Armistice Day Program Broadcast Across Stations
United Press reports a 9 P.M. EST program from Washington and a 10 P.M CST quartet broadcast from Cincinnati. WSAI Cincinnati and WGR Buffalo join WMAQ Chicago at 9 P.M. CST. stations WHAF New York WJAR WEEI WCAP CAE share 9 P.M. EST. KOA Denver airs 8 P.M. MST Armistice Day program with Versailles treaty progress updates.
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Cincinnati
WMAQ
Chicago
WJAR
WEEI
WCAP
CAE
WGR
Koa
Denver
Silent Radio Station List and Concert Mentions
A long OCR fragment lists numerous radio stations across cities such as Silent Today Central and others like New York and Chicago. It mentions Mooseheart Dinner concert, Newark and Pittsburgh references, and orchestral programs with occasional times and channel numbers, all jumbled with city and call-sign noise.
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Ntal
Who
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Philadelphia—Orchestra
Radio program listings and performances across cities
Various radio and concert listings show many orchestras ensembles and soloists scheduled in Chicago New York Philadelphia Milwaukee and other places. Programs include violinists choirs vaudeville acts and organ performances with several station call letters and times noted.
Radio Schedule Highlights From Diverse Stations
The listing details a dense array of radio programs across stations like WJJID KFAB WHN WLIB WRW WBAP and others. It notes orchestral concerts, vocal performances, midweek services, and local talk shows with times spanning from 8:00 to 10:30 PM and beyond, including New York and Chicago broadcasts.
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WJJID
KFAB
WHN
WLIB
WRW
Wtic
WBAP
KTHS
WBCN
WEAF
WGN
WCEE
Radio Schedules and Concerts Across U S Cities
Radio listings show a wide array of orchestras, dances, and concerts with stations in New York Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Dallas Hartford and more. Programs include Armistice day specials biography series jazz and opera performances with notable ensembles and soloists at varied local venues.
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WOR
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KHJ
Los Angeles —Orchestra
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Ginger Hour
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement promotes a home cough syrup using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives. It touts quick relief within 24 hours and claims superiority to store bought remedies, urging readers to ask for 2% ounces of Pinex and guarantees satisfaction.
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London Baker’s Cakes Infect Eighteen With Typhoid
Yesterday’s crossword solution is followed by a news brief from London dated November 11 reporting a baker’s cakes infected eighteen people with paratyphoid, a mild form of typhoid fever, tied to a bakeshop worker with the illness.
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Baker's Cakes
Missing Link Thought Found in Galilee Skull
The Galilee skull, found in a Holy Land cave by F Turville Petre, is identified as a female Neanderthal, a missing link between humans and ancestors. Sir Arthur Keith announced the sex at a Royal Anthropological Society lecture after months of study.
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Cat's Whiskers Are Dutiable
London reports that Felix the Cat handkerchiefs with silk whiskers are taxed under the Customs Act. A foreign importer faced a two percent ad valorem duty on the entire set after the Customs Office ruled the whiskers taxable.
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Hoosier Briefs Highlights and Local Happenings
Seymour prepares for Christmas with the Business Men's Association appointing Edna B. Smith to organize caroling and a Christmas Eve program. A 100 pound pumpkin claims Indiana’s pumpkin growing championship near Columbus. War on blackbirds damages corn in War-saw vicinity. Tipton county clerk reports busy hunting license sales for the Nov. 10 opening. Milford merchants warned to stop selling cigarettes to minors by Sheriff Milo Maloy. Vanderburgh County readies for its egg show with Evansville planning arrangements. Claypool to get a weekly paper as Mentone Gazette moves there. Rush Burgess forms a Prosperity Cow Club to help farmers compute butterfat costs. Harry Spauder seeks identity of a gray bird with white breast and swan-like neck. Greensburg Christians plan for thousands at Sunday school Nov 23 concluding revival.
Proper Care for Egg Beaters
The guide warns never to soak an egg-beater in water after use. Wash immediately and let it dry to prevent water from drawing oil from gears and ruining the beater.
Tanlac testimonial from Ft. Wayne woman highlights health boost
Mrs. Emma V. Michael of 2192 Stratmore Ave reports severe insomnia loss of appetite and weakness improved after taking Tanlac saying she now eats and sleeps well. She credits Tanlac with restoring health and urges others to use it. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Stratmore Ave
Ft. Wayne
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