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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1923
Page
10
Central and Eastern time listings show a busy Davenport WOC schedule with market quotes, chimes concerts, educational programs, sport news, and a Radario Drama presentation The Thirteenth Chair at 7 45 P M plus stock and produce market reports throughout the afternoon and evening
McClainsville Improvement Association will hold its year end meeting this evening at the community hall Troy Street and Carson Avenue. Officers will be elected and committees will report while action on a petition for resignations from the public service commission is to be discussed.
Central State Fancier's Association holds its second annual show with $500 in prizes at 34 N. Delaware St. Large crowds lens chickens pigeons and rabbits from England and all states. Judges include Carl J. Carter J F Strausburg Harry Nichols George W. Bedell F D Staley and John Fehr.
Thursday programs include 4 P M concert followed by livestock and grain market reports and a 4 55 P M football segment. Household economy talk and organ selections run 4 to 5 P M. A 7 30 to 9 P M concert Sunday school lesson news business and grain stock quotes appear daily. Modern Hungarian radio night at 10 P M with musical programs and a 11 15 P M dance orchestra.
The listing shows daily Chicago KYW segments with market reports at 10, 12, 1, and 1 20 PM, a closing quotation at 1 20, a 2 15 PM financial comment, and a 6 30 PM summary of markets sports and news with a 6 50 PM children story and 8 PM reading. The entry ends at 8 21.
A testimonial describes severe coughing and lung pains followed by rapid recovery after using Milks Emulsion. The ad pledges relief for digestive and appetite issues, touts a palatable solid emulsion, and offers a money back guarantee with six bottles bought.
A scanned catalog fragment lists depilatories and soaps with various prices. Items include Delatone at 1.00, Palmolive soap at 2t, Castile soaps at 20 to 25 cents, Armour's Stork soap, Packer's Tar Soap, Cuticura and Pears glycerine soaps among others, showing a range of domestic goods and costs. The page reads as a mid-century retail to household essentials list with multiple brands and prices.
A rounded daily program lists 9 30 dinner and a special talk 9 45 health bulletin and general interest talks 3 pm orchestra 3 35 pm market reports 5 pm football scores 8 30 pm orchestra and quartet 10 pm dance music 11 pm unclear final item
Carl Van Winkle formerly of Indianapolis was named director of Near East Relief in Maine. He graduated from Butler College about ten years ago and served five years as field secretary for the college.
Mary Lygo former Follies dancer settled with Gordon Thorne for eight thousand dollars in a breach of promise suit. Lygo received five thousand on her claim Thorne jilted her and three thousand on his mother’s alleged comment dragging him down. Attorney Charles Erbstein produced as evidence a gift copy of Laurence Hope's Indian Love Lyrics.
Dr. Thomas C. Howe of Indianapolis was named to the Scout Indiana regional committee for 1924. Other members include Knute Rockne of Notre Dame, Thomas Kemp of Terre Haute, F. A. Bryan of South Bend, and A. A. Brentano of Evansville.
Tatum Court of the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America will hold a fall ceremonial Thursday night at the Woman's Department Club in Indianapolis with many candidates to be initiated. The grand national council session is planned for Toledo next spring. Mrs. George Freyn serves as High Priestess.
A prowler was routed by a bullet from H. W. Linkenfelter’s revolver as he arrived home to find a burglar fleeing through the rear door at 3025 Park Ave. No theft occurred. Police say tools valued at $90 belonging to C. F. Nixon at 328 S. Temple Ave were not taken.
M. A. Weddle at 530% S Illinois St reported burglary from a house they were repairing at the corner of Denny and Thirty-Eighth streets on Tuesday.
A retailer warns against imitations and promotes genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. The ad emphasizes 25 cent bottles and a larger size with directions and uses, available at any drug store.
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