Old Ad Spurs Moscow Reader to Seek Am erican Arch Supports
A 30 year old Chicago advertisement prompts V K Tishchenko of Moscow to request the Scholl Manufacturing Co. address in hopes of obtaining arch supports for a friend with flat feet. He cites reading Strand Magazine from 1926 and pleads for help in correcting flat feet.
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V. K. Tishchenko
Moscow
Scholl Manufacturing Co
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Sign on a passing truck sparks safety debate
In Indianapolis a humorous truck bumper sign reading If you cant stop please smile as you go under drew attention. Officials caution that playful wording may distract drivers and request reconsideration of roadside humor.
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Indianapolis
Television Log Weekly Schedule Notes and Substitutions
TV listings show daily blocks with afternoon and evening programs from News to Christmas Eve services. Entries include local shows such as John Daly, Annie Oakley, Wyatt Earp, Gunsmoke style repeats, and multiple news weather and sports slots across Mon Tue Wed. Substitutions appear where schedules shift, detailing program names and times for the day.
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Wyatt Earp
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Guiding Light
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