlighting Major General Leon B. Kromer who coached in his first year with an All-America quarterback, Charles Dan Daly. Daly, later a colonel, stood 5'4" and weighed 236 pounds, and profiled as a standout plebe who commanded on the field.
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Associated Press
Washington
Moden
Leon B. Kromer
Army
Charles Dan Daly
Harvard
West Point
Kramer
Cavalry
Daly
Pacific Grove
Cal
Malin Craig
Princeton
Bill Church
Chicago
Eckergall
Billy Hull
Hull
Eckersall
Clements Tonic Promises Nervous Strength and Blood Boost
An old advertisement touts Clements Tonic as a natural nerve stabilizer and blood masker with claims of new strength and appetite. It urges a three day trial of two tablets three times daily with meals and offers purchase at White Cross Pharmacy with a 10 day pass or money back guarantee.
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White Cross Pharmacy
University finances push colleges toward larger classes
The speaker notes rising dependence on student fees as incomes decline and larger enrollments are accepted to prop up finances. He cites Morgantown Medical School ready for inspection on student quality and numbers, while Western colleges face a temporary dip in overall quality amid market pressures. A regional college meeting focused on funding and enrollment rather than education, reflecting the crisis in higher education. Iroquois Store at Stephenson awarded second prize, $25.00 cash.
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Association of American Colleges
Middle West
Stephenson
Stock Market Advances Early Trading Day
Wall Street opened with gains of fractions to more than a point. Chrysler rose one and a quarter points while Sears Roebuck and Lambert climbed about a point. American Telephone Dupont New York Central and Phillips Petroleum each gained around half a point. The article notes potential use of American air conditioning in Austria and introduces sewing machines in Korean homes, plus Bunraku puppet manipulators touring Manchuria this season.
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Wall Street
N. Y
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck and Lambert
American Telephone
Dupont
New York Central
Phillips Petroleum
Austria
Korea
Manchuria
Rogers is Awarded Refrigerator Prize
J. R. Rogers, manager of the Koppers Stamford store, won first prize in a refrigerator selling contest, receiving $35.00 in cash. He competed against salesmen from twenty seven other stores. W. L. Chapman, manager of the [text cut].
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J. R. Rogers
Koppers
Stamford
W. L. Chapman
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