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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1927

Page

14

Hoover Leads Hoover Looms in Dawes Split Nomination Race

In the Republican nominating contest Hoover sits atop a field with Lowden as a major rival while Dawes may join if discouraged by Dawes momentum and regional delegates. The spread could hinge on Dawes eastern support and Coolidge’s potential final retirement, with projections of a tight convention battle.

Mark Sullivanngton D. G Hoover Dawes Willis Ohio Curtis Kansas Altho Lowden New England East South West Lowder Coolidge Mr. Coolidge Eiither Hughes Conlidge New York

Nottger Elected Brotherhood Head at First Lutheran

Edward H. Nottger was elected president of the Brotherhood of First Lutheran for the coming year at the annual church meeting. Other officers named were Samuel Smith vice president W F Trask secretary and J S Hansen treasurer. Reports praised a successful year with monthly meetings and social hour following the business session. A bipteath is being used on the Pennsylvania Station in New York to examine the departure of a fast train.

Edward H. Nottger Mobile Street Brotherhood of First Lutheran Samuel Smith W. F. Trask J. S. Hansen Brotherhood Pennsylvania Station New York

Radio Programs Tonight and Sunday Listings Across Stations

A dense schedule lists Chicago WMAQ WLS and WGN with orchestras and broadcasts. Programs include Kings of Harmony, Walter Damrosch and his orchestra, Park Central Orchestra, KDKA Pittsburgh segments, WLS Chicago concerts, and varied talks, dances, and variety shows across NBC CBS and local stations through night hours.

Four Kings of Harmony Walter Damrosch Orchestra NEO NBC Park Central Orchestra

Radio schedule highlights from Chicago to Council Bluffs

A dense list of radio programs and stations across multiple markets. Highlights include NBC and Red network features, organ recitals, orchestras, vocal ensembles, religious services, and variety acts slated through the day and into midnight. Notable markets include Chicago WMAQ WEAF WGN and KDKA Pittsburgh with a broad array of music, drama, and talk segments.

Council Bluffs WMAQ Chicago KMA Shenandoah Aio PF WCCO Minn St. Paul Presbyterian Tirst PL WIZ KYW WEAF New York Moscow Art Orchestra Red KDKA Pittsburgh Little Lymp Kso Clarinda S—S Cincinnati Omaha Whitney Trio Stetson Parade Wwey WSAL Scientist WRAA Dallas Woir-Wox Detroit Ensemble KOIL WLS Little Brown Church WGN Lutheran Church Cleveland WGAT Cincininati Mawes M. EB WGR Buffalo WOR Newark Musicale WBZ Boston WSAT Sun Eve Club WIBO WTAM World KOA Center Orchestra WCFL Baptist Church F. P.meths Hot Springs Auld Sandy WORD Zion Our Government WHO WRC Woy WCAE Emerson Jr WIR Atwater Kant Red Network WLW WOC Davenport Los Angeles Symphony KTHS American Singers Utah Hour WFAA Wow Oman Our Music Room Don Amelia Iwro Wenr Grenn Weco KFI KOM Ambassadors Sam ‘N’ Henry Atlanta Eveready Hour WLIB WSM Nashville YWCA Paul WWJ WLY Santa Claus EMA Little Symphony Mie WGY Schenectady Si P.M. Woo WCX Minstrels Wwd Detrait Muate Fittsburgh WMAG Minn-St. Paul WDAF Kansas City School of Art WTA Time WSB Ruby Tric Orch Uncle Bob Orchestra Punch and Judy WEAP Roxy’s Gang Blue Network KSO Duliss Callegians KFAB Lincoln Good WI WOL Ames WBBM String Ilearch Jenny Wrenhour Wsall WEBH Tan P.M Koll Council Bliffs WHAS Louisville Muale A. & P. Gypsies Ming Ifinstrets Denver WOT WERM P.M Koil Council Blutts Wjr-Wcx Yousum Kosair State Teachers Ass'n WEBM Shriners KPI Wir-Wcx General Motors Family Red WJZ WSMB New Orleans Music Box Chain WEBEM Bante WHZ Law RYW Garnival WRAL Moan Magic R&d KPAB van Sickle Progran Ciacchinati Voorsoles Washington Syncopators Yoss Vagabonds Frolic Salernes In of KOW Tin Pan Alley WBAJ KSD Wquj Traubadours Sia WJR Will -Tria Mamory's Garden Melody Artista Hoodlums Des Moines Nighthawks KFY Chisago, Orchestre

Red Cross Pills Liver Laxative Ad Claim

An old advertisement promotes Red Cross Pills as a liver and bowel laxative. It claims benefits for liver stomach bowels appendicitis gall stones dyspepsia and constipation and says it can eliminate colds and fevers. Available at druggists for 26 cents with guarantee or money refunded.

Red Cross

The Living Substitute by John Said More

A Christmas meditation in Spain contrasts sacred gifts to the poor with wealthier nations. The poem portrays the nativity as a lesson in charity, critiquing affluent societies like America for ostentation while urging true giving to those in need.

John Spain Rathbond Irving America Christ

Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation

Claire Pomeroy presents a social triangle at a seaside club where Jerry Haines, Mona French, and Todd Hickman navigate romance, jealousy, and class tension. Mona, a glamorous divorcee, shadows Todd while Jerry battles rising anger as Adele Haines contemplates infidelity and a richer rival lures Todd away, setting a caustic tone for youthful desire.

Claire Pomeroy Ledobn B Dille Do National Newspaper Service Jerry Elaings Jack Tillany Jerry Todd Hickman Tiffany Adele Haines Dexter Haines Mona French Todd Wickman Jiffany Mona Wfe Ramsay Tony Dick Hartman Ted Erickson Ted Todd Bee Jerry Short

Winter Song and a Teen Romance Scene Feature

A fragment from a winter themed verse, paired with a dramatic scene where Bee critiques Jerry and a ride invitation triggers a bet. The dialogue hints at a romantic triangle with Todd and the Tiffany man, ending with a note that the story continues.

Nervous Folks Need This New Discovery

An advertisement for Lifetone Tablets by Robert Drug Co promises to ease nervous conditions. It claims the tablets improve energy, vigor, and mood with a 72 tablet bottle costing $1.00 and offers a money back guarantee through Robert Drug Co or any live wire druggist.

Robert Drug Co Lucione

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