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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
3
Worn or dirty spark plugs impair engine function causing hard starting high fuel use and reduced power. Cleaning or replacing plugs restores efficiency and power with test results showing a 68 horsepower gain when switching from worn to new plugs. Regular inspection of spark plugs and breaker points is urged for modern high compression engines.
Questions compare engine back firing causes improper valve timing ignition wires and carburetor issues. It notes back firing in muffler from distributor timing and wiring faults. It cites 93 percent car recovery and 83 and a half percent of 1925 world production in the US.
Harvard coach Tack Hardwick criticizes the lack of bench directors in college baseball while noting regional rules differ. The Big Ten keeps coaches on the bench to restrain umpires, whereas eastern schools often keep them off. Hardwick argues college players need bench direction to address strategic gaps seen in games.
Veteran pitcher Herb Pennock, aged left hander of the Yankees, is described as fighting to hold his form for another season. Managers Rob Shawkey and Connie Mack are optimistic about his health and rotation, with Pennock aiming for a few more starts before possible retirement to Kennett Square.
The book by Professor Elwyn of Columbia University explains fatigue as self-induced poisoning from lactic acid built during exertion. It notes a 100 yard dash produces an ounce of acid, takes over an hour to burn off, and swimmers exhale much more carbon dioxide than idle individuals.
A Kentucky statistic notes one car per nine people while cautions on reckless driving, floorboard noises signaling universal joint wear, and the meaning of black blue or white smoke from exhaust. Time Magazine suggests keeping one foot off the floor to stay awake while motoring.
A collage of athletic notes from across leagues: Nick Urban traded to the Dallas steers. Granville Bush and Babe Ruth references. Penn State lacrosse graduates to be represented by younger brothers. Illinois baseball dominated by sophomores. Southern amateur golf title undefended for three years. Cy Williams signs with Detroit. Purdue distance runner Orval Martin’s streak. Schulmerich stars for the Los Angeles team. Hilly Bayne seeks majors back. San Francisco Coast League profit from players. Slater bowling long career but first 300 remains elusive. growing popularity of football and baseball in Mexico markets.
Officer Harold D. Johnson, six foot three, stands at the Fourteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue corner between the Capitol and White House. A special six inch higher semaphore was erected to accommodate his tall frame as a photo shows him with the high sign and the Capitol dome in the background.
The age for driving in England is set at seventeen. AJL operators must obtain a license issued with specific conditions including a declaration of any mental or physical ailment that could endanger the public while in control of a vehicle.
The lesson outlines Saul’s advantages and failures from 1 Samuel, noting his inheritance and gifts, humility, grace on him, and Holy Spirit upon him. It covers his anointing, leadership in Israel, and the ultimate disobedience at Amalek leading to divine judgment and the fall of his kingdom.
What mortal man can do is limited to repentance and faith in God. He can arise and follow Christ as Matthew did, accepting the possibility of salvation through belief and turning from sin.
An article asserts excess stomach acid causes digestive trouble and endorses Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick neutralizer. It claims one spoonful neutralizes acid, relieves gas and discomfort, and suits both adults and children with pleasant taste available at drug stores.
A reader from La Junta Colorado writes of using a product called Compound to improve appetite sleep and nerves. She reports better sleep stronger appetite and increased energy after the first bottle and plans to continue use. She invites readers to write for more information and to receive the medicine.
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