Raleigh Revue Friday Night Radio Show Time
The Raleigh Revue airs Fridays from 10:00 to 11:00 p m New York Time on the WEAF coast to coast network of NBC.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
7
The Raleigh Revue airs Fridays from 10:00 to 11:00 p m New York Time on the WEAF coast to coast network of NBC.
An advertisement offers gladiolus bulbs in sets of 10 20 30 or 50 for $1.00 plus 200 bulbs at 25c each. The listing notes a wholesale option from J N Burton in Madison New York Parish and mentions Rev BE J S Teviotdale rector of Bury St Edmunds England describing parish house innovations including a dance hall writing room tobacco shop and tearoom. The piece closes with an unrelated quote from the San Francisco Chronicle about rouge and a $20 bill.
Elmo Scott Watson explains lesser known US flags, including the President’s flag and those of the secretary of war, navy, treasury, and commerce. The piece covers origins, design disputes, and changes from the 1860s through 1916, detailing heraldic issues and efforts toward a uniform presidential standard.
Pilot L H Garriott commanded six passengers aboard a New York Rio Buenos Aires line flight from Mendoza toward Santiago when a giant condor swooped at 17 000 feet. The bird struck the wing causing a dent but did not derail the plane. Feathers puffed skyward as the condor plummeted to the ground after the impact.
Dr. R B Harvey at Minnesota station reports new nonpoisonous dyes color flowers quickly. Sweet peas turn brilliant blue within minutes in dye water, lilies and carnations follow, and dyed petals can imprint images like photographic plates with light.
John Aasen the nine foot tall American film star faced repeated refusals to hire a rickshaw in Shanghai. A Chinese driver finally agreed for double the fare, but the hood had to be lowered so Aasen could enter and stay dry in the rain.
A leading Erfurt shoe factory begins mass production by adapting automobile factory methods. Shoes are assembled on trays moved through the plant, aiming to cut costs and boost output as the inventor claims.
Dialogue centers on financial mishap and misunderstandings about bank resources and book pricing. Mrs Spenditt and Mr Spenditt clash over overdrawn funds, bank ads, and imagined incomes from cheap books.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant, effective anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and broad consumer use, noting the Phillips name as the genuine product since 1875.
An elderly man states his happiness stems from embracing opportunities he previously ignored. He reflects on past hesitations and credits a shift in mindset for his improved outlook and contentment.
A compact Bible proverb reflects on enduring friendship and the value of old ties. It likens an old friend to aged wine, superior to new companionship, and suggests loyalty over novelty.
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