Mother Goose and home spun tales for the very young
The piece contrasts Mother Goose with home made stories for infants, arguing that familiar daily life themes suit children under four. It notes legible benefits of simple farm, train, and grocery store tales, with lively repetition and imitative sounds to invite participation, then lists a long radio schedule ending with Guilford firemen testing hydrants exhausting town water.
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Mohter Goose
Mother Goose
Lansilage
Jack and
Jill
Tommy Tucker
Georgie
Porgy
Radio Schedule Highlights Eastern Standard Time
Program listings show WEA F New York and stations with times from 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM. Features include Half Hour of Dinner Music, Baseball Scores, The Steppers, The New Ireland, World Today, Choristers and Orchestra, Gypsies Orchestra, John Philip Sousa and His Band, Empire Builders, National Grand Opera Halka, and Phil Spitafelis Orchestra.
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WJZ
New York
South Sea Islanders
Roxy and His Gang
Roxy
Bil Scotte
Orch
Steppers
the New Ireland
Michael MacWhite
Frances Paperte
Vaughn de Leath
Gypsies
John Philip Sousa
Marjorie Moody
Empire Builders
National Grand Opera
Halka
Ferdynand Kowalik
Phil Spitafny
Adlerika stomach relief praised by Mary Decies
An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves gas from the stomach and removes old waste matter. It features Mary Decies testimony about living on malted milk due to stomach distress and states the product helps meals and sleep. Central Drug Store is listed as a point of sale.
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Adlerika
Mary
Central Drug Store
Plane crashes and disasters across cities and nations
A fragmented dispatch lists numerous incidents including a plane crash in Muskegon Michigan with two killed and a lieutenant injured, a government inspector killed in Fort Worth Texas with another man seriously injured, and a fatal collision in Detroit where six from one family die after a train strike. Other items note a refueling endurance test in Fort Worth, critical injuries from a Cleveland clinic explosion, a two day bride killed aboard the Statue of Liberty boat in New York, and various international events from France to Mexico City reflecting wartime and political upheaval.
London Stocks Rally and Slump in Turbulent Day
New York May 20 The stock market swung hot and cold with a downward bias evident as general list rallies drew heavy selling. Higher rediscount rate talks and looming rights purchases kept broad optimism in check while rail stocks advanced on a favorable court ruling in the St Louis and O Fallon valuation suit. Total sales about 3.5 million shares.
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New York
Chicago
Federal Reserve
du Pont
Warner Bros. Pictures
Everest Court
St. Louis & O'Fallon
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk& Western Rose
New York Central
Union Pacific
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Delaware & Hudson
Atchison and Erie
First Settlers Led by Capt Booth Reach West Virginia
A historical account traces Capt James Booth as the leading figure of the initial settlers pushing from Buckhannon and Boothsville along the West Fork. It notes land claims through Boothsville and nearby creeks, with Booth commanding scouts as the region opened in 1770s. Additional early settlers, including the Pringles, Hacker, Nutter, and Lowther parties, established homes along the West Fork and Tygart Valley by 1772.
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James Booth
West Virginia
Westmoreland County
Old Virginia
Buckhannon River
Pringles
Buckhannen
Booth
West Fork River
Booth’s Creek
Boothsville
Thomas
Booths
West Fork
Morgantown
Zachwell Mrogan
David
Marion County
Alexander Withers
John Simpson
Haymond
Harrison County
Samuel Pringle
John Hacker Tater
Hacker's Creek
Graselfi
Clarksburg
Weston
Tygart’s
Randolph County
Thomas Nutter
Nutter
Bingamon Hreak
William Lowther
Jesse
Hughes
Hooker's Creek
Gol Hboner Zane
Wheeling
Weat Fork
Tygart's Valley
Benjamin Wilson
Harrison
Virginia
Overnight News Snags Hoover With Leaders On Reparations
A disrupted overnight dispatch reports President Hoover conferring with White House and Senate leaders about reparations. In New York a deadly crowd surge at Yankee Stadium injures many as rain drives people to flee. Galveston dispatch mentions a corporal.
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Washington
Hoover
Trom
White House
Senate
New York
Yankee Stadium
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American Revolution Reno Post No. 7 Grand Army of the Republic aid Camp No. 14 Spanish War Veterans AM business houses stores and banks will be closed during the entire day according to the plans and several surprise features will be announced later
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Reno
Grand Army of the Repubiic
Legionnaires
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Cohen
Grafton
W. Va
Main Street
Alice Judson Peale
Newark
H. V. Kaltenborn
WABO
Charles W. Hamp
George Olsen
Heroen
WBAL
Baltimore
The
Marylanders
Patterson
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Sunny Meadows
WGY Schenectady
WEAF
WBZ
Springfield
Ooo
Oreh
R. W. McNeel
Meadows
John Orth
Troubadours
Central and Southern
Cincinnati
Kyrock
Cleveland
WOX
WJR
Detroit
Amos
Joe Forte
WSB Atlanta
Music Box
Neil Weldon
Louisville
Ftom
Orchestra
WSM Nashville
Craig's Orchestra
WEAI
WSM Orchestra
Guilford
Conn
Associated Press
Hiller
W. Main St
Chesterfiel
Lindbergh
Muskegon, Mich
Igil
Kankakee, Ill
Fort Worth
Texas
France
Graf ‘Zeppelin
Friedrichaten
Sydney
Australia
London
Lyons
Wacllard
Mexico City
Calles
Wachow
Dwight Morrows
North Maven
Anne Morrow
Morrow
India
Kennecott
DuPont
Galveston
Louis Meyers
Indianapolis
McGraw Ave
Wilford Street
Rena
Carl Glenn
Washington Street
Saaaranaar Aaa
Sneer
Pardner
W. Main
1 Chemical Co
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Grafton’ Sentinel
Wilson
B. F. Poe
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