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New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
.DIAGNOSE CASES BY USING RECORDS
Monograph Introduced as Aid
 to Physicians

Boston, June 10 LP}-Physicians soon will diagnose heart ailments by means of phonograph records. An invention which crowns IS years of study and experimentation by two noted physicians was demonstrated successfully to 100 doctors from all parts of the United States and Canada here for the first time yes terday.
 The test, conducted at the Massa- chusetts General hospital allowed the assembled physicians to listen simultaneously through individual stethescopes to heart beats engraved on a separate record.
 Drs. Richard c. Cabot Of Boston and Clarence Gamble of Philadel- phia intend that their invention shall be made accessible to physi- clans everywhere to allow individual practitioners to keep pace with studies of heart and lung diseases.
 A complete set Of records Of typi- cal cases covering thoroughly the field of cardiac and pulmonary dis orders will be made available for purchase accompanied by a booklet describing the cases. With these, the physician will be enabled to study and compare his own cases with those on the records.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
wRNY-NEW YORK-25

: Spor' rays. I:tu-Commerciai digest. studio artist. T:zn--Nagabond dance quartet -.4--Een Bornie's orchestra. s.15-Radio questions and ans"er'
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
uPC-ATIANTIC CITY-sOO

W S-4AA i4ah V T AD NrAA 'VN 6:15-Sport talk;news flashes. 6.45-Organ recital. 7-Morton dinner music. 7.3O-Hotel Ambassador dinner mu-
 sic. s:3O-Auction Bridge Game. 9-Traymore concert orchestra. I0-Dance orchestra. 10:3o-Traymore Grill dance orch. 11-McKnights dance orchestra.
 WGY-SCHENECTADY-370 6:30-Jack Denny's orchestra. 7:30-"Sidelights on Camping, ' Ber
 Wheaton. 7:45-Musical program. S:30-Marine band. 9:30-Royal Hour. 10:30-Two-p piano recital. I1:30-Organ recital.
 WHAM-ROCHESTER-27S 7:4n-Baseball scores. 7:45-Program from WGY.
 WGR-BUFFALO-S10 G:30-Dinner music. S-11-Joinrlp with WEAF.
 WNiAk-BUFFALO-2G6 7;15-Daily news. 7:S0-11:&0-Musicale. 11:30-Organ recital,
 WRC-WASHINGTON-460 S-Radio movie presentation. S:30-U. S. Marine band. l0-The Royal Salon orchestra. 10:S0-To be announced. 1t:3O-Mayor Davis Syncopators.
 MBAI-BaLTIMORE-246 7:30-WBAL dinner orchestra, S:3O-WBAL Sandman Circle. 9-Organ. q:30-WBAL Mixed Quartet. l0-WBAL Trio. KDKA-PITTSBURGH-3 6:3O-Symphony Players; hDkA
 Little symphony orchestra 9-Stockman-Farm news. 9:15-Farm program. 9:SO-Symphony Players, 11-Concert by the symptom!
 Players. 11:05-Pittsburgh Post program.
 WCAE-PITTSBURGH-46f 6:30--Dinner concert. 7:3o-Address '8:l5-Harvesters. 9-Eskimos. 1O-Silvertown Cord orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
Through tie Static

Conditions last evening were like Chinese joss sticks - punk. While the crashing was perhaps not as bad as the evening before, it was not exactly dumb, and the pro- grams somehow did not seem good enough to repay for listening to the anvil chorus as they did on Tues day night. There was also consid- erable fading, even on WIZ. How ever. there was one bright spot ill the evening which offset the other wise disappointing period spent re- yolving the dials. We heard NEAF' clearly with WTIC in full blast. True, Hartford butted in once in a while, but the downtown New York station miraculously out-yolumned the nearer one and gave us the marine band concert from Wash ington in very satisfactory manner. No wonder the fundamentalists be- ] lieve in miracles.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

