Jealousy in aChild Brings a Brookside Lesson
The piece recounts Ruth's sudden jealousy when visiting a neighbor with a baby. Her distress at sharing maternal attention reveals a natural yet painful emotion common to children. Advice follows: avoid overtly praising others in the child’s presence to prevent undermining his sense of security.
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Ruth
Ther
Ruthie
Oibe
Zex relief for stomach sickness advertised drug
An advertisement promotes Zex as a pepsinated magnesium compound that relieves stomach sickness and faintness. It claims quick relief and aids digestion with a gentle laxative effect for all ages. Take before breakfast for all-day well being. Price 60 cents. Tall drug stores. Adv 117-3t
Radio Program Schedule for Eastern Stations
A listing of radio programs across multiple stations in New York Newark Baltimore Pittsburgh and surrounding areas detailing show times orchestras talk shows and music segments in a period style schedule. The document lists station call letters frequencies and program lineups with evening entries such as Transirt 30 Darktown Wanderers and Ben Pollack s Hotel Dance Orchestra along with hourly blocks across WEAF WJZ WOR WABO and others.
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WEAF
New York
Transit
Darktown Wanderers
Cavaliers
Whispering Tables
Gus
Louie
Ben Pollack
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Radio and Concert Schedule Highlights Across Cities
A dense listing of station times and programs across WJZ WHAS WHAS WSM and other outlets. Featured items include Amos and Andy, orchestras, news bulletins, Hawaiian ensemble, studio concerts, and soprano performances with several broadcasts in the evening hours.
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WSB Atlianta
WJZ
Orchestra
Amos-Andy
Former Elkins Attorney Seeks Reinstatement
L. H. Keenan, 75, a former Elkins resident born in Monongalia County, seeks reinstatement to the Randolph County bar. Disbarred during World War I era for Espionage Act violations, he appealed to Circuit Judge Roy Waugh in Buckhannon for an reinstatement order, citing a 1920 change in his circuit and a Supreme Court ruling that disbarment elsewhere does not revoke rights in other counties.
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Washington
L. H. Keenan
Virginia
Elkins
Monongalia County
Randolph County
Keenan
Atlanta
Roy Waugh
Buckhannon
Warren B. Kittle
Kittle
Waugh
Barbour
Taylor
Supreme Court
Slidell Brown
Randolph Enterprise
John Edward Keenan
Murphy Family Reunion Set For August 11 At Montrose
The Murphy family reunion will be held Sunday August 11 at Montrose on the road between Elkins and Parsons. Many members live in Barbour and Tucker counties making Tucker county the site this year. A short program is planned for both morning and afternoon with plenty of food.
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Elkins
Parsons
Barbour
Tucker Counties
Tucker County
Clemton
Evans Chosen Speaker for Union Service
C W Evans lay leader of Fairmont named speaker for Graf ton union service next Sunday at 7 p m on the athletic field Rev J W Brown pastor of the First Baptist church announces Evans superintendent of the First Methodist Episcopal church of Fairmont and former president of the state laymen's association A M Barlow of Andrews Methodist will conduct if rain the service moves to Andrews church male quartet to provide music cooperating churches listed First Baptist Andrews Methodist Episcopal Episcopal United Brethren St Pauls Methodist Episcopal and the First Christian
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Fairmont
Churches of
Grafton
J. W. Brown
First Baptist Church
Evans
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Successful Landing Made by Airplane on Carrier Deck
San Pedro Calif July 26 P An airplane of the U S Saratoga took off and landed successfully on the illuminated deck of the aircraft carrier while the ship plowed through the water of Los Angeles harbor last night The feat believed by naval authorities to be the first of its kind in aviation history was accomplished several times by Lieutenant Commander Ralph Wood air officer.
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San Pedro
Cal
U. S
Saratoga
Los Angeles Harbor
Ralph Wood
Air Offi
Bank president dies by own hand in Kansas City
James T. Franey, president of the Kansas City Bankers Club and former Liberty National Bank vice president, shot himself in the directors room. Franey faced a bonding company report detailing a $21,360 shortfall from customer funds. A second item notes expected reductions in federal tax refunds amid federal reviews.
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Kansas City
James T. Franey
Kansas City Bankers Club
Liberty National Bank
Iain Franey
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