American quartetto highlights native art on radio airwaves
The Silver quartet, a prominent American group, praises radio for giving native singers a platform and spotlighting homegrown talent. Members Pitty, Muir, Pitts, and Phillipe stress the shift from foreign to American music, noting letters from across the country praising true American voices and songs like Lazy Weather reflecting Southern stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Amories
Silver Quartetto
Cyril Pitts
Richmond
Thomas Muir
Towanda
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Ren Goshemakea
James Ipa
Boone
Iowa
Pitty
George Milles
Washington College
Nalingrh DC
James Phillipe
Chicago
Milan
Italy
Tor
Anya Pitta
Radio
Han
Alng
South
Europe
Pedestrian Street Accidents Reported In Canmore
A report from the Nationale Automobilie Chhnutier details numerous pedestrian accidents on Canmore streets. It notes several near misses, injuries, and the role of drivers and vehicles, with investigators citing fleet and truck activity as contributing factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avilich
Nationale Automobiie Chhnutier
Canmore
Stovelies
Rommstieg
Caples
Weitlig
Aretor Tenek
Wiviston
Unclear OCR fragment on nightly necessities and weather
Fragmentary text mentions overnight needs for automobiles and a discussion of expenses and habits. Sparse readable terms include weather and consumer themes. No clear event, person, or place can be confirmed for a coherent news item.
The Ul Terghes Halweegy and Ut LoCc Tot Te Lat
Fragmented OCR text explores social dynamics and ambitions of readers and performers across diverse domains. It hints at perceived pretensions and curiosities of individuals, their pursuits, and the broader cultural dialogues shaping communities.
Reconstruction themes shape a new public policy plan
Community committees design a comprehensive reform agenda focusing on energy efficiency and savings. The approach emphasizes evaluating overall impact rather than isolated measures, aiming to balance costs with long term benefits. Leaders advocate deliberate, well reasoned budgeting to guide the proposed strategy.
Harlem Maennerchor praised for Liberty Loan support
Ten year old local notes report A C Roos receiving a Treasury commendation for liberal Third Liberty Loan support by the Harlem Maennerchor. Garfield school principal A J Nicely replies to prior accusations from Wm J Cunningham. Also noted are deaths, social events, a bunco party hosted by Dr Eleanor Masslow, a farewell for Walter Grasser, and a draft entrainment plan for 25 local men.
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A. C.roos
Harlem Maennerchar
Treasury Department
Washington
Maeneechar
A. J. Nicely
Garfield School
Review
Wm. J. Cunningham
Bunco Clab
Alassi
Eleanor Masslow
Bunco
Community church services and notices from Forest Park area
Public church notices list Epworth League and Sunday School times at 9 45 a m with a public service and activities for all. First Presbyterian announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and various youth and fellowship events including Boy Scouts and choir rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas and
Adaing
W. J. Clapp
Haynal Avenue
Forest Park
Otto Voxel
San Sehualnes O'Brien
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
Lesington
Ferdinand Aye
Tra Iston
Suiay School
Surouritly
Young People’s Society
Boy Scouts
St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Lutheran Church Notices
The issue lists services and organizational meetings for St Peter's Evangelical Lutheran and St John's Evangelical Lutheran churches. Details include schedules for English and German services, church council and various auxiliary groups, and contact addresses such as 305 Circle Avenue and Hannah Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's EV
Lutheran Missouri Synod
Circle Avenue
M. Wananer
First Church of Christ Scientist Oak Park Service Notice
Oak Park Illinois church announces Sunday service at 10 45 a m with subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy and hypnotism Wednesday 8 p m Sunday school at 12 05 p m reading room hours daily 9 am to 7 45 pm and evenings 9 to 9 30 pm also Sunday 3 to 6 pm broadcast links note Seventh Church of Christ Scientist Chicago WEBH 370 meters and Fifth Church of Christ Scientist Chicago WMBB 250 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Mlinois
Ontario Street
South Boulevard
Oak Park Avenue
Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist
Chicago
WEBH
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
WMBB
Incoherent prompt fragment prompts legal questions
The text presents a garbled query about a potential help request and mentions law, wishing to understand why someone would respond to a confusing prompt. It reads like partial OCR but lacks concrete persons or organizations.
Turbulent Fragments Echo Brief City Scene
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with maritime imagery and a quoted line about resolve and purpose. It mentions wind, wreck, and a caller’s claim of personal commitment amid confusion. The passage blends disjointed phrases plus a meditation on determination.
Walter P. Chryslers Traffic Talks on Judgment and Speed
The piece urges drivers to rely on good judgment rather than the legal speed limit. It notes conditions where posted speeds are impractical and lists unwritten rules for safe driving in cities, suburbs, and rural areas. It highlights hazards like potholes, heavy traffic, sharp curves, and slippery roads, urging caution for pedestrians, houses close to roads, and autumn leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miei
The Yellow Lily and Arab Chieftains Pageant at Chicago Theaters
The Yellow Lily starring Billy Dove and featuring Clive Brook as Archduke offers a Hungarian romance with exotic locales and a lavish cast. Also: Rita Owes and others perform at Oriental Theater as Jazz era acts debut May 27. Mark Fisher’s Jazz show promises a festive curtain with dance and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billy Dove
First National
Miss Dove
Syuoce
Clive Brook
Araby
Rita Owes
Greesdorf Sixters
Johnson and Hewitt
Albertina Rash Ballet
Oriental Theater
Mark Fisher
Te Oriental Theater
Xeo
Bane
Fight Fight Fight cheer leads Shelby Team to victory
The Shelby Bees News urges gamers to rally behind the Shell team facing tough odds. The piece extols fierce effort and collective battle cry FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT as the path to triumph, urging players to push through adversity on the home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
Alree
Shelby Wig
Shel-Bee News
Shelby Sales Hooke Co
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Charles
Walter Grasser
Young People’s Society of German Baptist Church
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Wm. Grosser
Franklin Avenue
Walter
Henry C. Rieck
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J. Malec
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Tat
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Macriek
Second Mariner
Fang
Disraeli
Phone Forest
John P. Hoppesch
Ashland Ave
River Forest
Neauty
Tillan Breseman
White House
Kardies’ & Children’s
Desplaince Ave
M. Langguth
Joseph Santino
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Park Trust & Savings Bank
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Walter P. Chrysler
Alanvon
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Johnnie Hines
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Madge Bellamy
Black Eagle
Scoffer
James Kirkwood
Noah Beery
Marion Davies
Lupina Lows
Adolphe Menjou
Buster Whippat
Kinogram
Custer
Richard Barthiemess
Paths
Bonds Bakery
Don Dixon
Warrington Theatre
A. Einfeldt
Forest
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Tour Bank
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Madison, ST
Carlson Cashier
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