1--JunIor Order night 1:&u-Rosiua Cappi, songs -:45-HcaIth talk, y-Wul Oaklauds orchestra, s:aJ-Brooklyu Letter Carriers
 nand. 4-Dinner. Deputy COmmissioner
 Stephenson, t0:2u-Leroy smirh's orchestra. ff:8g-EyergIades orchestra. lo mid.-Sophio Fuckers Play
 ground.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

The Musical Mirth Makers of Bert Dolan's recording orchestra were churning the ether waves about WBz Up at Springfield. Just back from making three records for the phonograph. they advertised this fact and said records, then gave us some clever novelties. Saxophonist Benson played a Swiss yodeling piece on his instrument; it was cleverly done. and the tones of the much -hooted sax were sweet enough to refute all its calumnia- tors. A piano accordion selection was also fine, but it was difficult 10 pick out the high spots in this snappy bunch.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
PRISONERS ARRESTED

Ossining. N. Y, June 10 tP@With the arrest of eight Sing Sing pris- oners last night, it was revealed that a tip from a trusty last night pre- vented the escape of IS inmates of the prison hospital. They had sawed the screen from window and were almost ready for their break for liberty. The names of the prls- oners were not revealed.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

Bee" by Bendix, the latter a lively piece that caught our fancy. Need less to say this came in with good power Hartford does that little thing every night in the week-ex- cept Tuesday.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

Calvus started to sing Lullaby" from "Jocelyn," and we decided it was piece suggesting a mode of action to be followed.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10
()l ION THE AIR N

banquet; Marie Tiffany, John Cor
 iglano.
 l0-Corradetti hour Of music; Pom
 chielh music.
 WNYC-NEW YORK-526 6-"Keeping Fit" Joe Buddy. 6:11-Herman Neuman, pianist. 6:3G-"J. c. Squires, American
 Poems" Professor Mott. 6;50-Market high spots; songs. 7:35-Resume Of meeting or Board
 of Estimate. 5-Gertrude Clauss. soprano; George
 Gut, tenor; Martha Reske, so
 prano; Willy Reskc baritone, in
 German songs. S:15-BasebaIl results. S:2o-German program. S;50-"The Lower House" Maurice
 Bloch
 9:05-Virginia Primer, songs. 9:35-selma Slotkin, pianist. Io:10-Lecture Service, Winter Rus
 sell.
 10:4Q-Police alarms; weather.
 WFBH-NEW YORk-273 6-Dotty Mclean, Leo Ford. 6:15-Automobile Routes, H. K.
 Naples. 6:30-Majestic String ensemble. 7-Yorkville Radio entertainers. 11:So-Castilllan Royal Entertainers I1:45-Sleepy Halls orchestra.
 WLWL-NEW YORK-28S S:So-McEnery' entertainers. 9-Question Box. 9:S0-Nell O'Brien, soprano. 9:45-St. Cecilia ensemble. 10-Samuel Grligan, tenor. 10:l0-John Marshall cellist. 1O:20-Castleton Instrumental Trio WBBR-STATEN ISLAND-273 S-Watchtower Violin Choir. 8:15-Stanley Gohlinghorst, bari tone. S:2o-Bible lecture, John DeFehr. $40 - Stanley Gohlinghorst, bari
 tone. S:50-WatchtoWer Violin Choir.
 WRsT-BAY SHORE-216 | S-Radiohans' dance orchestra. Erred Baumesiter guitar and harmonica. i 9:30-Billy Sternau, pianist. WOR-NEWARk- l 6:15-Bil Wathey, Sports" ] 6:30-JacQues Jacobs ensemble. 7:20-News bulletin.
 WNJ-SEWARK-252 7-Market reports; racing. 7:10-George Winthrop, baritono. ! 7:3o-Gustav Bischoff, pianist. 7:45-Hanson and Howard. 1 S-Sterns Ritz organ.
 WAAM-NEWAR i 6-Ernie Krickett's orchestra. , 7-"Sports." Major Tate. WODA-PATERSOS-22I ! 6-Pat Christello's dance orchestra. ] 8:15-Mid-wee devotional service. 9-The Michigander. | 9:15-Tenor, soprano, baritone. 1 10-Male quartet, soprano. l 10:30--Colonial entertainers. 11:15-Jimmy Murphys Owls. l2 mid-Silk City Rendezvous.
 WLIT-PHILlADELPHIA-395 7:30-Dream Daddy. WOO-PHILADELPHIA-50S 7:30-Dinner dance music.
 WFI-PHILADELPHIA-395 6:30-Concert orchestra. 7-Dance orchestra. ] 7:15-Keystone Automobile club. i S-Zillah Halstead, pianist. 1 S-11-Program fromWEAF.
 WIP-PHILADELPHIA-5OS 6:05-Dinner music. Roll call; birthday list; Collegi- ate Melody Boys.
 Sand and orchestra, Glen Mills School for Boys. i 9--Artist recital. 9:45-Artist recital. 10:05-Dancc music.
 WCAU-PHHADELPHIA-27S 6:30-Billy Hays orchestra.
 7:30-Snellenburg symphony orch. S-Saddler's Plantation Serenaders, S:30-Clifton' Anglers.
 s:45-The Randy Kids.
 9-Barry O'Moore, tenor.
 9:30-The Musical Chefs. 9:45-Professor Doolittle. 10-Sesquicentennial Hour. 11-Charlie Kerr's orchestra. I11:30-Club Madrid Revue. WHAR-ATLANTIC CITY-275 7:30--Address by P. W. HaYerstick S-Seaside Trio. 9-Studio concert. 11-Folies Bergere dance orch.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

