Radio listings and concert programs across multiple stations
Wednesday October 15 radio schedule lists WEAM in Cleveland with a French program featuring Marseillaise and various operatic pieces. Pittsburgh KDKA 326 Meters offers a dinner concert and local segments, with The Air We Breathe and The Water We Drink and a Neapolitan trio. Other stations KYW WEBH WCAE and WTAM present assorted concerts, harp and violin solos, and a piano and vocal lineup throughout the evening.
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WEAM
Cleveland
Plain Dealer Studio
WTAM
Marseillaise
Cassina
Faust
Carnaval
Marie Simmelink
Vera Otto Baker
Erwin Goetsch
le Mirage
Cassius Chapel
Tien Burtt
Wtam Symphonic Ensemble
la Nile
Marie Simmelink, Contralto, With Violin and Cello Obbligato. “le Cygne
Balle
Sylvia
Wtam Symphony Ensemble
the Flatterer
Wtam Symphony Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Red Crones Home Services
Stockman Reprets
WCAE
Pittsburg
KYW
Chicago
H. Archibald Harris
WEBH
Oriole Orchestra
Pat
Cascarets ad promises quick bowel relief
A vintage ad promotes Cascarets to clean bowels without cramps or overheating. It claims one or two tablets act promptly, with morning effects if taken at night, and notes they avoid sickness unlike laxatives. Sizes include 10, 25, and 50 cents. Children are urged to use them too.
Radio listings and local notices blend in Elyria broadcast and social notes
A long list of radio programs across stations WBZ WEAF WCCO WOR and others runs alongside local social updates from Eaton Ohio. The schedule mentions orchestras, serenaders and dinner music with times from 6 p m to 10:45 p m and various talks and services. Community notices cover visits, church events and travel plans with names and towns such as Elyria Columbus Cleveland Grafton and Oberlin.
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Brunswick Orchestra
WLW
Cincinnati
The
Virginia Entertainers
WAZ
New York
N.Y
Village Inn
WEAF
WCX
Detroit
WDAR
Philadelphia
Arcadia Orchestra
WIP
Kansas City
Sweeney
WWJ
Wendell Hall
CNRO
Ottawa
WOR
Newark
Great Notch Inn
WGAZ
South Bend
Collegians
WOC
Davenport
WBAP
Forth Worth
Hemphill Heredts Masonic Lodee
ASC
St. Louis
WSBE
Atlanta
WCCO
Minneapolis
Stunt social set for Penfield residents at Society hall
Penfield notes a Stunt social planned for Friday at Society hall. Local visits include Mrs Howard North and son from Detroit with Mrs Carl Starr. Various residents attended dinners, church meetings, and a Hobo Tramp party at Farfield High School with a field trip to local stores and a grove.
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Frances Goodyear
Elyria
Els. Newcomb
Wellington
Margary Cameron
Lorain
Orlando Minkler
John Burgman
E. Minkler
Geo. Dague and
Faiily
Cleveland
Dague
Mayme Marriam
Howard Andrews
Smith- DeFields
Henry Essig
Chatham
Billy Whiskers Faces Circus Battle with Monkey Maggie
In a studio setting Billy Whiskers endures a staged circus ride as Maggie the monkey clings to his back. The ringmaster's whip and Billy's efforts to dislodge her fail, ending with Maggie stubbornly riding the goat through various antics. The scene ends with a hint of tomorrow's continuation.
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Button
Daisy
Billy
Ates
Nick
Snub
Maggie
Weekend visitors and local reads at Griffor home
Illa Andrews gave a realistic ghost reading while Leo Garman offered a humorous performance. Guests at the Griffor home included Alfred Griffor, Mr and Mrs Cox of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Ungard, and Miss Helen Crates of West Dover. Allan Griffer visiting West Dover. Edith Barnes returned home after months at C W Horr home in Wellington.
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Illa Andrews
Leo Garman
Weimers
Griffor
Alfred Griffor
Cox
Cleveland
Mrs. Ungard
Misa Helen Crates
West Dover
Allan Griffer
Edith Barnes
C. W. Horr
Wellington
Kingsley Welcomed as New Church Pastor at Ridgeville
In Eaton Ex Fields on October 15 a correction notes Rev Kingsley replaces Endly as pastor. Sunday morning theme Worship Essential to Contentment and evening Ingratitude. A reception honored Rev Kingsley and wife with wide church representation. Several local gatherings and visits are reported including family birthdays and a Ridgeville Grange dance.
