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Radio Digest lists the August 10 line up with KDKA Pittsburgh WJZ New York KOA Denver and WEAF New York among others. It details concert orchestras soloists and various station time slots from 5 to 12.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1927
Page
7
Radio Digest lists the August 10 line up with KDKA Pittsburgh WJZ New York KOA Denver and WEAF New York among others. It details concert orchestras soloists and various station time slots from 5 to 12.
Dentist entry lists office near Corbin and Barrett Shoe Store with contact numbers for office and residence. Includes name L B Lupton and slogan Every Inch Quality with address 1158 Iowa Ave. Phone 624.
Gladys C Maxwell reports to Wayne about visits by sister Mrs Sands and Mrs Riley. Lofty travel includes Alfred Erickson family trip through Minnesota and North Dakota. Cattle shipments to Chicago by Miller Bros and John Krantz along with hog deliveries. threshing finished for the year. A post office robbery attempt at Mercer, Missouri ends with bandits fleeing after blowing the safe.
Aug 8 Dayton Grove report notes threshing finished in the neighborhood. Will Embree baled straw with Cy Bush assisting. Willis Ferguson stayed home for the weekend. Dorothy Green visited W. C. Embree. Louisa Wombacher visited George Ferguson. Carl Oldfield and family and Lee Oldfield called at Knotts home. Dean Moore remains on the sick list. Clarence and Grace Dusenberry visiting Roy Gardener. Lee Stockman and Mrs. Stockman of Brighton visited Saturday. Huber brothers and Mr. Young baled straw last week.
A fragment from the Harrisburg Telegraph quotes Epic Snow musing that nursing wrath to keep it warm is the coldest, most unprofitable labor. The snippet reads as editorial humor on internal conflict and patience under pressure.
The article praises Camel as the preferred cigarette among busy modern smokers. It credits Camel with the finest tobaccos and a refined blend that delivers exquisite taste and fragrance, claiming it is the best smoke available. It ends with the slogan Have a Camel.
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