The evening started prosaically enough for us with Emil Heim- burgers familiar trio at the Bond hotel through WTIC. We heard "Orientale" by Cui and The Busy
New Britain herald., 1926-06-10

The Shinola Boys at WEEI, Bos- ton, must have been playing for a florists convention, for the num- bers we heard were Let the Flow CTS Tell You" and "Black-Eyed Su, san." Going back to WIZ we found the Imperial Imps cutting up Where the Watermelons Crow" but the fading made the growth Of the fruit rather ierky. The Reduc- ton Day orchestra was no bargain from WNAC. Boston. reception be ing very faltering. Lucille Dorwltz soprano, and Julia Moreno, violin iste, were given an average pro- gram from WRNY. New York, about this time. but it was getting time for the Associated Press hour at WIZ so we hustled over 10 it.
 W. J. Cambrige was the "A. P" man at the microphone last night, and he told a very interesting story of the way his organization handles big news. He told Of the risks the operators and typists take, mention ing in particular one hero who stuck 10 his machine throughout the Santa Barbara disaster until the very building where he was To- cated began 10 crumble, when he transferred his office to an automo- bile and kept pounding away that the anxious world might have the news as soon as possible. Feeling linked in some mysterious manner with this hero. we felt quite exalted and dauntless ourselves. This sen sation left us suddenly when Max
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
MONTAGUE GLASS:

at SEE big moving picture monair. says there amt
thing luck, Mawruss" Potash remarked the
morning wouldn't surprised if right
because all the people which abuot dealings with
moving picture miltonsires had any luck"
well, millionaire moving picture otherwise amt going
admit that his millions luck instead Of good judgment
Abe" the average
who bought international thirty ago,
him talk Abe, you'd think fingers
watching climb hundred fifty You'd also
think that except for whole lot quick wouldn't
sold hundred and thgh that practically anybody
but financial genius like him would have let go
twenty eight and then sold, understand fact, Abe
amt objection being thought people
have who worth only downward
far and including dollars than
that"
'How much property lays It his
good Judgment" Abe asked
Every little" replied he has to be in the red still
before he lays luck A Abe among other
mfounes cassed hard prison hold
stomach trouble from eating welsh rabbits night
broken neeks from driving automobile sixty
other words Abe everything which happens to man for showing
judgment called luck anything which happens to
account of being shot with luck called good Judgment
OTHER WORDS MIXED UP
well for that matter. Mawru judgment amt the
only two words which could mixed according people
them" Abe "ast week when was on
jury Mawruss, for bootleggng and when his
lawyer talked about him. he used ought
have elected the teller States Senate and
when the district attorney talked him. described the teller
being second Gp the Blood only quite refined his
actions"
"And what the RESULT" asked
ave disagreed five thought that prohibition
and another five Of thought prohibition meant
nStsmperance." Abe replied
"And how about the remaining two?" Morris inquired
They had such terrible headaches from they'd
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
Potash and Perlmutter Discuss
Luck Us. Judgment