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Kingsley
Mr. Black
Fortune
Ladies Aid
Anna Neiding
Blame
Church of Christ
Andrews
Foreign Missionary Society
Ed Bartter
M. Bartter
Reitsman
Lewis
Rocky River
Freezone Erases Corns Fast with No Soreness
A druggist sells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents that instantly relieves aching corns including hard and soft corns and corn between the toes. The relief allows easy lifting of the corn with fingers without irritation.
Tanlac Claims Big Weight Gain for Miner in Illinois
John Mutth a coal miner of Springfield Illinois reports rapid weight gain from 150 to 174 pounds after using Tanlac. He says the medicine improved health reducing back pains headaches nervousness and digestive issues and credits Tanlac with restored appetite and energy. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by druggists and claims over 40 million bottles sold.
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John Mutth
Ridgelive
Springfield
Tanlac
Trail of the North and Babbitt at Rivoli
Trail of the North with Fred Church and an all star cast, plus another Jack Dempsey picture and a comedy play at Premalnd. Rivoli features Babbitt from Sinclair Lewis’s Main Street tale a man tires of his wife seeks elsewhere finds her and awakens to love. Grand shows The Sideshow of Life a circus life story and a good comedy.
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Fred Church
Northland
Jack Dempsey
Sinclair Lewis
Supreme Court Sets Daugherty Contempt Case for Dec 1
The Supreme Court in Washington on October 15 set December 1 for argument in the contempt case against Mal S. Daugherty, brother of ex Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, for defying a Senate investigative committee by refusing to produce hankbooks and memos. The lower court had sustained the banker and the government appealed to test congressional inquiry powers.
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Daugherty
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Mal S. Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Congressional Investigation Committee
Burgett Awarded Contract for Lorain School Administration Building
The L. A Burgett company won the contract to construct the administration building for the Lorain Board of Education, to sit behind the High school, as decided at the board meeting last night.
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Lorain Lorain
L. A Burgett Company
Board of Education
Bur
Bid gaps mark eight bids for project in Washington
In Washington on October 15 President Coolidge will not immediately reply to New York Mayor John F HyIan who demanded information about the security backing the New German loan. The report notes Getts bid at 9604 dollars and compares it with the seven other bids. plant bulbs now become a related line of ad text in the excerpt.
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Washington
Coolidge
John F. Hylan
New York
White House
Ford withdraws Muscata Shoals bid coolidge stance
President Coolidge questions Henry Ford's definite exit from the Mustang Shoals project amid a magnate interview claiming a 5 million dollar bid was withdrawn.
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Washington
Oct
Sun
Coolidge
Henry Ford
Muscta Shoals
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Coraghing
Elyria Savings and Trust Bldg
Howard B. Somers
Prince of Wales
Burton
University of Chicago
Wheelers
A. B Martin
Cora Baechier
Blyria
Perry Dawley
Frank Springer
Hattie King
Galon
Decker
Wilton Dawley
Oberlin
Addison Crowell
King
H. A. Eneher
Elwin Carpenter
Columbia
Albert Alexander, Jr
Wilmot Printing Co
Masonic Temple
Penfield
Mrs. Mytale Gregg
Ly Whisker
Frances Trego Montgomery
Motion Atte
Tubby
L. R. Bainbridge
Eaton
Tarlac
John Moth
East Avenue Storage and Repair Company
East Ave
Loomis Co
Little Joe’s
Rivoli
Abd Youl
Carmel Ners
Mary Aden
Cissy Pret
Raymond Wckee
Pale Fuller
Ana
Rrr
Warner Bros
Elinor Glyn
Getts
Hecock Floral Co
Eldred Shoe Store
Western Reserve Finance Company
Turner Block
Adossess
America
United States
Portland Cement Association
Farmers Bank
Pittsburgh, PA
Ea National Organization
Jack Holt
Norma Shearer
Hig
Victor Fleming
Victor Eleming
Ernest Torence
Anna Q. Nilsson
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