How She Gained 10 Pounds in 22 Days
A vintage ad-style piece touts Mercy's Cod Liver Oil tablets as a quick way to gain weight, claiming 10 pounds in a month for women and children. It highlights vitamin content, ease of swallowing, and muscle filling effects, with references to Hawle & Levert drug stores and a Detroit area tone.
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McCoy
Cold Compound Promise Breaks A Cold Quickly
A patent remedy advertises Cold Compound as pleasant and safe to take with no quinine. Take two tablets every three hours for three doses, claimed to break up the cold. First dose advised immediately. second and third doses follow. Priced at thirty five cents.
Free to Asthma Sufferers Help Offer
An old advertisement offers a free method to relieve asthma regardless of age occupation or climate. It promises exposure tests at the advertiser’s expense and urges readers to send money via a mail coupon to enroll in the method.
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Athena
Armistice Day Radio Programs From New York Stations
Radio schedules across WIZ WNEW WMCA and others list Armistice Day ceremonies and a full day of music, talks, and services led by conductors, sopranos, and orchestras. Notable names include Kathleen Phillipa, Myro Glass, Violet Kaye, and Francis P. Duffy, with broadcasts from Columbia University and the Salvation Army Band, among others.
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WIZ
New York
Julian Heath
Elizabeth Newman
Iiding Youth
Gertrude Nickerbooker
Ens
Kathleen Phillipa
Revertte van Zandt
Plimint
John Panel
Doxseph Kreedt
Stork
Canan
Stite
Wedaral
James
Lough
Commodore
Tovay
Lmy
Massi Chas
P. Summerall
Francis P. Duffy
WGY
Will Alee
K M. Rin
Arnistice
WEAF
Jeans Creists
Armistice Lmay
League For
Percy Parchine
Andrews
Chester Matheson
Salvation Army Band
Myro Glass
Columbia University
Nichol
Annie Barnouw
Waldort - Astoria Diviner
Channing _Pollock
U. S Army Band
Pooley
George
Publiq
The
Vail String Ensemble
McAlpin
Violet Kaye
Edward French
Northminster
Joseph Wetzel
F. G Wadsworth
Asciudo
Hofbrau Haus
Jack Smith
Udith Roth
Songa
Gilbert
Baer
K. Hutchens
Heeck
Jerome
f—Ridgely
Versatie Sereneland
Slipper
Sub Richman
Ted Lewis
Wany
Arthur Knapp
Garns Lore
Hour of Music
Samuel Bernard
Miriam Tose
Merryle
Buckeyser
France
James Gordon Beaver
Mario Curel
Collier's Songs
Rita S
Terene
Betty Anthony
Mary G Quittian
Anthony
King
Soprao
Lillian Jesse
John Von _Axpe
Reconstruction
Royal Dixon
Terese Rose Nagel
Florence Loftus
Murray Miller
Bob Platz
Lorna Long
Letty Smiles
Gerbee
Wintzang Zimmer
Jersey Lopians
Norbert Lusk
Schenectady
Albany Strand
O1stra
Armistics Progr Wahg
Richmond Hill
Billy “Eisenhuth
Bill Peaches
O —Shelton
Flo Bernard
Ediams
Vigetelly
Bernard
Siegel
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Allan
G.m
Julius F Seebach
Julius F. Seebach
Lal—Bit
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WAAM
Newark
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Nippes
Shareliff
Morris
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Philadelphia
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Leland Powers
King's Chapel
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Jimmie" Gallagher
Krazy Kat Kiddies
American Legion
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Klein
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the World Cour
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Louisville
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Perea
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Johnson
Lewelen
Fohnson
Frank Bape
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Florence Behrend
Nuo
KFI
Los Angeles
Radio Motoriopue
Nick Harris
T. P
Lee Bolin
Georgia Willams
Bud Hart
Ventura String Quartet
Patrick-Marsh
KYW
Anna
Obtaining selectivity with loop aerials
A technical note explains loop aerials offer selectivity by varying the angle to the incoming radio wave. When perpendicular to the station, opposing forces cancel and output is minimal. turning the loop increases induced EMF toward the station, peaking when aimed at the signal source. It notes loop use in ships for position fixing via direction signals from radio beacons and navigator computations.
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M. Russell
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Burnham Seeks Rest After Election Day Card Illness
William E. Burnham president of the Board of Apportionment is recuperating from a card contracted on election day. He visited his office for a short time yesterday.
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William E. Burnham
Board of Apportionment
Public Hearing on Bus Permits in Danbury Today
Danbury holds a public hearing on New England Transportation’s four bus routes from Danbury to New Raven Hartford Bridgeport via Newtown Danbury to South Norwalk via Branchville and Danbury to Stamford via Ridgefield New Canaan Ridgefield and New Canaan. Mayor A Tomer Pillow opposes a Hartford route and Stamford Chamber endorses Ridgefield New Canaan path. others may attend.
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Danbury
A. Tomer Pillow
New Zongland Transportation Company
Polnta
Pillow
Hartford
Stamford Chamber of Commerce
Ridgefield
New Canaan
Stamford
New Raven
Denbury
Bridgeport
Newtown
Waits Until Forty Seven to Wed in Stormy Five Month Marriage
Gertrude Linden Duddale Carter of New Rochelle, forty seven, was granted a divorce from Richard Dugdale, fifty three, Noroton grocer, who she said broke his vow to honor their marriage in name only. Dugdale, thrice married, had previous wives, one dead and one cruelly treated. After rekindling an old engagement with Miss Sinden, Dugdale pressed for an early marriage. she agreed after stipulations. Five days after a hospital stay they wed. a month later she separated and slept on a porch three nights.
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Gertrude Linden Durdale
Carter
New Rochelle
Richard Dugdale
Grocer
Noroton
Dugdale
Linden
Miss Sinden
Lewin Dies at Home From Gas Poisoning
Walter H. Lewin forty nine was found dead at 485 Gregory Street yesterday noon. Medical Examiner DeLuca ruled death by own action from illuminating gas poisoning after the man closed doors, locked windows and turned on a gas jet. The body was taken to Charles W. Dennis funeral home.
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H. BR. DeLuca
Walter H. Lewin
Gregory Streets
DeLuca
Charles WH. Dennis
State Street
True Story Magazine December Preview
Describes True Story Magazine's monthly goal to publish eighteen to twenty true life tales. Highlights feature of real people who have faced joy and sorrow, sin and suffering, promising startling revelations in the December issue.
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True Story Magazine
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