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Newspaper
Roland Record
Location
Roland, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
4
A study of reactions to criticism in baseball, focusing on Babe Ruth and rivals like Bob Meusel and Walter Mails. The piece contrasts personal temperaments, from easygoing to highly reactive, and shows how boos and taunts shaped careers and self images amidst the era’s fan animus.
Loretta Rabbitt an eighteen year old of St Louis operates a gasoline station after her father’s death six years earlier. She manages the Sunlight station in Mound City while staying too busy to date, becoming possibly the youngest female station owner in the United States.
Carl Reynolds, a Southwestern athlete praised as a hard hitter, excels in both football and baseball. The article recalls a football collision where he injured a tackler, then carried that power to the diamond by crashing plates and driving runs, earning a reputation as a dual sport powerhouse.
A collage of sports notes mentions Jimmy Foxx, Tony Lazzeri, and Fred Fitzsimmons as standout figures. It notes Lazzeri at multiple infield positions, Beall playing with a firemen's team, a Pirates spring option Stuart Clarke, and Walter Brown sold to the Yankees. Additional items cover college football schedules, misprints, and miscellaneous league shifts.
Speedometer noises arise when the flexible shaft or cable is bent sharply. Sumner S. Howard states noise usually comes from outside the speedometer, not the gauge itself, and can be corrected by repositioning the cable behind the instrument board.
Howley argues the shaft positioning is crucial as the speedometer reads via a drive from the engine transmission. Each 1 008 revolutions equals a mile and 1 008 rpm equals 60 mph, with cable breakage from sharp twisting common. The device records speed, distance, acceleration, and mileage cost, guiding maintenance and fuel economy.
Koji Yamada, a former balkline contender and leading Japanese billiards figure, informs C A Storer of the National Billiard Association of America that Japan will provide a single representative for the next billiard classic. Yamada is noted as the first Japanese to gain international billiards fame.
Announcements list famous thoroughbred sires including Calin who stood at Edward B. McLean’s racing farm. On Watch, a rival of Man o' War in two year old stakes, sired Colin who never lost in 17 starts before injury ended his career. Man o' War himself had a single defeat to Upset as a two year old.
Ohio pig growers led the nation last year with ton-litters defined as litters reaching a ton by six months. The Ton-Litter club ends after this year as the extension service shifts focus to a pork production club applying learned practices to the entire herd, with one successful year already recorded.
The fall months September through November offer the best opportunity to purchase cattle and sheep, especially breeding stock. Purchases from ranches are ideal when possible, but central markets in the fall provide wide selection and careful buyers can secure satisfactory deals with proper judgment and sanitation. Prices remain moderately high as both sheep and beef cattle are strong. consider hiring a knowledgeable agent to navigate market grades and values.
The article discusses pig diseases and worming methods, dipping sheep to kill lice and ticks, and signs of stomach worms in lambs. It warns of frog cholera in hogs causing large losses, and notes feeding considerations for barley, corn silage, and pasture value for hogs, cattle, and sheep.
A sermon outline traces Josiah as a godly king who restores worship after a long depletion of Bible access. The discovery of the Book of the Law prompts penitence, prayer, and a covenant renewal, leading to purging idolatry and renewing Passover under Josiah's reform.
A quotation from John Watson speaks of sincere devotion and the duty to follow the Lord. It emphasizes sacrificing for the path and growing into His likeness despite difficulties, presenting faith as a splendid yet demanding endeavor.
Octavius Wloslow states that prayer remains the constant measure of spiritual life and the steady heartbeat of renewed aims, framing devotion as essential to growth and discipline.
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