Radio program aims to aid disabled veterans in Oregon
Walter Keep Radio seeks to broadcast a new medicine program for disabled veterans, promising noiseless reception and nationwide station pickup. Report notes basement control room, multiple studios, and various stations like WCAP WEAF and WAT as listening sources, with ongoing tests and equipment mentions.
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Walter Keep Radio
NEW “Medicine” For
Oregon
Perery
Parmar
Walt R Raei
Rodles Capral
Nine More Holes Planned On Rock Creek Links
Ardmore Pa builder Kiynn ar atect yesterday outlined plans to extend Rock Creek golf course by nine holes. Work to relocate teeing areas and move bunkers is expected to start soon with a September completion target, allowing a full eighteen holes for play next year.
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Rock Creek
Kiynn
Ardmore
Nagliit
U Secedea Arity
Jane
Outings Scheduled at Chesapeake Beach
A listing details multiple outings at Chesapeake Beach near Baltimore including a segment of a civic calendar. It notes organizers from the American Legion and local groups arranging excursions and events at the seaside site.
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Chesapeake Beach
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Flags and Names
The readable text hints at a local note about flag usage and directives. Names such as Herman appear in garbled form, with scattered phrases and dates missing context. Overall, the passage is too jumbled to identify a clear event, person, or location.
Deaver Hospital Case Study Attracts Attention
A scrambled report notes Deaver in hospital for a study of a case. It mentions tuberculosis, medical facilities, and possible transfers between hospitals. The text is severely garbled but points to a patient under investigation and treatment in a hospital setting.
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Deaver
Harold Duncan Weds Cheago After July Delay
Harold Duncan brother of Vivian and Rosetta Duncan and web star Miss Marjory Wright of New York were married yesterday at Crown Point. Original plans set the date for early July but were postponed after Harold and Rosetta were injured in a July 4 encounter with a pole in Clere, a suburb.
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Cheago
Harold Duncan
Vivian
Rosetta
Lopey
Rya
Duncan
Marjory Wright
Webstar NY
Crown Point
Karold
Hs Sis Rosetta
Clere
Gideons Reelect Boggs At National Convention
Samuel R Boggs of Philadelphia was reelected president of the Gideon Society of Christian traveling salesmen at the twenty fifth national convention in Madison Wisconsin. Beers, the current national executive, completed his term during the business session held late today.
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Gideons
Boges
Madison Wis
Samuel R Boggs
Philadelphia
Gideon Society of Christian
Beers
Polar Report From A R R L Amateur News
A detailed account of long distance radio experiments by amateur operators in the North American network. The report covers station activity, northern voyages, signal reach to eastern and western coasts, and the impact of sea ice and daylight on transmissions. It notes key operators such as Donald Mix and WANS Chatham with Bowdoin as a central link, and mentions MacMillan planning a return voyage.
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Greenland
Donald Mix
New Pagland
North
Amo
Devi O
Wix
Tryin Vermi
New Bedford
Miss
Hk R Bourne
Chatham
Wevatian
Domfort
Bourne
WNPS
Senals Aid
Refuge
New England
Barnsley
Prince Rupert
Macmillan
United States
Wiewillan
Birnsleys
WNP
Vite Wallin Crew
Les Moines Town
Hanover
Avalon
Catalina Island
Cale Kurmont
Minn
Glenside
Jamestown
Alisha
Fort Wiliam
Texas
Wie
Arctic
Alls
Cheerfulness as a Christian Science Ethic and Hope
The article extols cheerfulness as a fundamental asset for healing and faith, citing Jesus, Paul, and Mary Baker Eddy. It urges nurses and practitioners to maintain cheerful, truthful, patient conduct, and to greet all with kindness, linking goodwill to health and spiritual harmony.
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Jin
Hta
Jesus
Christian Science
Ilso
Todd
Kev
Paul
Lyvyen
Animal Kingdom
Mr. Eddy
Troyal
Linen for Summer Style: Mastering Subtle Dress Sense
The piece argues that true style comes from natural ease and appropriate dress rather than flash. It praises linen summer suits with white or oyster tones, eight buttons, low collars, and English drape, and notes light tropical weave fabrics to beat the heat. It advises owning two or three suits and rotating them to stay sharp.
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Whistler
Orien
Treas
Hove
Suspender Renaissance Promotes Colorful Modern Wear
A vintage fashion feature explains suspenders rising from social embarrassment to style, noting new nonmetal ends, shirt-friendly clips, and matching webbing sets. It covers hot weather wear, waistcoat use, and pairing with bold belts, while addressing gloves, hats, and related summer accessories for the well dressed man.
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Congress
Dave
Lessis
London
Tor
Cheltenham
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Americrn Legion
Pritus Ome Aieteria
Koreitton
Wella
Sheen
Orhe
Foundation
D. AR
Aogler
Monary
Bappito Herman
Akon
Ll Ff
Alto
Hwa
Topsy
Miss Wright
RM Local Amateur News
A.R.R.L. Polar Report
Helin Poish
Prom
NAS Othe
Ste Tsans
Amit
Millant
Maine
Anorem Radio
Lelig
O Stewart
Beamash
Oyright
Narcap
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Switzerland
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