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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
2
The Cleveland Indians slip from second to mid-pack after a string of pitching slumps and reduced offense. A bold midseason reshuffle shifts Joe Sewell from shortstop to third as veteran and young players mix in, signaling a strategic retreat to regroup for the next season.
Al Simmons, star of the Athletics pennant team last season, reports to Hot Springs National Park signaling spring training. The piece notes shifts in infield positions, Sewell moving to third base, and initial experiments with Hodapp Morgan and others as Cleveland evaluates power hitting needs and potential pitchers like Wesley Ferrell.
Chicago police statistics show 166 under fifteen killed in motor accidents last year, down from 207 in 1928, with total deaths 687 vs 710. Charlies M. Hayes credits safety education in schools and the school boys safety patrols for the drop, praising patrol leaders who guide children at intersections to free officers for crime prevention work.
A warm air stream directed at the windshield prevents fogging and frost. Raise the rear hood edges on both sides to insert wood blocks creating an opening for heated engine air to strike the glass. If rattling occurs, place an extra block under the hood edge near the hinge. adjust block size by experience. Popular Science Monthly.
The Australian government has begun a campaign against unlicensed radio listeners. About 1,700 individuals are affected, with a license fee of roughly five dollars and eighty-four cents per set.
About 21,629,107 receivers have been used with a broadcasting program less than ten years old, with 21,029,107 receivers in use globally at present according to the report.
The Western Conference returns to ten institutions with the University of Iowa reinstated after last May's ouster. The athletics committee cautions the action does not imply perfect health and suspects outside influence on Iowa sports. Despite reinstatement supporters regret a resolution discouraging reeligibility for 27 disqualified athletes, eleven still in school, who hoped to return to competition. Good tubes remain essential for radio operation.
The fragment mentions Canadian heavyweight K Larry Guins and coach Dick Harlow of West 4 fighting in London era Maryland college, and Colgate eggs collection. It notes Gabby Street plans 47 Cardinals for Bradenton camp and Ted Kid Lewis’s Europe bout. Walter Maranville returns unsigned contract. Elmer Ripley introduces stop and go coaching. James Farley named NY athletic chair. aviation and car notes.
Excerpted sermon on the parables in Matthew 13, explaining the mysteries of the kingdom and the four soils. It outlines hard-hearted, superficial, thorny, and good hearers, and discusses the purpose and reception of parabolic teaching.
A reflective excerpt attributes strength to divine protection. The speaker likens God to mighty arms that lift and support amid hardship, noting how dependence on faith steadies the soul as it endures sinking moments.
A reflective note on love as the highest good of others and the spirit of self surrender, invoking Bishop Westcott's sentiment about altruistic devotion. The fragment underscores love as a guiding virtue in moral action.
A Omaha mother lauds California Fig Syrup for a baby boy named John suffering weak bowels and upset spells. She credits the product with stopping trouble quickly and notes extensive past use for colds, energy, and vitality. The letter urges buyers to insist on the genuine article marked California.
In Landulph in the Cornish Tamar valley the shyest village in England sees almost no marriages, with only one in five years. Rectors and wardens note nerves among young people and a focus on cricket over courtship, while optimism remains romance may revive.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast neutralizer of excess acid and sour stomach. It claims temporary gas relief and tranquilized digestive organs, suitable for children, and warns to avoid imitations while urging use for coated tongue or fetid breath signals.
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