Two Phones Washington 6 and 64 Ad Mutual 44
Two phones named Washington 6 and 64 are advertised next to numbers for Mutual 44. The brief item notes the pair of phones and a mutual contact line, suggesting a local sale or promotion. No further context or dates are provided.
Copyright notice in newspaper masthead
The passage states that The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for all news dispatches credited to this paper and for local news published herein, including special dispatches.
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Bible Thought for Today
A devotional note quotes Jeremiah 33 2 4 urging readers to call on the Lord for health cure and peaceful truth The excerpt emphasizes divine promise of answers hidden things and abundance of peace and truth for believers.
Charles Hellen Wilson Confirms Quiet Homegoing at 90
Charles Hellen Wilson, known for a lifetime of discipline and punctuality, died peacefully after a long illness. For fifteen years he enjoyed a happy home and until recently remained active, visiting the store daily and upholding firm beliefs. He will be greatly missed by family and friends.
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Charles Hi. Wilson
C. H. Wilson
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on the county fair
The poem laments the death of the county fair, recalling a bygone harvest display with cattle, pumpkins, crops, and prize animals. It contrasts thriving fairs with Uncle Silas’s ribbon, a sorrowful grandstand, and aging institutions fading as time advances.
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Bich Fall
Artilin
Silas
Remembering a beloved patriarch and his family ties
The obituary recalls a man with ready sympathy for youth and a lenient, honest nature who loved his home and valued his daughter in law Mrs Frank Wilson. He valued church life and minister visits and kept a close bond with grandchildren and great grandchildren. He longed for his homeland and faithful service.
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Frank Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Methodist Church
Wilson
Radio Program Listings and Station Schedules
Radio Digest via AP lists Boston WBE 7:30 musical 8 concert and Buffalo WGR 7:15 philharmonic concert. Chicago stations WGN WEBH WMAQ WLS present organ ensembles orchestras readings lectures and concerts with various times. Cincinnati WLW and Cleveland WEAR show multiple concerts and musical programs. Davenport WOC lists 6:30 schedule placeholder.
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Harry Einsten
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Buffalo
Philharmonic
WGN
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KYW
Chicago
Coon Sanders
Nighthawks
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Rivera Theatre
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Chicago News
WLS
WLW
Cincinnati
Trao
WEAR
Cleveland
WOC Davenport
Radio and concert listings for stations across the nation
A dense, fragmentary rail of radio and concert listings shows schedules, programs, and orchestral and vocal performances across multiple cities and stations including WFAA Dallas KOA Denver WHO Des Moines WWJ Detroit WHAS Louisville WM Memphis WEAF New York WIP Philadelphia WOO Philadelphia KDKA Pittsburgh KGO Oakland KGW Portland KPO San Francisco and more with times ranging from early evening to late night and references to symphonic concerts lectures and choral groups in a historical listings style.
Caesar roads the way to Rome and other town tidbits
A scattered column mixes jokes and local chatter. Caesar roads boast to link hills and vales while a cartoonish egg exhibit delights readers. Notes on wages, marriages, and crosswords pepper the page with light humor and small town color.
More Advice For The Bald From An Anonymous Voice
An anonymous reminiscence jokes about hair loss and hats as a cheap remedy. It recalls Civil War rallies with nail keg hats and bald leaders, contrasted with old wives tales about hair restoratives and women in church hats. The piece ends with a quip on small issues sparking political revolt through a simple want ad.
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Coventer
Plans for April Bring playful talk of spring and children
Mother Nature speaks of April pranks and weather shifts while King Thunder and the Ring of Clouds recall past storms. The month promises lively scenes with Mistress Sprinzime’s travel outfit, a century day mark on April eight, and increased outdoor play as Elaine, Danny, and John Drake anticipate spring.
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Ring of the
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King of the Clouds
M'stress
King Snow
Elaine
Danny
John Drake
Mr. Sun
Tim
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