Lindbergh honored in nation wide radio reception
Central Standard time coverage details a vast radio tribute to Lindbergh across WEAF WJZ WNYC and other stations from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Indianapolis readers learn about transmitter progress at WFBM and new short wave WRNY 2XAL while programs feature bands orchestras and speeches from Hugo Gernsback and notable figures at Chicago Hotel Stevens events June 13–18.
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Andianapolis
New York
Washington
Manhattan
National Broadcasting Company
WEAF
WJZ
WNYC
East
Middle West
Bailey Fesler
WFBM
Frank Sharp
Indiana Radio Service
Chicago
WRNY
United States
Hotel Stevens
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Federated Radio Trade Association
Herbert Hoover
Merlin H. Aylesworth
WMAQ
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Converts Weakness to Health
After a difficult pregnancy the speaker suffered weight loss and constant illness. Four bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored strength, lifting weight to 116 pounds and enabling her to resume housework. The ad frames health as wealth and touts the remedy.
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Jad E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
M. Bressineer
Citizens named in mysterious list with occupations and ages
A long OCR fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and jobs, including Arthur Rose merchant and Sara Rothbard nurse among others across several streets and cities. It ends with a German scientist’s claim earthworms sing being supported by a New York State museum official who explains the sound comes from bristle drag against a hard surface.
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Arthur Rose
Broadway
the Merchant
Sara Rothbard
N. Meridian
Joseph Ryan
N. Oxford
Mary Dooley
N. Capitol
Albert Whallon
Clayton
Lineman
Lucille Wright
Terrace
Henry Caldwell
Standard
Sodder
Marie Schen
S. Adn
Murray Johnson
Mwenwood
Marie Downs
Boulevard
Russell Burrows
Rushville
Kathryn Day
Ralston
Michael Bong
Bradley
Lulu Long
Bell
Mark Inshe
Southport
Mary Baker
Francis Rankin
Galveston
Tex
Vivian Sowers
N. Delaware
New York State Museum
Your Skinny Friend Ethel Promotes Cod Liver Oil Tablets
An old advertisement urges readers to ask for Medoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to gain five pounds in thirty days. It claims tasteless sugar coated tablets avoid fishy oil and promises refunds if goals aren’t met. It cites a woman gaining 15 pounds in six weeks and lists Hook's Dependable Drug Stores as the seller.
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Med Oy
Hook
203 Cadets Graduate at West Point in 1927 Ceremony
The United States Military Academy class of 1927, numbering 203 cadets, graduated at Battle Monument in West Point New York. Secretary of War Dwight F Davis delivered the address and presented diplomas along with actual signed commissions naming cadets as second lieutenants. Major General Sumnerall and Brigadier General Stewart attended and spoke.
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Timea
West Point
N. Y
United States Military Academy
Battle Monument
Dwight F. Davis
Army
Military Academy
Charles P. Summerall
Davis
Merch B. Stewart
Academy
Corps of Cadets
Births List With Numerous New Names in Local Hospitals
A long column lists many newborn girls and their families with details from multiple local hospitals and residences including Melvin and Olge Glassburn 621 E Pratt Oliver and Dorothy Webb 514 Birch Pr Alfred and Johanna Bradner Long Hos Pr Robert and Lucille Cornell Long Hos Albert and Alma King 913 East Morris Caer and Sophia Feernster 412 W Ber ard Leonerd and Verna Gandelph 1208 N Tuxedo Jack and Mary Lambert 1136 N Ralph and Nola Fisher 1001 Tabor mece and Annaalnch Methodist Hos pit Raymond and Oala Chandler 1129 Wn Thirty-fourth Elmer and Agnes Cartwell 1068 Eddy Mulford and Mary Crail 324 8 Taslete iern and Mona Bradley 2164 N Cap Rural and Odessa Thompson 452 Mi nerv ne and Floy Wilhite Christian Hos et Clinton and Gladys Buckett 935 Bates.
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Melvin
Olge Glassburn
E. Pratt
Oliver
Dorothy Webb
Birch
Frederick
Mary Leffery
Alfred
Johanna Bradner
Robert
Lucille Cornell
Tabor
Mece
Annaalnch
Charles
Ida Sutts
Burton
Raymond
Oala Chandler
Elmer
Agnes Cartwell
Eddy
Mulford
Mary Crail
Taslete
Iern
Mona Bradley
Cap- Rural
Odessa Thompson
Minervne
Floy Wilhite
Christian Hoset Clinton
Gladys Buckett
Bates
Disease toll list shows multiple patients in city hospitals
A compiled roster lists individuals with ages and ailments across several addresses and hospitals including City Hospital St Vincent Hospital and Christian Hospital. Diagnoses include arteriosclerosis pneumonia carcinoma spinal bifida cerebral hemorrhage and premature birth among infants.
