Radio Program Listings and a Cheesy Quote
A long OCR of radio schedules lists programs by city and time across many stations with names like Melody Maids, A P Gypsies, Time to Retire Boys, and General Motors Party. The piece ends with a witty line about liking people who think you are berries and disliking those who see you as cheese.
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WKAF
New York
Melody Maids
A. & P. Gypsies
General Motors Party Cabin
Tims
WGR
Buffalo
General Motors
Philadelphia
Party Cabin
Hoys Orchestra
Wsal Nashville
Riverside
WSAL
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Orchestra
P. Gypsies
AS & P. Gypsies
WINS VICTORY OVER STOMACH TROUBLE IN SIX YEARS
From Harden West Virginia comes a hopeful story of relief from stomach trouble after six years. J H Knicely, a machinist, credits Orange Root Tonic with curing him after three bottles. He gained nine pounds and reports improved health, urging others with indigestion to try the tonic. A physician said his blood was in good condition, and he praises the tonic as a true wonder.
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J. H. Nicely
Harden, W
Harden
W. Va
J. H. Knicely
Grafton
Sam
Earlijou
Drug & Chemical Co
World Peace Not Near, Military Academy Speaker Says
West Point address by Col Charles J. Ruboins, assistant secretary of war, declares universal peace remains distant. He warns disarming one nation cannot ensure peace and future warfare will be fought with machines, demanding readiness to meet threats.
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West Poin
X.Y
Charles J. Ruboins
Unitedates Military Academy
Sual
Robbins
Correction on Bond Status for Spunk Withers
The Sentinel corrects a report that incorrectly stated Ray Withers was at liberty on bond. It clarifies the man bonded is Ee. Spunk Withers, manager of the Newark Shoe Company store.
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Sentinel
Ray Withers
Withers
Newark
Women delegates gather in Kansas City for party convention
Reports from Kansas City describe women delegates and hosts at the convention city headquarters near the convention hall. Luxe European tapestries decorate retreats as volunteers work around the clock. Mayor Beach welcomes the visiting groups while Curtis arrives amid a crowd and a newsboy’s mistaken identity adds a moment of humor.
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Kansas City
Albert I. Beach
Missouri
Evansville Man John Earl Stemple Dies After Fall
Evansville farmer John Earl Stemple, 41, died June 5 at Fairmont hospital after a fall from his porch roof left him a hopeless cripple. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Sarah E B Stemple of Kasson, widow Lulu C Steward Stemple of Evansville, daughter Mildred, three sisters Ethel Anvil Anna E Lake Ruby F E Canfield and brother G B Stemple. Funeral at his brother’s home, Rev Fitawater officiating, interment Shiloh Cemetery by Runner undertakers Elkins.
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John Earl Stemple
Evansville
Fairmont
Sarah EB. Stemple
Kasson
Lulu C. Steward Stemple
Mildred Stemple
Ethel Anvil
Anna E. Lake
Philippi
Ruby FE. Canfield
Independence
G. B. Stemple
Fitawater
Shiloh Cemetery
Runner Undertakers
Elkins
Preconvention Drama Builds to Mellon Hoover Showdown
Delegates and spectators crowd into Kansas City hotels as party factions press for a Boulder Dam plank and a dramatic convention moment. Secretary Mellon and his Pennsylvanian allies brace for a clash with pro and con forces while Hoover’s organization runs smoothly toward a possible ratification finale.
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Maryland
Louisiana
Ohio
New York
Boulder Canyon
Tle
California
Earl Pound
Boulder Dam
Mellon
Kansas City
Hoover
Hoover Platform Fight and Farm Relief Debate in New York
New York delegates bring potential platform clashes over prohibition and farm relief to the Hoover convention. Nicholas Murray Butler and allies resist the enforcement plank allegedly drafted with Senator Borah. The platform committee meets midweek to set a formal agenda as balloting for the nominee looms, with Lowden and Watson urging support for the McNary Haugen plan and an equalization fee plank amid ongoing intraparty tensions.
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Empire State
Nicholas Murray Butler
Senator Borah
Platform Committee
Abe Hoover
Lowden
Watson
Escape suspects in gunfire as car flees police
Under indictment for robbery Geste and for shooting a policeman Thowms Pe McGoorty, 42, led a getaway. Sheriff Hattendorf pursued as the car started and fired several revolver shots. A bullet hole in the abandoned vehicle suggested a possible hit. Chicago police deployed squads citywide and warned of a deadly confrontation if recaptured.
