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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
3
Mr Mayer president of the Automobile Club of Illinois urges motorists to practice reciprocal courtesy on the highways. He emphasizes giving others space and treating neighbors with respect, stating that courteous behavior starts with oneself and improves road relations.
Announcement reports Rogers Caldwell of Nashville purchased a controlling interest in the Nashville Baseball club. Col Jake Lappert owner of the New York Yankees planned a partnership with Caldwell to use the Vols for his version of ball players. Caldwell acquired stock from Jack Whaley president and Stanley Arn secretary, securing three fifths of the club.
The article notes unsafe driving and a high share of autos, with about one vehicle per 277 people globally. It urges cooperative behavior of pedestrians and drivers for city safety and cites the Ohio State Journal on pedestrian-motorist cooperation as essential.
The Madison Saltire Garden corporation gained a monopoly on the services of Schmeling the heavyweight when Col. John A. Hammond persuaded the German to sign a two year contract giving the garden exclusive rights. Another clause requires Schmeling to fight under the garden's supervision in his first appearance as champion if he wins the title. This is the first known case of a boxer signing with a promoter for two years.
Walter Hagen urged including naturalized foreign born golfers on U S Ryder Cup teams. He argued native born status should not limit players as he prepares for Europe and praises homegrown talent while calling for equal opportunity in international competition.
Hagen argued that international golf matches should reflect equal opportunity for players who become citizens. He said the exact outcome matters less than representing the United States with credit to America and the sport. If Great Britain wins, it could still benefit the game and its growth.
Squibs touch on Cobb planning a June Europe stay, Penn State and Idaho boasting new gyms, Missouri basketball height claims, and boxing axioms. Also mention New York Yankees numbers, Frankford Yellowjackets pro link, Emil Leysen’s 1926 feats, Florida Harvard clash, Sonny Horne’s size, Sam Byrd Birmingham off-season work, Phil Smith gambling lore, and France betting machine plans.
A thrilling scene emerged during the fee boat filling races on the Shrews bury ciger at Hed Bank New Jersey. The fee boat registration drew a sporting crowd to the river banks as spectators witnessed the event.
The 1911 1912 Bureau of Public Roads tests on Connecticut Avenue Montgomery County Md compare asphaltic and other pavements. Bituminous macadam brick and asphaltic concrete sections show low maintenance and long service life despite heavy traffic. Mass state official Coburn details comparative maintenance costs for Bay Store highways.
A sermon on March lessons explains Sabbath meaning as rest from work to honor creation and God. It cites Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, contrasting human tradition with divine authority and stressing the Sabbath for study of God's Word and inner refreshment.
A reflective note links the joy of Bethlehem with the Cross and Ascension, describing the Christian task as a grey, difficult happiness borne for the Lord and the fulfillment of faith. The piece emphasizes enduring devotion and spiritual perspective across sacred events.
A brief fragment speaks of love and happiness in hopeful terms, suggesting gatherings and comfort. The lines imply warmth, companionship, and delight, with no clear events or names to identify.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant to take remedy for sour stomach indigestion and heartburn. It claims medical endorsement and cites the Phillips family company as the registered US trademark since 1875.
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