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John H. Techenbrook
Delaware
Aaron A. Martin
Lafayette
Amelia C. Meyer
Kenwood
Dinah
Ursula Hendricks
Prospect
Caroline
Wise
Mary Catherine Dalton
Michigan
Kana Ae Markle
City Hospital
Mary Luces
Rodgers
James Blackburn
Lore Phemister
Christian Hospital
Hoosier Briefs From South Bend And Beyond
South Bend Printing House craftsman open house attended by women as A T Walker spoke on offset printing. Gary police investigate death of John Cerney 20 craneman as possible self harm. Ed Beitman elected Indiana Re ee Goods Association president. Clemens Kunkel 16 has finger amputated after injury at work. Adams county plans push for Child Health Board. Vincennes Good Samaritan Hospital reports May balance of 1321.90. A German woman and two Terre Haute Negresses argue Magni location.
Vine Street Remark Sparks Courtroom Controversy
In a recorded courtroom exchange a Black woman quips about a speaker’s mispronunciation, noting Vine Street confusion. The remark triggers debate over phrasing and potential offense amid ongoing proceedings.
Jackson May Testify in Stephenson Damage Suit
Governor Jackson may testify as a witness next Thursday in the damage suit brought by Mrs. Nettie Stephenson Brehm against D. C. Stephenson, former Klan leader. Jackson was excused as garnishee defendant after attorney William T. Taylor moved to set aside the summons.
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Jackson
Nettie Stephenson Brehm
D. C
Silver anniversary of the Twentieth Century Limited
Grand Central Terminal and LaSalle Street Terminal will be decorated for the silver anniversary of the New York Central's Twentieth Century Limited. On June 15 passengers will ride the famed train, noted as the fastest for long distance travel, with observation and dining cars highlighted.
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Famous Limited
New York
Grand Central Terminal
LaSalle Street Terminal
Chicago
New York Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Train Card Details Preview For En Graved Passenger Card
The description outlines a famous train third item as an engraved card printed in silver bearing the passenger name. It notes the card is part of a passenger’s ceremonial display and emphasizes its engraved, metallic presentation.
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Harvey
Miladio
West Side Bengals
Oaken
Bucket
U.S Pat
MR. Stupe
NEA Service, Inc
CO. Rovillians
Regu
Pat
WKBF
Indianapolis
KGHP
Detroit
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Shrine
WPG
Atlantic City
Hugo Gernsback
Science and Invention Magazine
Barnyard Twins
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Hackel-Berge
Feland Gannon
WOR
Newark
Seventeenth U. S. Infantry
Wow
Chateau Laurier
CNRC
Ottawa
Ont
CNBC
Calgary
Alta
Cliff Curtner
WSAI
Cincinnati
KFI
Los Angeles
WCCO
St. Paul
Minneapolis
WBAL
Baltimore
Jacobs Bond
Charles Wakefield
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Mother Mahree
Chauncey
Roses of
Picardy
Lillan Ray
WLW
The
Zoo
Tiger Foot Tires
Hoosier Hi-Power
Easy Payments
Indiana Wholesale Tire. Co
N. Cap. Riley
Monument Circle
the Musical Center OF
Smart Apparel
Puritan Clothing Stores
Washington St
Cor
Washington and
Delaware Sts
W. Wash
GLOBE
Ethel
Rite’s Cloz Shop
South Illnois St
Cloz
South Illinois St
Wash
Maryland Sts
Boots
Cora
Ow Vear
Freckles
Martin
Oelor
Blosser
Ste
Bessey
Braucher
NEA
Knomledg
Hoosier Briefs
South Bend Printing House
A. T. Walker
Gary
John Cerney
Craneman
Beitman
Wabash Business
East Ohio St
N. Penn
N. Ijl
Man
Indiana Reee Goods Association
Presient
Clemens Kunkel
Joseph Kunkel
Princeton
Adams County
Decatur
Vincennes Good Samaritan Hospital
Terre Haute Negresses
Vine St
Stephenson
Little Chamberlain
Chamberlain Medicine Company
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Iowa
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