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Cleaver
O'Grady
ITLIA CREW PREPARES SUPPLIES FOR Antarctic SEARCH
Amid unsettled Antarctic conditions Captain Riiser Larsen and Lieutenant Holm may load sledges with skis guns and American rations left by Captain Sir George H Wilkins at Green Harbor and start a dog driven crossing. The Italian dirigible Citta Di Marino status remains unclear but radio instruments were saved allowing General Nobile to report his position.
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Amundsen
Antarctic
Sir George H. Wilkins
Green Harbor
Alaska
Riiser Larsen
Holm
di Marino
General Nobile
June Jubilee Miss Taylor County Crown Standings Shift
The June Jubilee contestant list shows Miss Emma Marie Ware of Grafton dethroning Miss Virginia Kesting for the leadership as votes flow from Moose members elevating Miss Margaret Braithwood to second and Miss Maudie Holliger to third. Others contending include Miss Glenda Moore, Miss Bonita McKeen, Miss Bertie Vandergrift, and Miss Isabel Wells, with several names receiving thousands of votes and a deep field noted in standings with more than 4000 votes listed.
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Supreme Crown of Triumph
Taylor County
Emma Marie Ware
Grafton
Virginia Kesting
Rowlesbury
Moose
Margaret Braithwood
Maudie Holliger
Glenda Moore
Appa McVicker
Genevieve Baviow
Rose Daily
Josephine Harter
Maudie Lucas Billiger
Mary. Weaver
Altes Jenkins
Mabel Woodward
Dorothy. Swiger
Mildred Williams
Elizabeth. Kelley
Bonita McKeen
Margaret .Terrillo
Mary Sullenberger
Miss Goes
Pruntytown
Pearl Mason
Rena Custer
Knottsville
Minnie Kirkpatrick
Tunnelton
Miss Unknown
Gladys Ludwick
Pauline Shingletons
Rowlesburg
Fire Destroys Unoccupied Home in Grafton District
A late Saturday night blaze nearly consumed an unoccupied two story frame dwelling owned by elderly Bil Dabney a Black resident. Firefighters arrived quickly from downtown and quenched the flames with a double water stream. Cause unknown with theories including a cigarette and spontaneous combustion. The insured property had recently been purchased through a local building and loan association.
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Warder and
Dewey Avenues
Thayer Street
Building and Loan Association
Democrats name candidates for local race in Graf ton
The Graf ton area party announced the Democratic ticket for president and local seats. Fred B. Watkins is selected for president to oppose Republican Joe Jolliffe. Two candidates, W. Withers and George R. White, seek seats on the board against Charles Rinkman and E. Burke. The new Democratic committee will organize next Saturday at 1 30 p.m. at Dent and Warder law offices.
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Fred B. Watkins
Grafton Drug Ang Chemical Company
Joe Jolliffe
W. Withers
Fetterman School
George R. White
Charles Rinkman
E. Burke
Cal goes on despite illness to address financial condition
President Coolidge will deliver the semi annual business address discussing the nation's finances. He will have a radio and special telegraph lines, while Mrs Coulter's illness is noted as a past concern that could delay travel.
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Coolidge
Washington
Cordell Leaders Back Anti Smith in Precinct Meetings
Hull and anti Smith victories in precinct meetings and county conventions show strong support for party leaders who opposed Governor Smith. Also notes heartfelt thanks from Mr and Mrs W A Ridenour for kindness shown after the loss of their infant daughter and acknowledgments from church figures.
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Hull
antiSmith
Smith
W. A. Ridenour
Ter
Pf.h. Wil Atay
Methodiat Pratl Chilireh
Rey
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Business Organization of Government
Riverside Program
Wayside Inn
Slumber Music
Abe
HK. Kultenborn
O Kling
WPG
Atlantic City
I Concert Orchestra
General Motors Party
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Gov't Business Organization
WGY
WRZ
Springfield
WRC
Government Business
A. & F. Gypales
Southern
WSB
Atlanta
Jacksonville
TSW
Louisville
General Motor
Central
Chicago
Nestle
Burnt Corkers
Wcox-Wik
Detroit
Hamilt
St. John St
Kentucky
B. F. Poe
Main Bt
West Point
Nevada
Delaware
Advance
Ginia
Nols
Vermont
Towa
Barthe
Cont
Itlia Crew
Cal.goes
Eme
Monongahela
West Penn Public Service Co
West Main Street
Cordell
Maple Avenue
Roy I. Rogers
Blueville
Wilford Street
F. P. Donohue
Despot
I Street
Jersey
Joan Heard
Rouse
Washington St
Bath
Jno
J. Cassel
W. H
Nancy -Y
Stans
Redle Donce
Boyd Street
Clem. Carr
P. Logan
Phoye
Ble
Peta
Jean Aero
Clarksburg
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Clarence A. Shuttl
Sune
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