Noted Crystal Gaz er Makes 1926 Predictions
French seer Professor Raymond forecasts 1926 as eventful with world changes a bull market for sugar copper and steel. He predicts a transatlantic liner catastrophe and an assassination in Spain while noting air mail service between France and the United States within three years.
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H. T. Horan
International News Service
Cvent
Paris
Raymond
France
America
Notry
Lusitania
Wilson
United States
Coolidge
Great Britain
Germany
Spain
Seerussolini
Rance
Radio Features Tonight Listings Across Cities
Eastern Standard Time broadcasts include EREDEA in Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. Westinghouse and Gold kette's Serenaders in Detroit 8 p.m. United States Army band in Dallas 9:30 p.m. Mozart Choral Club in Chicago 11 p.m. Chicago Theatre program follows.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
Detroit
Goldkette
WGR
Buffalo
United States Army Band
WFAA
Dallas
Mozart Choral Club
WMA
Chicago
Chicago Theatre
National Radio Conference to Discuss Wavelengths and Trans-Atlantic Tests
Washington gears for the fourth annual National Radio Conference on November 9 with Secretary Herbert Hoover presiding. Attendees plan to assign new wavelengths amid potential fifty meter band invasion. Report warns about fatal accidents from antenna contact with 3800 volt lines, urging removal of near high tension towers.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoovyer
Theatrical magnate eyes New Castle for theatre
Senator John P. Harris of Pittsburgh visited New Castle last night to inspect potential sites for another theatre. He offered no firm plans beyond being in town to look over the ground.
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New Castle
John P. Harris
Pittsburgh
Rev Davis To Speak On The Heavenly Wind Epworth Church
Reverend Homer B. Davis, pastor of Epworth Methodist Church, will preach Sunday evening at 7 45 on The Heavenly Wind following last week’s What is Conversion. At 11 a m Fred Becker of Milwaukee will speak for the City Rescue Mission with rally day practice at 2 30 p m.
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Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Davis
Fred Becker
Milwaukee
Wis
Immense Plate Glass Window Installed at Marvin Electric
One of the largest plate glass windows in the city is being installed on the Greer building front at North Mercer street for Marvin Electric company. The window measures 171 by 76 inches and required careful handling by many workers during unloading and placement Friday.
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Marvin Electric Company
Greer
North
Mercer Street
Fifteen Sought in Chicago Church Bombing
Fifteen members of a Property Protective association were being sought in Chicago after a Bethseda Colored Baptist church bombing. Assistant State's Attorney Savage led the hunt for those believed responsible as the church suffered about 125000 dollars in damage and no arrests were made.
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International News Service
Chicago
Bethseda Colored Baptist Church
Savage
Varicose Veins Reduced Or Money Back Claim
A 1900s style advertises Moone's Emerald Oil from IMicKee's Kut Rate Store claiming rapid cure for varicose veins and eczema. The copy promises veins shrink in days with nightly and morning applications and touts broad skin-healing benefits with cheap, long lasting bottles available at any pharmacy.
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Imickee
Moone
Warber
MeeKee
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New England
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Liberty
Jack Hoxie
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James Cruze
Old Frontier
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William Monger
Brady’s Lake
George Kesterson
Edmund Cobbin
Mack Sennett
Pathe News
William Farnum
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Pathe Review
STAR
Pony Express
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Mather Bros. Co
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New Castle Electric Co
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