claimed that he would evouonze the moving picture industry
anyhow far the advertising concerned"
"At that, Mawruss whether man
patriot advertiser just long he makes his
advertising with his patriotism yunderstand" Abe observed at
also probably Napoleon
tised, Mawruss should certainly
date especially all the relations of the he slaughtered
longer alive Napoleons bluff, buffng"
ADVERTISERS PHILANTHRoPIsTs.
"But the other hand Mawrus when ques-
ton whether Ralph Gps
denfre Gp the big suit manufacturers advertisers phil
anthrop understand" Abe continued I would prefer
decide the matter ohand without going their books with
certified public anyhow looking at their 1925 income
tax report As general thing Mawruss suit manufacturer like
Ralph Schudene good accounts by wearing
white bow tie and making speeches meetings of the Federation
Of charities which he asks his competitors TO until it hurts
Furthermore Mawus being president Of the Fanny Hrs
kind Home for Indignant Females understand Harris Gps amt
exactly peudicng Schudene Gips' chances Of getting few
Of customers from especially Eddie JOEL their de-
sgner copies practically all styles and cheaper peice
goods"
Therefore Mawruss" say "you exactly
tell whether schudenfre Clips charitable because they're
ch yundersand whether they're rich because they're char
table"
"We, any rate Abe whole lot Of vdders and orphans
beneing by schuldenfrei Gips charity if advr
Using" Morris ad gets benefited by bluelaw
publicity except the bueaw rfoer? The result is Abe that
nobody will believe reformer amt advertiser until get
law put through to license such reome and make them change
the color and number Of their plates every first of the
1t would also help the reform along too
Everybody getting seeing by Wayne
B. Wheeler and the Rev. John Roach Saton that nobody
attention them than another advertisement
by international Biscuit company Buproof hosiery But if
them by c. 1926 Y. 1926
Commercial O1O yunderand then that these here
statements being made call attention the reform and
the reformer"
you can't blame refomers they TO make the
United States cleaner country, Mawruss"
DON'T" Morris concluded, Gust il don't become
w N''' CcoDy4snt 1926 b. tn. Bell synals.. Incl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
The Fable of the Enjoyable Vacation Taken at Home

Change of Costume clear down the Rigging have arranged
build into the Hot House Replica the usual Bed
the typical Tourist Hotel have gone so far as to
order Cake of Everlasting Soap and alter the Plumbing so that
the Tub be filled the Day. may have Trouble in
locating any Mosquitoes but if they be had will get
them Also the Setting will be conved that by looking in any
Direction you will Stuffed Fish, In the SemDstance half
concealed by the uxuriant Growth will be Window Dummies
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
TwiII Have Seed 60. w.. By = &C. On
Piece Suits"

draped in late and expensive and exceedingly bre Gowns Of the
summary Description You what my Thought isto
provide you with every possible Reminder Of overcrowded
Caravansary at the Height of a hectic Season"
at doesn't sound like much persisted his wife Am sup
posed sleep in the Room during this imaginary Visit to The
Land of Sunshine:"
"You know it! And you will have Pillow which viii be
all right unless you happen get into your Ear What's
will that many giggng NghtHawks stand outside OF
your Door and talk Of the Night Everything is going be
Realistic. Regular Belasco Stuff"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

drunk the night before that they couldn't opinion
the ohe Abe sad after arguing for couple of hours
whether Colonel Mitchell patriot advertiser
yundeand decided that couldn't agreeparuary about
Colonel Mitchell"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

