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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

Page

6

Night Rescue Amid Crevasse Danger and Hidden Love

Carla and Paul survive a perilous rock slide in a crevasse after a tense rescue. A madman named Pan reveals Carla’s fate and Paul’s enduring love. Claire’s return to New York adds emotional weight as Carla lies badly hurt but alive.

Claire Lucy Belle Pani Derwent Paul Carla New York Clucy-Belle Juey-Belle Arla Jake

Avalanche Tragedy Report From A Mountain Pass

Fragmentary text describes a sudden crash in a remote pass. A man named Xil hears the sound and searches for a missing woman, retrieving through a dust and snow filled hollow as the avalanche grips the area. Details are incomplete.

His Little Lapse Little Reggie’s Dinner Politely Breaks Down

A child named Reggie, dining out for the first time, declines offers politely until a final prompt prompts him to demand a lot instead. The scene shows a reversal from good manners to an abrupt, humorous outburst.

Reggie

Berliner’s Acoustic Tiles Pioneer Auditorium Acoustics

The late Emile Berliner studied hall acoustics for years and proposed that wooden walls yield better sound. He developed acoustic tiles from perens gement material, aiming to balance rigidity and resonance to improve room acoustics.

Emile Berliner Berliner

Battle of the Battling Orioles at Boston in 1897

An 1897 Boston game known as the Battle of the Battling Orioles erupted in chaos in the eighth inning when umpire Lynch fined Doyle heavily. Doyle attacked Lynch, inciting a brawl with players, fans, and police intervening to restore order. John McGraw and Patten figures were involved in later fracas as crowd violence continued into the ninth.

Doyle Lynch Mr. Doyle Joe Corbett Jim Baltimore Boston John McGraw New York Giants Fred Tenney Tenney Mac Hughey Jennings Pat

Wynne Called Fastest Notre Dame Halfback by Observers

Chet Wynne, recently Creighton’s coach before moving to Alabama, is praised as one of Notre Dame’s fastest halfbacks. The New York Herald Tribune cites Bill Hanna’s note that Wynne could skirt an end with near invisibility, comparable to legends like Elder, Eckersall, Thorpe, and Grange in swift, quiet runs.

Chet Wynne Creighton Alabama Notre Dame Wynne Jack Elder Bill Hanna New York Herald Tribune Mahan Eckersall Thorpe Weekes Barrett Grange Elder

Cardinal Robins Tie Major League Batting Record in 12 Inning tilt

In a recent bargain bill game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Brooklyn Robins the teams combined for 103 official at bats with the Dodgers at 2 and the Red Birds at 51. The record eclipsed the 1888 mark of 110 and matched the 1901 league feat. The Cardinals used 22 players tying a National League record also matched by the Phillies and Reds in 1926 and again by the Dodgers in 1929.

St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers Cards Robins Dodgers Red Birds Boston Detroit Nationals New York Giants Cincinnati Reds

Minnesota Proficiency Medal Awarded to Tanner

Bob Tanner, standout end for Minnesota football last three years, won the conference proficiency medal at the 1930 ceremonies. He is hailed as the first Minnesota athlete to earn the honor in school history.

Minnesota Tanner Bob Tanner Actigia Rapip Kay

Notable Baseball Notes From Early 20th Century Circuits

A run of baseball news highlights young talents, trades, and league moves. Jimmy McLarnin's early start. Frank Crosetti and Roger Peckinpaugh cited as top players. Lil Stoner released by Pirates to Fort Worth. Bernie Tesmer sold to Dallas. Purdue expands Ross Ade stadium by 10000 seats. San Quentin’s home schedule. Eppa Alixey tallest lefty in the NL at 6'5". Joneses coach Brown varsity and freshmen tennis. Bernard Senne signs with Peoria. two Seattle Reds veterans still alive. Hoyt to defend 1929 Gold Cup on Aug 16. pitchers hitting well over .300. Obscure named catchers discussed. Braves sweep history. Sweden plays baseball with different scoring. Tom Oliver enters Arkansas and Knows of St. Louis deal. Krausse may join Phillies. promising teen Tom Oliver signs with Cards. Krause, Seventeen-year-old in Media Pa. high school, eyed for Athletics.

Jesus on the Cross in the June Lesson

A summary of the crucifixion focus in Matthew 27, detailing the place of crucifixion, Simon of Cyrene, the soldiers taunting and gambling for Jesus garments, the inscription, the two malefactors, the derision of onlookers, the denial of self saving power, the kingship asserted through the cross, and the crucifixion death with darkness covering the land and Jesus' cry to God as sin bears the world’s burden.

Jesus Calvary Golgotha Jerusalem Simon the Cyrenean Pilate Israel Christ

Simple daily kindness reveals love of God in action

The note asserts that much holiness shows in everyday relations with others and that genuine gratitude to Christ is demonstrated by small acts of kindness toward fellow people.

God Christ

Mabel Teaches Swimming Amid Busy Schedule

In a brisk restaurant exchange, two speakers confirm Mabel’s employment. The dialogue reveals she works as a swimming teacher, with emphasis on her active professional life rather than leisure. The brief exchange highlights her dedication and occupation.

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