TeresLY TOLD ITEMS OF SPORTS OF DIFFERENT KINDS
A collage of sports notes mentions Washington's three Sams contributing to a winning streak with Jones Rice and West. Other items cover Harry Krause and Ping Bodie in the California State league, 1932 Olympic eligibility, Illinois tennis captaincy, Cantrell signing with St. Louis Cardinals, a new $300000 15000-seat Minneapolis park, Dick Rudolph owning the Portland club, J Ray O'Brien's return, Lipton eyeing the American Cup, Jimmy Welsh's knee injury, Carmen Hill to Minneapolis, vision goggles for police, Landis reinstating Nichols, Donnelli’s shoe oddity, Cooney reinstatement, Mulleavy option by Chicago Americans, marathon distance notes, Harry Young coaching freshmen, Ruth and Notre Dame absence, Des Moines night baseball success, and Mussolini style remarks.
Newcomb Student Cerda Donovan Is Best Girl Athlete
Miss Cerda Donovan of Newcomb College Tulane shows her speed in a 50 yard dash at the annual field day. She won the broad jump and the hop skip and jump, plus multiple events, earning the gold medal as best girl athlete at the university.
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Cerda Donovan
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Cubs Injury Run Hits Team Hard Across Decades
The article chronicles chronic Cubs injuries from 1924 to 1930. It notes Charley Hollacher Hal Carlson Gabby Hartnett Carl son Charley Grimm Rogers Hornsby Guy Bush Riggs Stephenson Lester Bell Hal Carlson and Hornsby suffer health or injury setbacks impacting pennant drives and lineup stability.
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Cubs
Charley Hollacher
Hal Carlson
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Carlson
Charley Grimm
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Guy Bush
Riggs Stephenson
Lester Bell
Braves
Hornsby
Pedestrian Right of Way at All Street Crossings
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia rules pedestrians have right of way at all crossings including green light starts and during light changes. Motorists must wait until the crossing is clear, and pedestrians are not to be charged with contributory negligence if signals change while they are in the street.
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United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Stop Look Listen The Train Safety Message
A train incident emphasizes railroad crossing danger and urges the Stop Look Listen rule. It notes a car wreck near tracks and a fatality, then compares risky bets with life to the cautious choice of slowing, looking both ways, and listening for trains.
Police Radio Sets Approved for Three Cities
Three police departments in Youngstown and Cincinnati Ohio and Pasadena California have been authorized to install short wave radio equipment for crime detection. The system will link headquarters to patrol cars during operations.
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Youngstown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pasadena
Calif
Churches Wage Radio War In Holland Broadcast Battle
Religious conflict erupts in Holland as churches contend over which houses of worship may broadcast. Authorities struggle to balance access with freedoms as groups mobilize.
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Holland
Qualities of a Good Radio Set Rise in Buyer Guide
Tone quality is the first factor buyers consider. Compare tone sharpness of tuning lack of hum distortion volume manufacturer reliability ease of tuning appearance and price. Good sets avoid screen grid tubes and many also use them.
Noisy brakes due to loose parts and vehicle vibration
The article notes that brake screech stems from looseness and high pitched vibration. It cites higher engine speeds raising oil use and road speeds, and mentions hazards and the new Hungarian interior ministry order requiring drivers to aid after accidents.
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Ministry of the Interior
Sphero Prismatic Light Deflector for Clear Traffic Signals
The new sphero prismatic light deflector helps drivers see traffic signals clearly by reflecting the stop signal in a prism mounted on the windshield. This device aims to eliminate the common excuse I didn’t see the lights.
Laying hens urged to quit laying in warm season
Ohio State extension poultry expert R E Cray notes hens anxiously seek excuses to stop laying as heat rises. He advises housing hens indoors for part of the day, adjusting grain and mash feeding, increasing milk for hens, and ensuring cool ventilated housing with ample green feed to sustain laying.
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R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Minerals Shape Growth in Wisconsin Chicks Study
Wisconsin experiments show chicks fed a ration of eighty parts ground yellow corn twenty parts middlings five parts chick bone meal five parts ground limestone and one part salt with skim milk grew faster than groups without bone meal or limestone. Ten week weights averaged 509 g with full minerals, 486 g without bone meal, and 853 g without limestone. at nineteen weeks weights were 1107, 903, and 460 g respectively. Milk and minerals form the successful starter mash. corn provides vitamin A.
