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Newspaper
Grafton Sentinel
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
7
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Eastern standard time radio listings show schedule blocks for WEAF WJZ WOR WBAL KDKA WGY WBZ WLW WIT WSB and other stations. entries include hosts orchestras, dramas, music hours, sports and midweek programs with times from 5:30 PM to late night and feature repeats across markets.
The letter describes a worried caregiver noticing decline in a patient, then trying SSS blood tonic after a druggist recommendation. It claims rapid improvement, increased appetite, vitality, clearer skin, and disease warding effects, with many testimonials and availability in two sizes at drugstores.
A fragmented radio programming note lists stations WHAS Louisville WEAF WJZ and WSM Nashville with times 7:00 8:00 8:30 10:00 11:00 and 0:30 entries. Mentions Adventurers reporters dance orchestra and Conservatory of Music with unclear sequences and overlaps.
New York May 22 Mrs Julia Sullivan Eagles and her daughter Helen sisters of late actress Jeanne Eagles ask court to restrain Liberty magazine from publishing the actress life story by Edward Doherty.
Eddie Dowling asserts producers must present wholesome content to succeed. He argues against barroom humor and suggestive material in magazines and calls for courthouse action to curb sensational plots. The case heads to a hearing today under censorship scrutiny.
The critic Dowling condemns vulgarity in cinema and argues pictures must be wholesome to earn family respect. He cites Harold Lloyd as the benchmark for clean humor, noting the public favors quality over easy smut and praising Blaze of Glory starring Betty Compson as an example of wholesome entertainment with songs by James F Hanley.
A review notes Technicolor progress in The Viking at Grand Theatre showing Friday and Saturday. The color photography is praised for realistic flesh tones sunlit water and landscapes with no overlapping color. Dr Herbert T Kalmus, president of Technicolor, is cited in the discussion of the development.
Technicalor Motion Picture Company organized to sole produce color commercial films. Associated with MIT classmates, the organization has spent time and money perfecting their process. They claim Viking proves the system by reproducing every natural shade accurately.
A long column lists numerous names associated with East Grafton School West Grafton School and Garrison School Colored including students, staff, and local residents. Names span Peters Earnest Hart Tucker Kenneth W St Clair Clifford Vance Steadman Nellie Lee Hester Genevieve dinar Mary Louise Weise Helen Virginia Camp Billie Stubbins Burke Robert B Davis Lyle Shaw and many others with multiple spellings and variants.
A brakeless car driven by Albert Kunst and a May boy crashed over a curb onto Washington Street and Main Street, striking Will Hart Clark’s sun porch and smashing the structure for the third time. No one was seriously injured, though the car and porch suffered damage. local men had to free the car from the porch.
The article discusses Catholic influence in America and mentions St. Bor Lima in Peru. It notes the whale as a mammal that breathes air, lives on the water, and births young suckled by the mother. The excerpt emphasizes religious presence and natural history details.
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