Denver Radio KOA Spans Oceans Sets Reception Record
Denver station KOA built at about $200000 has reportedly linked New Zealand, the Pacific and the Atlantic for program reception, claiming record cross ocean broadcasting reach. The report cites WITMARS F. DACEY and notes global signal span from the western to eastern seas.
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Witmars F. Dacey Lexyrr
New Zealand
England
Kira
Denver
Pacific
Atlantic
Papes Diapepsin Advertisement Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion instantly by soothing the stomach when taken. It asserts quick relief from sour stomach, distress, and upset stomach, and notes that millions know its magic and that all druggists recommend this harmless stomach corrective.
Side Pain Drove Woman to Seek Help in Birth Recovery
Mrs N R Layton of University St St Louis recounts severe side pain after childbirth lasting three months. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with rapid relief after the first bottle and again after a second birth. The ad urges sufferers of weakness and nerve symptoms to try the remedy, sold by druggists everywhere.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
N.R. Layton
University St
Ecimga
Lydia EF _Pinkham
Denver listener reports New Year’s Eve relay praise
A Denver audience report describes reception of a New Year’s Eve radio transmission. Listeners praise the broadcast from KOA and a Denver orchestra. Messages mention the global reach, including Alaska and New Zealand, and note high speaker volume and perfect modulation.
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Denver
Gunarn
Deuland
Frau Brartlett
Birmingham
Mogland
MO Bartha
Don
Tisteniae
Alaska
Areguina
Almerton
Ancinus
Kioa
New Zealand
Radio
KOA
International
Central America
Hawaii
Immueus
Strangers barred from owning homing pigeons in France
Patis March 2 entry notes that foreigners may not own dovecotes due to security risks. It cites the wartime use of homing pigeons as spies and accuses foreign nationals of seeking to place dovecotes in France, with officials hinting at national offense and measures to curb the practice.
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Patis
France
Dawamereuse
Hererot
Noder
Chautemps
Wenget
Desireus
War Orphans Welfare Drive Urges Immediate Action
The American Legion calls for a national child welfare program to care for World War I orphans. It details shelter, education, and medical needs, urging organized relief, funding, and adoption measures to prevent homelessness as veterans' families struggle with poverty and loss.
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Midway
Bowery
Feria
Stulee
Sears
Nheus
Orpmuboss
Alregdy
Leition
Eyre
Lestiris
Vantin
Kansas
Vichy
Legion Als
Seth
Natumal
Tynes
Pha
Salt Lake
Europe
Stan Hing
Women Need Swamp Root for Kidney Trouble
An old ad-like item touts Wilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder complaints. It claims numerous symptoms including backache nervousness and general malaise improve with a tonic purchasable at drug stores, urging readers to request a sample by mail.
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Wallen Hive
Hidney
Speer
Wilmer
Piper
Court routine report from Le Dern case names
A terse court routine notes motions of power and bearing for a case in Le Dern. Named parties include Robert Landendragen infant against Cool Tee with a £1009 claim. The document lists judges Tayrper and others and references a home setting in a dusky scene.
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Syite Nied
Geomee Oh
Tayrper
Robert Landendragen
Agalnst Cool Tee
Cera? Indusky
Establishment of Gold Standard Review in 1924
A Board report assesses world and domestic conditions for 1924, noting attempts to restore the gold standard after World War I. It cites exchange and borrowing pressures, the need for gold availability, and steps toward stabilizing monetary conditions. The review highlights increased foreign borrowing and investment flows as part of adapting to sound monetary policy.
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1S Board
Bowrd Dee Steves
Life
Hersase Investirenta
Arte
Ite
Industrial and agricultural revival noted in late year recovery
A historical report discusses the end of 1024 showing industrial and agricultural recovery. It emphasizes improvements tied to farmer activity and notes the Eurepayn revival as a key factor in the final quarter’s gains. The text reflects broad economic adjustment and tentative growth.
Amery Fean Agricultural Trade Boosted by Foreign Loans
The text notes strong demand for Amery’s agricultural products with Euraye financing much of farm product volume through foreign loans. Experts say the arrangement merges buying power of nations with local market needs, benefiting both buyers and sellers.
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Adly
Amery
Fean
Euraye
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