Injuries Wreck Cubs History Amid Repeated Setbacks
The Cubs' recent years are marked by injuries and misfortune with stars such as Hollacher Carlson Hartnett Grimm Hornsby Bush Stephenson Bell Carlson Hornsby again among players sidelined by various ailments and accidents during training and the pennant chase.
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Charley Hollacher
Tle Heqith
Hal Carlson
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Tseless
Carlaon
Charley Grimm
Agume
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Guy Bush
Riggs Stephenson
Lester Bell
Braves
Hornsby
Numerous 1930s Sports Items in One Column
A jumble of notes covers MLB players and trades, college teams, and Olympic prospects. It mentions Dennis Cantrell with the Cardinals, Dick Rudolph owning Portland, Lipton eyeing the American Cup, and various college captains and signings. It notes the standard marathon distance and early night baseball in Des Moines.
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Portland
Dick Rudolph
Braves
Best Girl Athlete Muss Cerda Dotovan at Newcombe College
Miss Donovan of Newcombe college Tulane university shows off for the 30 yard dash as she recently won the field day events. She placed first in the finpmat field day and earned the gold medal for best girl athlete at the university for wins in the broad jump hop skip and jump and 40 yard dash plus other events.
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Muss Cerda Dotovan
Newcombe College
Tulane University
Miss Donovan
Vision goggles aid Boston police traffic officer
Officer Fred Deady tests new rear vision goggles in Boston. The Howell spectacles provide an unobstructed forward view while offering awareness of behind him, aiding traffic duty and safety.
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Boston
Fred Deady
Howel
Pedestrian Right of Way at All Street Crossings Judge Rules
The U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia holds pedestrians have right of way at crosswalks including when entering on green light and until reaching the opposite curb. Motorists must observe and wait until the crossing is clear even if signals change.
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United States Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Stop Look Listen At Railroad Crossings Warns Drivers
A columnist narrates a deadly railroad crossing accident to stress the stop look and listen message. The piece argues gambling with life is foolish and urges drivers to slow down, shift to low gear, and check for trains before crossing. It uses anecdotes and a Scotsman rabbit bet as a cautionary analogy.
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Marcus A, Dow
Gamblin
Shakti’ Dlee
Scotty
Police Radio Links For Three Cities Authorized
Three police departments Youngstown Ohio Cincinnati Ohio and Pasadena California gain authority to install short wave radio gear for crime detection. The system uses high frequency links beyond ordinary receivers to connect headquarters and patrol cars while on the run.
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Youngstown
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pasadena
Calif
Churches Wage Radio War In Holland on Broadcast Rights
Religious conflict escalates as churches in Holland debate which congregations may broadcast on the airwaves. Local leaders clash over access, licensing, and control of radio airtime amid a growing public interest.
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Holland Ag
Qualities of a Good Radio Set Tone and Tuning Factors
The article lists factors buyers consider when choosing a radio set including tone quality tuning sharpness hum distortion volume reliability ease of tuning appearance and price. It notes that good sets avoid screen-grid tubes in some builds and may use them in others.
Automobiles and Safety Notes From Early Observations
Article discusses car brake screech from looseness and high pitched vibration, engine roughness at moderate hill acceleration, and the need for dampers. It notes higher speeds increasing oil use and urges drivers to maintain engines. References a Hungarian interior ministry order requiring driver assistance after accidents.
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Isc
Ministry of the Interiiy
Sphero-Prismatic Light Deflector Enhances Signal Visibility
A new sphero-prismatic light deflector eases driver ability to see traffic signals by projecting reflections from a prism on the windshield. The device helps prevent claims of not seeing lights by showing the signal clearly as drivers view through the prism.
Good Posture Advice From USDA Helps Homemakers
The USDA urges consistent posture to prevent fatigue backache and spine problems. It notes slumping at sinks tables and boards causes aches, lists easy fixes like raising work surfaces and feet flat on the floor, and warns sustained poor posture can lead to body misalignment.
Stand at the stove with proper posture and footwear
An instructional note from a U S Department of Agriculture pamphlet explains how a homemaker should stand while cooking. It emphasizes keeping the head erect, shoulders back, feet square and well supported in good repair shoes, with a well lit stove surface.
Fruit Punch Recipe Pleasing for Social Events
United States Department of Agriculture notes fruit punch made from a syrup blend as a pleasing beverage for rivals school and church socials weddings and similar gatherings. The method uses a sugar water syrup combined with fruit juices crushed fruit and tea then diluted with carbonated water or ice to reach the desired strength.
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United State Fri of Agriculture
Bureng
Fell on Lamb Carcass Raises Cooking Questions
The United States Department of Agriculture notes the lambs outer fell is not affected by heat, though leg portions hold shape with it. Shoulder, ribs, and chops benefit from removal, and roasts without fell require longer, slower cooking unless dusted with flour.
Locating Ice Box and Kitchen Center
A United States Department of Agriculture guide describes an efficient kitchen layout with the ice box near the back entry and adjacent work centers. The design places the refrigerator to minimize steps, near the sink and stove, with a two way dish closet linking the kitchen and dining area and a service counter for easy transfer of items.
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United States Department OF Agriculture
Food Preparation Center
Amecei
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