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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1927

Page

3

Wiley Moore Wins Yankees Pitching Deal After 30-Win Season

Oklahoma farmer Wiley Moore, who won 30 games for Greenville in the Sally League and helped the Yankees clinch a final World Series victory over the Pirates, secured a new contract after negotiating for a $500 raise. Barrow spoke with Ruppert, and Moore signed a fresh deal raising his salary to $5,000.

Odest Wiley Moore Yankees Pirates Greenville Farmer Lim Tocbousme Lemactao Odhe Ed Barrow Yanks William Hennigan New York World Moore New York Mound Huggins Colonel Ruppert Eddie Barrow Wiley

Montana Coach Ott Romney Leads State Athletics

Montana State University mentor Ott Romney serves as lone head for four sports including football basketball track and baseball. He directs the physical education department acts as assistant dean of men and engages in Northwest athletic addresses while guiding the Bobcats to recent conference success, with a basketball title and a near football championship.

Ott Romney Montana State University America Romney Montana Department of Bozeman Service Club Northwest Montana State Utah University Rocky Mountain Bobcats

Not Superstitious Barkham Garner Chooses No 13

Barkham Garner, quarterback for California State College, reveals he is not superstitious and requests jersey No 13 as his lucky number this fall after wearing No 18 in high school and another college team.

Barkham Garner C. E Peterson Garner

Old-Fashioned Football Game Is Thing of Past

Ward cites Dewey Graham Norwich University coach arguing that new rules ruin spectator interest by reducing body contact and adding confusing penalties. He says officials alone decide many outcomes and that players once faced clearer rules.

Porto Rico Joins National Boxing Association Firmly

Porto Rico has affiliated with the National Boxing Association and will regulate boxing there. NA president Thomas Donahue announced that Port ofeo joined the foreigners total to four alongside France Canada Mexico and Cuba and 24 U S state boxing bodies. Kennedy the New Orleans lightweight received an indefinite suspension for failing to honor a fight contract in New Haven Connecticut.

Porto Rico Porto Rico Boxing Commission National Boxing Association Thomas Donahue Addres Portofeo NOBA France Canada Mexico Cuba Porto Bicn Toledo Ohio Donahue Billy Kennedy New Orleans Association New Haven Conn

Sjips on Salesmanship by O T Frash

A 1927 Western Newspaper Union article advises retailers on handling difficult customers and workplace agitators. It stresses courteous, patient service to shoppers and independent thinking to avoid manipulation and maintain a positive store tone.

Sjips Salesmanship O. T. Frash

Advantage of Ignorance

Quotation discusses certainty and knowledge, noting the ignorant feel sure of little while informed people grow more tolerant yet doubt their knowledge. It suggests today we know more of the past, leading to greater humility and less cocksureness than previous generations.

Aldoug Huxley Vanity Fair Magazine

First US Gold Mined and Shipped to Mint

The first gold mined in the United States came from the Appalachians. The initial gold shipped to the mint for coinage originated in North Carolina in 1804, with reinforcing shipments from Virginia and South Carolina, then Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Maryland in subsequent years.

United States Appalachians North Carolina Virginian South Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee Maryland

To Keep Cocoons Outdoors For Best Growth

Nature Magazine states cocoons should stay outside with conditions similar to their natural habitat. Netting protects against birds, freezing is not harmful and may be necessary for some species, while outdoor dampness is beneficial.

Nature Magazine

Crow Family Birds Division Described by Nature Magazine

Members of the Corvidae family including crows ravens jays and magpies are divided into groups much like mammals. The bill is noted as the best common character.

Sass Nature Magazine

The Connection Whose Old Flame Prompted a Fire Alert

In a playful dialogue a person asks why Jack yelled Fire as another passed by. The response cites a witty quip that the speaker is an old flame of his, framing the moment as a joke about past romance.

Great Barrier to Health Waste Matter in the System

Akron readers hear a testimonial for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets praising liver and stomach relief. Mrs. L. Feathers credits the pellets with ending bilious attacks and headaches, claiming regularity helps ward off spells. The ad urges seeking a dealer, 60 pellets for 30 cents, and free advice from Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY.

Akron Ohio Dr. Pierce

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders Advertisement

Mothers see relief for headaches fevers stomach issues and irregular bowels in children with Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. Easy to take and effective mothers spread the word. Save a night of worry by getting a package at your druggist today. Trial package sent free from Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray Mother Gray Co le Roy N. Y

Ignorance is Bliss in a Witty Exchange

A classroom dialogue features Miss Cayenne noting Homer’s reputation while admitting she has not read his works. She fears reading him might alter her favorable view, reflecting a paradox about literature and opinion.

Homer Miss Cayenne

Cornflake Macaroons Recipe and Friendship Thought

A short recipe outlines mixing cornflakes with baking powder and sugar, using one egg and butter, then baking on a buttered tin. A closing quip notes friendship, saying you would loan your last dollar but a friend would not borrow it.

Tremendous Cannonading When Enemy Fails to Respond

The artillery fire roars intensely as the foe offers no reply, echoing loud across the line. The barrage underscores a decisive moment in the ongoing engagement with continued momentum and pressure.

When You Feel a Cold Coming On

An advertisement urges taking Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets to fight a cold and strengthen the body against grip or influenza with a 320c. Adv.

Tourist’s Take on English Summer Slips Away

A returning American tourist quips he cannot recall the English summer he experienced, explaining that he overslept that morning and missed much of it. The remark plays on memory and travel humor.

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