30 Jan 1930
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1930
Page
1
Chicago Motor club notes winter starting tips for cars after a cold snap. Readiness includes proper lubrication, gear shift checks, careful use of the starter and choke, and cautions about cranking and fuel in cylinders. Regular air changes and correct timing and carburetor adjustments aid reliable starts.
Infielder George Toporcer known for glasses has moved among teams eight times in ten years. He was discovered by Ernest Landgraf of the Syracuse club, later owned by the Cardinals, and shifted between Syracuse St. Louis and Rochester in 1921 1928 1929. He now belongs to Rochester after unsettled deals and complications.
Market anti freez e compounds use calcium or magnesium chlorides mixed with water to prevent freezing. These mixtures can corrode radiators and cause cracking, but newer soluble chromates are added to reduce corrosion and improve performance.
The article debates Cuyler's current form versus 1926 with the Pirates. It notes a .350 hitting pace, leading stolen bases in both leagues, and a strong throwing arm that unsettles baserunners. Mentions his 1928 hand injury and a career start with the Pirates in 1928 into a trade to Chicago.
Howard Savage of the Carnegie Foundation attacked college and university subsidies for athletes in a Sportsmanship Brotherhood speech. He warned recruiting high school and preparatory athletes remains serious, noting subsidies often accompany recruitment and a "shopping around" practice among schoolboys seeking the highest bidder.
About 40 Lake Worth musicians informally offered to pay their taxes by playing in the city park. A taxpayer who could not carry a tune volunteered to whistle in the same location.
Discusses a salary reduction from 4500 to 3740 for Three Eye baseball league players. Notes fifteen five year old pacers listed in a 2:30 list at SCAROn and mentions various sports topics including boxing debuts at George Washington University and captaincies at Centre College and Weslayan soccer. Also covers football captaincy debate at Illinois and Penn State football finances for 1928-29.
In Cleveland county prosecutor Ray Mier recalls his brother Don Miller a Notre Dame backfield star and one of the Four Horsemen. Don, celebrated in Indiana during a holiday visit, was introduced to Governor Jackson who praised a beloved football picture.
A Popular Science Monthly note explains that moisture causes shorts in high tension wires when clustered. Drying wires one by one with soapstone or face powder on a cloth helps keep rubber insulation in good condition and prevents rain trouble for ordinary cabinet covered wires. Do not use on varnished fibre high tension wire.
Horn blowing is useless in traffic jams as it worsens confusion and anger. Use horns to pass others, on curves, mountain roads, and blind intersections. Three bad penalties shorten tire life by high speed turns, sudden acceleration, and slamming brakes. Spark plug absence causes incomplete combustion and oil dilution, leading to wear and sluggish engine. Consumption rose 14.8 percent and exports 1 percent for seven months.
A simple splash guard cut from an old inner tube protects lacquer finishes by guiding spills away from the radiator. Cut a square piece with a tight fitting hole over the radiator filling spout. the tube’s natural curl forms a trough to channel liquid to the ground.
A compact outline of Jesus teachings from Matthew 6 on almsgiving praying and fasting, focusing on true righteousness. It highlights generous privacy, proper prayer, the model prayer, fasting purpose, and attitudes toward earthly riches and trust in God. The piece frames priorities to seek God's kingdom over material concerns.
A Crabbe reflection urges attention to little chances of good deeds as seeds of greater usefulness. It warns against sighing for grand opportunities while neglecting everyday openings provided by Providence.
A prophetic brief argues that God’s grace enables believers to live the Christian life in all places and times. It contends that true faith must be universal, not confined to a single setting, and urges readers to seek consistent devotion wherever they are.
Phonograph choirs are being tried in German churches and threaten to replace regular choirs and organists. The method uses two synchronized records played simultaneously to produce full tone, with sound amplified by loudspeakers in the organ loft.
Registered certified Grimm alfalfa delivers $17.40 per bushel and Sweet Clover at $3.60 with notes on no quack grass dodder and Canadian threats. Seed ships subject to inspection. solicitation for club prices free samples and agents. Fargo North Dakota based Grimm Alfalfa Assn. state college station cooperative with over 500 growers.
The Detroit News quotes a dramatic exchange on the contrast between Forte and Forty, portraying tragedy as her forte and countering with Forty as the source of tragedy. The brief item notes a literary or editorial framing.
A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and widespread use by millions, noting the Phillips name as the genuine trademark since 1875.
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