Edison to Receive Medal for Inventions
Congress considers honoring Thomas A. Edison with a medal for inventions that helped build valued industries totaling about 15.56 billion dollars. Rep. Perkins notes Edison held 1328 patents, with impacts across moving pictures, telephones, electric railways, lighting, supplies, phonographs, dynamos, motors, batteries, concrete, telegraph, and wireless telegraph. The measure cites Edison as an educational force inspiring youth in science.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
House Coinage Committee
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Randolph Perkins
New Jersey
Treasury Department
Tuesday's Five Best Radio Features
WJZ in New York at 7 30 EST presents Pitth anniversary concert by Apollo Club Brooklyn with a 90 male chorus orchestra and Florence Faston soprano. WEAF offers Ever ready program with Frederick Gunster tenor and Niche Gusikoff violinist. WEAF network at 5 30 EST. Child Health Association hour features Herbert Hoover and William Green. WOR Newark 7 EST. Main Street sketches. WOC Davenport 8 EST. High school concert.
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Apollo Club
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WEAF
Ever
Frederick Gunster
Niche Gusikoff
Child Health Association
Herbert Hoover
William Green
WOR
Newark
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Davenport
Radio Program Listings and Local Notices in Cleveland Area
Radio schedules list WTAM WEAM WHE and affiliates with programs from 6:00 p.m. to midnight including orchestras, news, weather, and BC features. Local notes cover flu prevalence in Brighton, visits, funeral attendance, road closures south to Rochester, election quiet, and resident changes in Stairs Farm housing.
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Huntington
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Rochester
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Aubrey Searles
Cleveland
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Wellington
Stairs
Charles Seeley
Brighton news brief unites families and church events
Brighton reports include Mrs F S Matcham and others hosting and visiting in April. A baby girl born April 15 to Mr and Mrs John Gott of Sullivan, formerly of Brighton, is noted. Sophomore students attend Mrs Ed Barnes funeral. A mission block sewing session and church dinner planned May 2 at Congregational church.
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Ray
Cleveland
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Herbert
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Wellington
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M. E
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Green Springs
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Preventing Baby Habits and Digestive Aids in Children
The text warns that thumb sucking lingers into later childhood and can cause dental and digestive issues. It suggests pinning sleeves or mittens and using cardboard cuffs to curb the habit. It also promotes Fletcher's Castoria for regulating bowel action and colic, claiming it is vegetable, harmless, and medically trusted for decades.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Fragmented Ad Copy Reflects Historical Commerce Flair
The excerpt parodies a shop’s motto praising its size, service, and reputation. It contrasts casual lines about customer care with quirky, dated references to health and Brigham Young, suggesting a humorous or editorial take on midcentury entrepreneurship and social mores.
Blue Grass Lump or Egg
A brief note presents options titled Blue Grass Lump or Egg likely as a playful or puzzle item. The readable text hints at a choice or name for a local feature or story fragment without further context or details.
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