Waner Named National League Most Valuable Player
Paul Waner of the Pittsburgh Pirates wins the NL MVP with 92 of 80 votes in a standout season. He led the league in hits with 826 and runs scored with 101, batted .339, and played 154 games, building a near flawless all around performance that solidified his status as baseball’s top player.
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Paul Waner
Pirate
Frank Rise
St. Louis
Rogers Ornsby
Waner
Pirates
San Francisco
Bressler
Bargrave
Hargrave
Wornsbey
Miss T
Pop Anson
White Stockings
Oklahoma
Paul
Oklahoma City Western League
State Normal
Fraser Club
Pacific Slope
Frisco
Ohio Relays Set for April 20 21 at Ohio Stadium
Ohio State officials announce the fifth annual Ohio Relays on April 20 and 21 with a two day program. The event will feature high school events Saturday morning and a main program in the afternoon with 86 events planned and potential new records. Organizers Trautman and Griffith plan a 440 yard hurdle, permanent trophies, Olympic style events, and a coaches dinner plus a golf tournament for mentors.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
George M. ‘Rautning
W. OD. Griffith
Aso
America
Trautman
Cuba
Ohio Stadium
Ohio Salon
Columbus
Millions Lost Through Carelessness Drives Auto Club Action
The American Automobile Association warns motorists are the main cause of multimeg dollar losses from short measures of gasoline and oil. Local clubs report raids finding attendants underfilling tanks, with Cleveland stations cited as examples.
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American Automobile Association
Ime
Tle
All
Cleveland Automobile Club
Alumni demand removal of coach Ingwerson at Iowa
University of Iowa president Walter A. Jessup confirms alumni from across the state pressed for Burton Ingwer son to be removed as head coach after criticism of Ingwerson following the Illinois defeat this fall. A photograph shows Ingwerson.
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Walter A. Jessup
University of Iowa
Burton Ingwerson
Ingwerson Begon
Illinois
Ingwerson
Squibs on Sports and Players From Varied Leagues
A collage of sports notes: University of Virginia tied Stanford and beat California once, while Virginia’s seaaon totals 2,051 yards. Nebraska drubbed New York University in a 7 to 0 schedule clash as Vincent Richards visited the Philippines and plans Europe. The piece also mentions changes in boxing rules, motorist eye protection caps, and upcoming yacht and track events with various players and teams across colleges and professional leagues.
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University of Virginia
Stanford
California
Sludge Removal Tips For Car Crankcases
Sludge forms a gummy mass in the crankcase clogging engines. To remove it, drop the crankcase occasionally and clean away all residue with gasoline or kerosene. Rinse thoroughly and ensure no cleaning fluid remains to dilute later lubricant.
Miss Gardner Defeats London Billiards Star in Public Appearance
A seventeen year old named Miss Doyce Gardner defeated Tom Reece, London’s best billiardist, in a recent match held in London. The victory marked Miss Gardner’s first public appearance.
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Doyce Gardner
Tom Reece
London
Miss Gardner
Spaniel Restores Speech After 15 Weeks Silence
William Bunting of Philadelphia regained his voice after an automobile accident 15 weeks mute. A spaniel bark woke him from bed to reveal the dog under the bed, prompting his surprised first words as his family rushed in.
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Wiliam Bunting
Philadelphia
Bunting
Bun
Precautionary Rules for BV Eliminators in Radio Sets
The article warns set owners to carefully operate BV eliminators. It outlines starting the set with filament light before applying BV voltage to avoid open circuit damage to transformers. It also stresses switching off eliminators before unplugging filament circuit control.
Fragmentary note on phone cord and tying technique
A garbled passage describes testing a phone cord by pushing it together along its length. It mentions a possible neck or weakness at the ends and a tie string method to address the fault, but details are unclear.
Healthy Mother Credits Favorite Prescription
Mrs C H Heying of Monett Missouri reports great benefit from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription during expectancy. She used several bottles and Pleasant to keep bowels regular with no kidney or other trouble. She praises the remedy for a strong baby and urges others to obtain it from local dealers in tablet or liquid form. Free advice offered by Dr. Pierce at the Invalida Hotel in Buffalo.
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Monett
Dr. Pierce
Mra
C. H. Heying
3Rd St
Hotelo Buffalo
Undue Curiosity in a Patient Autopsy Demand
A fragment from The Outlook quotes a patient asking the doctor to delay an autopsy until death to learn the cause, illustrating a controversial request about postmortem examination. The line reflects themes of medical ethics and patient rights in end of life care.
Headaches From Cold Claim Patent Remedy
A dated advertisement promotes laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as relief for headaches by curing the cold. It urges readers to check for the signature of B W Grove on the bottle and notes the 30c. price.
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B. W. Grove
Sham Marriages Used to Transfer Students to Moscow
Soviet students contrast sham marriages with Moscow inhabitants as the sole pretext for moving from provincial educational institutes to the capital.
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Moscow
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Prescription Story
A historical ad narrates Dr Caldwell practicing since 1875 and promoting Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for women children and the elderly. It claims vast sales and relies on mothers purchasing for families while offering free sample bottles by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
Parrot to Colorado for Health as Asthma Therapy
A 45 year old parrot named Polly belonging to Mr and Mrs James P Rutledge of St Louis Missouri may be the first of its kind to receive climate therapy for health. Polly has lived with the Rutledges for 24 years and will be sent to Colorado after a veterinarian advised a change of climate.
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James P. Rutledge
St. Louis
Rutledges
Polly
Colorado
Correction in your valuable Ht paper and war fears
Jokin' Jim Jopptes asks for a correction in the Clarion and fears war will leave him battle scarred. He notes that many soldiers deserve decorations for pallor rather than valor. Women, meanwhile, pretend to dislike flattery but want photographs retouched.
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Jokin
Jim Jopptes
the Clarion
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