Radio farm program lineup for 1927 28 season announced
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines the 1927 28 radio season with Aunt Sammy chats noon time farm flashes and United States radio farm school shortened to 10 minutes. Special features include a new poultry program weekly youth stories insect talks and farm news digest with weather updates lengthened weather chats and two monthly special plays and reviews.
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Radio Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Sammy
United States Radio Farm School
Farm School
Abe
Weather Man
Agricultural Situation Review
Varionua Radio Service
Department of Agriculture
America
Miller Huggins and the Yankees Pennant Run
The article lauds Miller Huggins as a galvanizing manager who built a powerful Yankees team. It recounts early doubt from owners, his loyalty from Colonel Ruppert, and the historic run Five pennants in seven years. A photo shows Ruppert and manager Fitzgibbon at Yankee Stadium before the World Series.
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Yankees
York
Orld
Miller Huggins
Giants
Washington
Brooklyn Bridge
Colonel Ruppert
Cap Anson
Ned Hanlon
New York
Miller
New York Yankees
Miller Fitzg Ging
Sports Squibs Show Many Bets And Player Moves
Indiana University dons white this season while the Browns topple the Yankees once in 22. Eddie Kenna is up for sale to a major league club. Glenn Killinger leads Hen Sr Poly football in Troy. Strangler Lewis wrestles in the Southwest as dog racing in England stays elite. Pigeons cover Riviera events for newspapers. 80 000 watched greyhound racing near London. Philadelphia NL to train at Winter Haven with Al Shealy sold to the New York Americans. Guy Aubrey sets a Franklin track record. USC plans a 175 piece band for football games. Adolph Stemig sold to Burlington. Eddie Wells and others sold to Washington. Memphis club sells Lloyd Brown to Washington. Thomas and Berger exchanged.
Auto hints and highway perspectives in old editorial
An old editorial fragment discusses safer driving, detours, and speed. It notes the desire for detourless roads, questions the pace of travel, and argues for highway improvements to protect motorists. The piece mentions German traffic rules, wrecking firms by Kansas City dealers, and car operating costs per mile.
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Kansas City
States Represented On Haskell Grid Team For 1927
The Haskell Indian football squad lists fourteen states with Oklahoma sending seventeen players, Wisconsin five, North Dakota two, and several others with one or two reps. Cherokee, Chippewa, Creek and other tribes are also represented among the 42 players who have reported to Coach John Thomas, with assistants John Levi and Robert Ward.
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Haskell
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Minnesota
Michigan
Washington
Utah
Nevada
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
North Caro Noa
John Levi
Robert Ward
California Gridders Multisport Aptitude Highlighted
California athletes commonly excel in multiple sports suggesting strong natural versatility. Berkeley squads reveal many players who start in one sport yet fail to make teams in other activities. Basketball players at California also display talent extending to football and other code.
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University of California
Berkeley
California
Replacement tubes crucial for radio power unit use
The instruction warns that replacing the existing tube with a different type is dangerous and may cause serious trouble. It emphasizes the necessity of using the same tube type to ensure safe operation.
Pacific coast champions supply multi sport squad
Track men contribute six to the football team joining Russell Ewing Frank File John Kabelitz and Irving Marcus among others. Basketball players Dutch Clymer Dougery Elsac Thornton and Werdell also play football. Some baseball players avoid conflicting duties due to injury risk.
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Track Hag
Frank Ribbel
Russell Ewing
Frank File
John Ka+belitz
Irving Marcus
Irvine Phillips
Elmer Gerken
Aiacketball
Paul
Dutch) Clymer
Jin Dougery
Elsac
Thornton
Werdell
Licely
Wind Dies Out and Golf Title Lost to Duncan
In the 1922 British Open at Sandwich George Duncan came to the final greens needing a four to tie Walter Hagen. Wind misplayed a critical shot leaving Duncan with a five and Hagen edged ahead to claim the title in a heart breaking finish.
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Duncan
George Duncan
Sandwich
Walter Hagen
George
Avarzona
Hayen
Hagen
Lessons on Amos 6 1 God's judgment and turning to him
A devotional lesson outlines Amos 6 1 27 focusing on divine judgment and the call to seek God repent from idolatry and perverted justice. It emphasizes righteousness, gate justice, and worship with holy living, urging revival and preparedness for the day of the Lord.
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Jarneta
Amos
Israet
Bacones
Egypt
Wolatry
Bethel
Gilgal
Beersheba
Rome
Hosta
Two Different Things in Faith and Love
The text contrasts loving God with loving the world, urging renunciation of worldly affection to make space for divine love. It emphasizes that godly love should take the top place in the heart and be accepted over worldliness.
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God
House Not Made With Hands Tip Reaches Readers
A fragment notes a religious message about tent life versus the eternal true life and the building of God not made with hands, attributed to Ppl ipa Brooks. The line signals a devotional exhortation within a historical newspaper fragment.
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Pplipa Brooks
Girlhood to Motherhood and Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs Franek Sriceay of Vinton Iowa reports taking Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since age seven to treat illness caused by scarlike symptoms. She became a housekeeper with six children and credits the remedy with aiding her health for over thirteen years. Mothers pass on experiences praising the product across generations.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Franek Sriceay
7Th Avenue
Vinton
Iowa
Concrete houses built in two days at Leicester
Two two story concrete houses were completed in two days in Leicester England. After foundations were laid wooden molds formed the final shape and the concrete was poured into them. By the end of the second day the houses were ready for doors windows and roof.
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Leicester
England
Useless Tonic Ailing Person Phrase Fragment
Fragmentary note discusses a tonic deemed useless for an ailing person. It references directions for adults and a quote by George Darley about fashionability as elevated vulgarity. The text is incomplete and reads as a literary snippet.
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George Darley
Fletcher's Castoria Ad Promises Safe Baby Relief
Advocate promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a pure harmless remedy for infant ailments colic constipation diarrhea and sleep troubles. Claims it is safe gentle and recommended by doctors while warning against other preparations containing dangerous drugs.
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Aeems
Fletcher
Gare
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Minneapolis
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London
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Winter Haven
Fla
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St. Paul
American Association
New York Americans
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Franklin
Ind
University of Southern California
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Burlington
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Eddie Wells
Southern Association
Babe” Gravel
Duck Kloza
Butch” Simons
A Pee
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Lloyd Brown
Washingtons
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Berger
Miriam Buros Horn
Maureen Orcutt
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Unien
Lydia E. Ham
Holland
Vaniah
Haarlem
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Castoria
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