Charlie Moran era star of many fields remembered in bold career
In fond reminiscence a longtime athlete recalls Charlie Moran of Horse Cave Kentucky. Moran played in backfields with Moran at Nashville military institutes and later coached at Tennessee Bethel University Nashville A C and Texas A and M before moving to Centre College. He excelled in football baseball and umpiring and mentored stars like Bo McMillin Roberts Weaver and Rodgers. The writer recalls Moran’s strategic moves including Bucknell and Rutgers games and mentions losing and winning battles against Lafayette and Princeton. He ends with praise for a driver in the backfield who he says was the greatest football player he ever saw.
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Boston
Harvard
Charlie Moran
Horse Cave
Moran
Nashville Military
Tennessee Military Institutes
Grantland
Bethel
Masillon Tiger
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Chrng von der Ahe
Sted] Weaver
West Virginia
Ira Rodgers
Princeton
Rodgers
Roberts
Bo McMillin
Charlie
McMillin
Weaver
Bucknell
Prairies
Lafayette
Foster Sanford
Rutgers
P Lay
Homer Hazel
Reigers
Butgers
Bser
Iead
Wilsbachs
Blaisdells
Goodwins
Young Wakefield
Vanderbilt
Hek Wakefield
Automatic Lights Control Seif in New Milford Conn
New Milford, Conn. installs what may be the world’s first photo electric street lighting system. Connecticut Light and Power, with General Electric engineers, says each lamp is controlled by electronic eyes that sense daylight and switch on or off automatically. The system aims for completion within weeks and adapts to varying cloud and storm conditions.
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New Milford
Conn
Connecticut Light and Power Company
General Electric Company
Power Company
Britishers Plan Way To Insulate Country From U S Recession
London papers debate Americans’ slump and UK defense. The British cabinet economic committee led by Sir Stafford Cripps weighs plans to shield Britain from a U S downturn. Sir Graham Cunningham warns that failing dollar trade risks unemployment and lower living standards.
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U.S
London
United States
United Kingdom
Stafford Cripps
Graham Cunningham
Dollar Export Board
Sir Graham
Zinc Found in Blood as Trace Element Essential to Health
Washington report says zinc in barely detectable amounts is a key component of human blood, concentrated in leukocytes. Average blood zinc about nine millionths g per cm3 with one third in plasma, higher in burgerses, potential role in disease defense noted. No major difference between healthy and sick subjects except daily variation in zinc levels.
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Washington
The
Nutrition Foundation
Elk Forbids Train From Moving In Kellogg Idaho
Train crew halted by a bull elk on the tracks in Kellogg Idaho. After attempts to coax the animal away failed, the engineer slowly moved the train forward in a bid to push the elk aside. The crafty elk climbed the cow catcher and kept pace with the engine walking on the front of the locomotive.
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Kellogg
Idaho
Union Pacific
Mirror of Your Mind Reflections on Behavior and Self Adjustment
The text discusses how adults influence child behavior through approval rather than fear. It argues all humans share basic drives and differ by how they manage them, citing a near death experience as insight into meaning and limits, illustrating adjustment to physical and emotional shock.
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Charles Yale Harrison
Cutwork Flowers Prize Winning Pineapple Decor
Readers learn of prize winning cutwork flowers for linens to dress bedrooms. The article advertises pattern numbers 5823 and 5998 with chrysanthemum centers and pineapple borders plus embroidery instructions, materials, finishing directions, and pattern purchase details.
Keeping Healthy Through Adequate Diet in Wartime Context
The article notes United States and Canada focus on proper nutrition for adults and growing children beyond mere calories. It highlights WWII influences, added vitamins in bread and dairy, and the value of school lunches for student health, behavior, and attendance, stressing domestic science as practical nutrition education.
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United States
Canada
Health Notes on Allergy and Related Ailments
Physicians debate whether allergy causes unexplained symptoms and warn not to ignore the common cold as a potential forerunner of illness. The piece defines myalgia as muscular rheumatism and neuralgia as nerve pain while noting bed wetting patterns among children who play together.
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Aldrin
James W. Barton
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Carl Walden
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the National Joy Smoke
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