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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1924

Page

6

Clarendon youth dies after rooftop fall in Arlington

An 11 year old boy Ralph Javins of Baltimore died in Washington hospital from injuries sustained Monday after slipping from a garage roof in Clarendon while attempting to jump to a tree. Neighbor Henry Clark carried him to care, as Arlington reports detail liquor seizures and a push for parking restrictions along Wilson Boulevard.

Arlington County Clarendon Tel Clar Ralph Javins Katie Javins Baltimore Washington Ford Phillips Westover Street Ernant Russell Henry Clark Clarendon Citizens Association Board of Supervisors Wilson Boulevard

Radio Programs Today Across Networks and Local Stations

A dense listing of radio schedules and programs across NAA Arlington and distant stations, detailing livestock reports, weather forecasts, fruit and vegetable markets, and variety entertainment from 9:45 a.m. to late evening, including Civil Service lectures, navy band concerts, and daily time signals across multiple meters and stations. The guide names stations such as WCAP WHAF WRC KDKA KPOA KYW and others with programs like Open-air concerts, science features, and sports results, reflecting a busy 1930s US radio landscape.

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Radio Schedule Highlights From WRC and Coast Stations

Evening schedule lists Eleanor Gunn introducing a fashion summary and concerts by Mary Lee Chapman and George F. Ross. Talks on sports for women and kitchen safety follow, with George Foster piano recital and a National Industrial Conference board report. Later programs include children's stories, baseball scores, and varied broadcasts across WEAF, WOR, WGY, WGR, and many others with weather, markets, and talks threaded throughout.

WRC Eleanor Gunn Mary Lee Chapman Manassas Virginia George F. Ross Anna M. Himmelberger Metropolitan Athletic Club Aunt Margaret George Foster Foster National Industrial Conference Board

Banquet That Was Almost a Tragedy Inspires Remedy Testimony

A banquet nearly caused a medical scare after severe indigestion and colic. A friend urged taking Mavr's Wonderful Remedy, which reportedly relieved stomach, liver, and intestinal inflammation. The ad claims a single dose convinces and offers a money back guarantee through local stores and druggists.

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Tardy taxpayers in Alexandria face penalty by court

Citizens who failed to pay city license taxes by June 1 face a new campaign and court citations, targeting automobile owners. Only about 40 percent of licenses paid. rates are 15 cents per horsepower plus 50 cents, with fines possible for delinquency.

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Suburban Fire Protection Plans In Upper Marlboro

Upper Marlboro residents organize volunteer fire departments and plan funding from town taxes and county grants. The town commissioners study equipment purchases and possible use of an annual county appropriation to boost fire protection, with the Southern Maryland Fair featuring horse exhibitions and prize money for various classes. Local 4H club members from Montgomery county attend state and national events, while a Cedar Grove man faces charges under the county option law and a disorderly conduct case. Dogs at large enforcement note follows dog damage to game with penalties.

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Government Printing Office and its Unusual Ventures

The piece defends wide federal activity, praising the Government Printing Office as the world’s largest printing plant with a 11 million dollar cost and 3700 employees. It lists outputs from Congress daily records to tax forms and ink making, and notes related industries like pearl buttons, all funded by taxpayers as sanctioned by Congress.

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