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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
4
A major US automaker works on a mystery car designed to safely reach speeds well over 100 mph. Wind tunnels test the vehicle amid intensive research. the car hugs the ground under simulated high wind, aiming to outperform air travel in security and speed in coming years.
United States Department of Agriculture notes honey mixed with water serves as an antifreeze for vehicles. Optimal ratios vary with temperature, with equal parts at zero, three-to-two or two-to-one in colder regions, plus alcohol boosts circulation. Benefits include higher boiling point and reduced evaporation, but caution on seals and potential engine damage if honey leaks into cylinders.
The West Point basketball team will visit Columbus to play Ohio State University on February 22. The item notes a possible new ballpark for the St. Louis Browns in Tulsa, Ohio, tied to the major league club.
A new device adopted by the German government aims to reduce automobile danger at railway crossings. The system uses flashing lights and dimming signals to warn drivers. The article notes driver guidance and cautions about blinding glare, urging safer passing and adherence to signals.
The article describes streamlined car design that directs wind to press the body downward, improving grip at high speeds. It cites Maj. LL O. Seagrave’s Golden Arrow, which set a Daytona Beach speed record, as an example of wind assistance transforming automobile performance and safety at high velocity.
Eddie Snore of the Boston Bruins is hailed as a standout defenseman and capable forward by fans and followers of the National Hockey League. He is described as a premier player in the league and a favorite in Beantown.
Navy boxing officials say an outside referee will sit beyond the ring to break clinches and count knockdowns. The plan, praised by coach Strike Webb, mirrors British amateur and pro practice and seeks cleaner bouts by limiting in-ring coaching. A note adds that future tech may bring enclosed cars with 300 mile per hour speeds and far sonorous comms.
William Jacobs of Baltimore City College defeated John Richardson of Dartmouth in a five set final at the Seventh Regiment Armory in New York to claim the national junior indoor championship. Both players showcased strong tennis likely to defend America's reputation on the courts.
A National Collegiate Athletic Association baseball committee led by Prof. Edgar Fauver calls college baseball in poor condition after a three year study. It favors a new code aligning with current technical rules but excluding fines and suspensions tied to professional play and adding sportsmanship and faster play.
Lesson focuses on fruit from the tree of life, true discernment, and the narrow gate. It warns against false teachers and empty profession, urging faithful prayer and obedience to Christ for secure entry into the kingdom.
A quotation from William Burns about keeping Christ before the heart and accepting only necessary temporal blessings to endure life, ensuring pain and sorrow have little to shoot at.
A devotional line states that by faith we understand the worlds were framed by the word of God so what is seen was not made out of visible things. The quote attributed to Hebrews anchors a spiritual explanation of creation.
Dr Caldwell developed a gentle safe laxative for all ages after years of testing. His Syrup Pepsin is praised for relief without griping or habit formation and is now sold in drugstores worldwide.
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