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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
3
A radio listing from Station KOKA in Westinghouse Electric is shown with program notes including lectures by the American Chemical Society and various music recitals. Times range from 9930 to 659 PM with stock market reports and weather forecasts interspersed. The fragment mentions Roosevelt and Charnwood figures, and several orchestral and choral performances by local artists and schools.
Broad program outline lists talks on Agricultural Market Reports and Christmas programs for children, musical performances by Merman Levitt and others, a Nadia talk by John V L Hogan, violin, songs by Abraham and Strauss Choral Society, and a concert by Fiiber and Company's Orchestra.
Station WRC Radio Corporation of America Washington presents a coast to coast music and talk schedule. Performances include Alfred W. Wober baritone, Sol Minster violin, Ger trude Smallwood pianist, Oliver M. Maxon Coast Guard talk, El Ambrogio Navy Band violin, Elizabeth Dayton soprano, Cer Stoallwood piano, and Atte Maysarid soprano with recitals throughout the evening starting at 6:35 PM and continuing to 10:00 PM.
Partial OCR shows a New York radio station schedule with references to General Electric hourly signals Naval Observa tory time Stock market Produce market Weather and music segments plus a Christmas gift feature and health talks with Zocher the violinist listed among performers.
Three federal prohibition agents were dismissed after disclosure that they took part in a series of raids in Nagerstown last August. The investigation found conduct unbecoming officers of the Government and cited charges against the agents.
Prohibition authorities refused to disclose the charges against Ruby Liston Drees and Carl iPackard or comment on the case. It is known their discharge followed an investigation by Washington police into misconduct by Prohibition Agents in the city.
The public service commission announced a hearing week of December 17 to decide if Stagerstown may enlarge and maintain the light plant for total use. The mayor and council last night paid the stenographer $98 for timing during the Baltimore proceedings.
The Western Enterprise Fire Co. nominated Edgar A. Fiery for president and Stucecl Wil son for vice president, with D. Angle Wol nominated for another post. The election is set for near Monday.
Hagerstown Storage Transfer and Automobile Co located at 83 W Franklin St offers storage and moving services. Call 1779 for details on vehicle handling and transfer options.
OCR fragment lists Speers as treasurer and Wittam Phreaner Logun as corresponding secretary for a Piedmont or Pied. based organization. other names and roles are unclear in the damaged text.
An early Kellogg advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a health aid with nutty flavor and versatile use. It urges regular daily consumption to relieve digestive issues, promotes baking uses, and notes availability in packages and at grocers, hotels, and clubs.
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