Helen Page and the Mystery of the Yonkers Heiress
Helen Page faces accusations of loving guardian Leonard Brent who reveals she is an heiress to millionaire Cyril Cunningham. A strange tale tied to Yonkers and a locket proves her lineage. After a car crash injures Eva Ennis, Robert Ennis confronts Helen as Cunningham tests the truth.
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Helen Page
Leonard Brent
Brent
Helen
Ing
Charles Owens Nel
Yonkers
Helena
Cyril K. Cunningham
Cunningham
Evangeline Cunningham
Bramblewood
Eva Ennis
Eva
Robert
Bramblewood Entanglements Reach for a Theater Outing
Robert Ennis resists a kiss from Helen Brent to honor his promise to Eva while Helen confesses boredom with Bramblewood life. Brent appears, visits Eva in hospital, and dodges questions about Bob Ennis as he plots to reassert control over Helen.
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Robert Ennis
Helen
Eva
Helen Brent
Bob
Bob Helen
Jand
Itelene
Lori
Leonard Brent
Bramblewood
Eva Ennis
Brent
Mr. Cunningham
Radio Schedule Highlights From WLW Monday September 25
A detailed listing of WLW Monday timings features Top Of the Mornin with Old Man Sunshine NBC program host Arthur Chandler Organ and Morning Devotion from Dad Kershner M C A Women’s Hour and Musicale plus Cooking Chat and Poems. Evening blocks show Broadway Melodies Gene Ford and Glenn Automatics Baseball Scores Hotel Gibson Orchestra and Dr Wisco with Weather announcements and Michael Havers Orchestra finales.
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WLW
Flia
Old Man Sunshine
NBC
Arthur Chandler
Dad Kershner
Orpheus Trio
Financial Tal
Florence Frey
Hotel Gibron
Central States School of Theft
Woman's Radio Club
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Polly
Nes
Gene
Ford
Glenn
Hotel Gibson Orchestra
Tons
Dr. Wisco
Michael Havers
Vad Kershner
NEC
Orgen
National Farm
National Farm and Home Out
Central States School of the Air
Ted de Turk
Ancelus
Women's Radio Club
Faces
Anna
Tony
Ohio Caverns
Minstre's
Orchestra
Porerast
Pete Arran
Aran Kids
Ihotel Gibson Orchestra
Sneers
Flogged in Gastonia Victim Nabbed and Beaten
Cleon Tesneair a union textile organizer was abducted and flogged by unknown assailants. He lay hospitalized in Charlotte as governors of North and South Carolina directed the search for his attackers. Welts on his chest were left by a whip.
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Cleon Tesneair
Charlotte
Inastonia
North
South Carolina
Tesnenir
Athens Auxiliary Visits Marietta from the Athens Aerie
Eleven members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Athens Aerie of Eagles visited the Marietta Auxiliary last Sunday. A class of candidates was initiated into the order followed by a banquet. Read: Athens members listed including Mrs. Charles Brown Mia John Hunt Mrs. Carl Wiseman and others.
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Athens Aerie of Eagles
Marietta
Eagles
Athens
Charles Brown
John Hunt
Carl Wiseman
Alva Haning
Charles Breineig
Clarence Coolfy
John Leviner
Ohio University Offers Extension School Music Course
Ohio University will offer an extension course in School Music beginning Tuesday evening September 24. The class will meet in Room B Ellis Hall. The course number is 201.
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Ellis Hall
Radio Schedule Fragments Include Hotel Gibson and NBC Shows
The page lists a dense airwave timetable with Hotel Gibson Orchestra at midnight and 12:30 p.m., Polly and Anna segments, Amos ’n’ Andy, and various NBC WJZ and BC System programs. It notes multiple orchestras, concerts, weather, livestock reports, and farm broadcasts across the day.
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Hotel Gibson Orchesta
Polly
Anna
Best Radio
NBC System
WJZ
BC System
WEAF
Courier
Columbia Network
U. 8 Army Band
Amos
Andy
NBC Systen
Wud
Fairest of the Air Queen of the World's Radio Fair
Olive Shea of Station WABC New York has been named most beautiful broadcasting artist and will reign as Queen of the Air at the World's Radio Fair. The photo shows her smiling for the camera as she broadcasts.
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Shea
WABC
New York
Baltimore Woman Reads Poems at Church Meeting
Members of the Home Missionary Society of the First M E Church enjoyed an afternoon program by Mrs. Lila Sadelia Gray of Baltimore a poet and reader. She presented two poems Baby to Mother and An Old Fashioned Garden and noted plans to be in Athens for three to four weeks composing additional verses about a city garden and flowers.
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Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Lila Sadelia Gray
Baltimore, Md
Mrs. Gray
Athens
Finding Common Ground Difficult Before Naval Conference
Washington reports the five power naval talks and the League of Nations preparatory disarmament conference clash over control of naval limits. Rene Magl i spoke for France insisting final limits must rest with the League's preparatory body.
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Washington
U.R
League of Nations
Rene Magisli
France
League Assembly
League
Fire at Powhatan Mine Sealed for 60 Days After Fatal Blaze
A fire at the Powhatan Mine in Powhatan began Thursday and killed one worker. Officials sealed the chamber and will not reopen it for sixty days.
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Powhatan
Trapper family saved children from fire by blanket toss
In Cleveland on September 21, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Cohn escaped a two story blaze on their second floor. They tossed their children to neighbors who held a blanket to catch them. Firefighters then rescued the couple.
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Cleveland
Alfred W. Cohn
Cohns
Pinch Pool Operators Detained in Detroit World Series Plan
Nine men were arrested in Detroit suspected as agents of a World Series lottery pool run by Leo Gagnon. Police said the group, linked to Gagnon’s national pool, faced a potential $100,000 take and followed a recent $10,000 fraud suit and reward offer linked to the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mid
U.R
Leo Gagnon
National Sports Baseball Pool
Gagnon
One Thin Woman Gains 15 Pounds in Five Weeks
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets to help underweight men and women gain health and strength. It claims a woman gained 15 pounds in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: after four boxes at sixty cents each or a one dollar box, if the user does not gain at least four pounds and feel improved, the druggist will refund the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Becomes Global Laxative Icon
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell earned fame for a single prescription that relieved constipation. For forty years it has spread through drug stores as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, now the world's most popular laxative. Millions rely on its relief for headachy and bilious conditions.
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Dr. Caldwell
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