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Wisconsin Station
Wisconsin
Natural Mother Found Best for Young Chicks
An old fashioned poultryman advocates a natural mother approach with hens kept in twelve-bird batteries separated by netting. He feeds corn and water to prevent waste and moves coops regularly to fresh ground. Hens stay inside until chicks are weaned, often parking near strawberry beds or gardens.
Feeding Green Corn for Hens nutrition and safety
A poultry guide advises chopping green corn into short pieces for hens to pick from the cob and to ensure crops are full at roost time. It recommends feeding shelled corn at night to prevent partial consumption and reduce intestinal disorders from green corn.
Vigorous Hybrids in Poultry Studied at Kansas Station
A Kansas experiment station study on hybrid vigor in poultry used White Leghorns and Mahode Island Reds. Mortality to three weeks was 5.6 and 6.8 percent in pure breeds, while hybrids showed 1.4 percent. Hybrids of both sexes outgrew purebreds, and Leghorn male Red female matings yielded faster growing offspring than the reciprocal cross.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Mahode Island
Poults Face Lice Threat and Dusting Guidelines
Poults struggle with lice living between wing quills and are highly sensitive to strong odors. Use minimal fresh lice powder for treatment and employ the pinch method with sodium fluoride on poults after three weeks. Dust hens laying eggs with sodium fluoride as a preventive measure.
How Rinso Makes Clothes White and Easy
A woman extols Rinso as a laundry aid that makes whites brighter with soaking, reducing scrubbing and boil times. She claims Rinso eliminates hard work and delivers very white results.
Worthless vegetable seeds found in New York inspection
A seed analyst reports that six packets out of every 100 seeds are worthless or weak in the last official New York state inspection. The piece urges gardeners to plant dependable seeds and asks if democracy serves as creed for all or protection for individuals. It concludes with a remark about people who can’t stay on frisky horses being better off.
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New York State
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning will reduce fat in about three weeks, improve energy, skin, and eyes, and offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The pill-like product is sold in an 86 cent bottle lasting four weeks.
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America
Promised Another Cat Leaves Guests Hungry
A Baltimore Sun humorous tidbit notes a newlywed couple’s day with a promised replacement cat after their cat eats the cakes prepared for guests. The lighthearted exchange focuses on domestic mishap and affectionate banter.
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Baltimore Sun
No Doubt Money Talks Quotes and Jokes
A clipped line notes confident boasts about money and marriage with a quip about lectures expected of a husband. The item reads as a brief wry quotation likely from a period humor column or ad column.
Best Medicine She Knows Of Best Medicine She Knows Of
Benton Rivers reports that Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health before and after childbirth. She describes overcoming nervous spells and weakness, now able to work in a restaurant and perform housework, hoping others may benefit.
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Moyers
Via
Lydia FE
Pinkeham
Benton Rivers
Police
Meyers
Morida
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Philly
Klein
Philadelphia Nationals
O'Doul
Washington
Sams
Jones
Rice
West
Harry Krause
Ping Bodie
Los Angeles
John W. McElroy
River Forest
University of Illinois
Dennis Cantrell
Arkansas State Teachers’ College
St. Louis Cardinals
Minneapolis
Portland
Dick Rudolph
Ray O'Brien
Denver
Thomas Lipton
Thomas
Jimmy Welsh
Boston Braves
Carmen Hill
American Association
Boston
Fred Dendy
Kenesaw M. Landis
Baseball
Chester Nichols
Nichols
Philadelphia
Johnny Cooney
Landis
Chicago Americans
Gregory Mulleavy
Toledo Mud Hens
Athens
Harry K. Young
Washington and Lee University
Notre Dame
New York Yankees
Ruth
Des Moines
Hack Wilson
Mr. Mussolini
Eee
Marcus A. Dow
Scotty
Bryan Fred Swan
Wittenberg
Naval Academy
Naval Academy Athletic. Association
Henry D. Cooke
Swan
Oui
Poults
Mrs. Cross
Rinso
Lydia E. Pinkeham
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