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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
9
A fragmented OCR page shows WEAF listings for programs, times, and stations across multiple markets including Springfield, Chicago, Davenport, Kansas City, Lincoln, and Minneapolis Saint Paul. It notes various show titles, host names, and prices, with sporadic dates and times, but many fragments remain unclear.
A dense roster of radio schedules lists programs, stations, and times for cities including Atlanta Baltimore Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Hartford New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond St. Louis and more. It notes network affiliations, hour blocks, and notable shows such as Maxwell Hour and various orchestra broadcasts, with detailed evening lineups and local time references.
A court hearing reveals witnesses for the defense asserting the children have a good home with proper care at the hands of their father aunt and grandmother. Testimony notes ten children attend school and Sunday school, with the kids preferring their current residence. Loy testifies about providing for the children and their welfare.
The text notes promotions and reshuffles at multiple railroads. The Baltimore and Ohio marks a long-time official moving toward a general superintendent role in New Jersey, with past positions in Cumberland and Ontario. Brown’s 28-year tenure with B and O is highlighted as a background detail.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets by Dr. Edwards as a vegetable remedy for persistent bad breath linked to bowel and liver issues. The copy claims 0 years of practice and urges nightly use for four weeks, noting olive color and pricing at 13c or 3c in old newspapers.
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