Virginia Brewster Sails Into Turbulent Romance Saga
Virginia Brewster, a society figure, pursues love while torn between Nathaniel Dann and Fred Dean as money, jealousy, and a shipboard life test loyalties. Nathaniel, betrayed by Virginia’s material pursuits, wanders in a fog of doubt and devotion while Chrri presses for attention.
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Virginia Brewster
Nathaniel Dann
Freddean
Brewster
Zinia
Oliver Cutter Perniens
Dean
Oliver
Niel
Chiri
Virginia
Cutter
Chir
Democratic National Convention Broadcast Across Major Stations
Radio coverage begins at 10:00 CST with coast-to-coast network linking by NBC and CBS affiliates. Stations from New York to Chicago and beyond air convention programming, with evening sessions possibly replacing scheduled shows to maintain uninterrupted coverage.
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Houston
Tex
U.P
National Broadcasting Company
Columbia
Wiz
New York
WEAP
Ts Cans
Goldman Senses
Continentals
Wednesday Broadcasts from Coast to Coast on NBC Columbia
Detailed listings of network radio programs across major stations. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. CST with opera pieces from National Grand Opera, Martha, and other concert offerings. The schedule includes dinner music, news reports, dance orchestras, and program notes from New York and various cities.
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WOR
Newark
The
Buccaneers
Columbia Networks
National Grand Opera Company
WEAF
Martha
Flotow
Goldman
WNYC
Creatore
WPG
New York
Gooderach
Kemp
WMAQ
WQI
Chica
Columbia Chain
Public Forum on Ohio Mine Strike and Prospects for Hocking District
The editorial notes a long, disruptive Ohio mine strike easing as local operators fill pits with former workers. Some miners reject resumed work while union strategies are blamed for threatening Southern Ohio coal, with public opinion shifting after a mass Athens gathering.
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Messenger
Ohio
Hocking
The
Ohio State Journal
John L Lewis
Athens Fair Grounds
Unions Debate Policy and Open Shop Fears Across Coal District
The article critiques leaders for failing to define a policy amid labor strife in the Hocking coal district. It notes miners endured hardship, questions the secrecy of officials, and counters open shop fears with a statement from Sunday Creek General Manager Tytus that burial funds and funeral costs would be covered.
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Hocking
Lnes
Lewis
Pcking
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Tytus
Sunday Creek Company
No. 10
Community tensions and economic shifts in Glouster
Orge G Thompson of Glouster comments on riot charges, native-born biases, and public temper in a Messenger piece. He notes optimism among business leaders despite hardship, and forecasts coal and airport developments transforming the region as rail lines give way to new energy and aviation facilities.
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Messenger
West Virginia
Thompson
Canton Man Seeks Supreme Court Review Of Civil Award
Edward J. Schweitzer of Canton asks the Supreme Court to review a Stark County appellate ruling that he is not entitled to $1,000 damages from Dr. J P Dewitt. The Canton municipal court and common pleas court had allowed the award.
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Columbus
U.R
Edward J. Schweitzer
Canton
Supreme Court
Stark County Court of Appeals
J. P. Dewitt
Canton Municipal Court
The
Common Pleas Court
Arkansas Man Is Boomed For Vice Presidency
A movement to name Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as Democratic vice presidential nominee gained traction in Houston. Sponsored by Senator Caraway of Arkansas, the plan envisions Robinson as permanent convention chairman and credits him with strong southern appeal and campaign prowess.
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Arkansas
Houston
Tex
U.P
Joseph T. Robinson
Collleague
Caraway
Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Acid Indigestion Relief
An advertising claim promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the standard remedy for excess stomach acid and sour stomachs. It asserts fast relief within five minutes, urges readers to choose the genuine product, and notes the 50 year physician endorsement and trademark status.
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Magnesia
U. S&s
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Book of Knowledge describes a simple one tube radio set
The article lists parts to assemble a basic one tube radio: a 4 inch tube 6 inches long, rotor 3 inches diameter, two 4 inch coils 2 inches long, switch with four points, variable condenser, grid leak and condenser, by pass condenser, 0.001 mid capacity, rheostat, ohm resistor, tube socket phone jack and four battery terminals. Copyright 1923 26 publishers.
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Leigh
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Haiti
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Chrri
Atlantic City
WBAL
Baltimore
WJZ
Stef
Wbal Ensemble
WLW
Cincinnati
Gveneestes
Crossey
Progra
Miller
WSAI
WBAF
WTAM
Cleveland
Patsk
Stu
Wcx-Wije
Detroit
Merry Three
Goldman Band
Red Apple Club
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United Press Baseball
Seiberling Sagere
Eveready
Eskimos
KDKA
Pittebe
Little Symphony
Merry Maytag Ramblers
WGY
Schenectady
Spore
Vulture
Ron Weaf
Atlanta
Greer
KYW
KFKX
Chicago
WQJ
WGN
WLIB
Progr
WEBM
WLS
St. Paul
1Ick Ledger Orchestra
Nashville
Ison Orchestra
WEM
Steel Pier Minstrels
Philco
WMAK
Buffalo
Schubert
Crossey Cossacks
WSAL
Coney Island Orchestra
Joghams
WWS
WCX
WJB
Ose Eperte
Corby
Open Sea
Breen
deRose
Sylvania Foresters
Remington
Madcrigal
WSB
Margaret Hecht
Layton's Gang
Kyw-Kfkx
WBBM
WCCO
Mpls
Dick Long
Atti Ang
Musica Gene
Eddie Dunstedter
WSM
Waaps
Niagara Alls
Shredded Wheat Company
Glouster, O
ASXS
Uae
Uy A Wat and Stet
SPRAC
Pe “Seni
Ry Cheal Er
United States Rubber Company
Athens
P. D. Sheets
Coolville
R. A. Wines
Albany, Ohio
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Braucher
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