They Had Such Terrible Headaches Cocktails
The Night Before That They Couldn't Give Opinion
The Other.
man advertiser patriot a phanthro
Is and particularly advertiser statesman, Abe is
g winch amt finally decided in his lifetime understand,
usually the only reason the after his lifetime Abe
IS that he's dead and has left off advertising Only the day.
for instance reading where Napoleon big emperor
handled his publicity with Glass;
cency understand that he today understand me- It
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
FISH, JAZZ AND BELL-HOPs.

you forget he reminded her you forget that about
Hour you would retire small Apartment furnished with
Pine Bedstesd Chairs and Calendar and make complete
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

ONCE there Business Slave whose much Better Halt
all everish pick up and go far South as the
Tickets would carry them She had been reading those
PmTree Ads which show improved Garden of Eden deco
rated Idle Rich until she fair Cuckoo This Woman
had lurking Desire her Picture the Rotosavure Sec
along Cluster of those camerashy Celebrities wearing
that rudy Facial Tint which be acquired only in the Locker
Room of hghcass Country Club She wanted to go where
Night was turned Day and Day turned into Massage
Treatment She wanted step Such the Cold Facts IN
the Case
Now this Typical American Husband disposed to give
Sweee every thing of Reason but he sitting IN
Game of High Finance which Player dared to look out of
the Window wipe his Spectaces leave alone taking long
Journey She afraid go alone for fear that some one might
take her for Widow and want dance with her. She could not
dig up Female Relative Acquaintance who wasn't either too
Staid and Conservative short Snappy Wardrobe Be
sides Party of Two Persons when both acting Chapeon
never did develop any Excitement the whole Situation was very
1,~d~
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
IMPORTED ATMOSPHERE.

The provider knew that she mopng over the Prospect
of being penned up $4,000 Prison. with only four Servants
to wait and Place go except Theaers Moving Pic
lures Musicaes Bridge Parties Receptions Dog Shows Art kx
hbits Auction Sales of Antique Furniture. So he tried to
frame Scheme give her. right at home some of the celestial
Delights of which she being cheated of his selfish
Ambition to avoid going into Bankruptcy
When had laid all of his Plans he dvuged them to her
follows He said of the Question for them to think of
trapsng off the Tropics but he had fixed give her
of the Thrills which she would get almost anywhere between
Jacksonville and Panama
Listen Honey he began II have arranged with Mr. Viii
gus of the Wgus Floral Company the of their large
Conservatory We sit under the high Dome and be entirely
surrounded by Palms Rubber Plants and Orange Trees The
Temperature viii be well above Ninety very
gtes June Stuff including the Sailor Straws and White Shoes
When get thoroughly Seaheaed and surrounded by all
of that equatorial Vegetation the Illusion will be convincing
hs very well imagine ourselves to be away off yonder
the dreamy Southland which is just dreamy any
Boiler Factory you listened to-"
you certainly mapping Gay Time for me-" said
skepca Mus What would be the big Idea in sitting under
lot of shetering Palms for Hours at a Timer"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03
JUST A GOOD IDEA GONE WRONG.

ut isn't any ones Idea of Lark but it of the large
incidental Features But don't become impatient You haven't
heard the Half of it AS sit there baskng in the Warmth
will have several Cues wigg by in their OnePece Suits This
will give you say What the Young People
of these Days coming to Then order keep right up with
you will say don't know, which will be the Truth and also
about Important of the Remarks overheard Bath
ing Beach,"
The Scenario not appeal me- said Wife giving
him of those Looks
A you haven't even yet learned of all the aluring De-
Five Hundred Feet with Ocean Frontage for Eight Thousand
Dollars Front Foot wheeupon you will Yawn and say, No. if
build at all, want Big Place Bear in mind, that is
just easy send Cooed Cards from synthetic
Pssde would be from any Of the Places you wish visit
And you don't have travel Hundreds Miles in order
the American Plan.
Il will it that while you this supposious Spree
you will subsst entirely small Side Dishes of Canned Goods
and float your Cereal in Milk which made by melting White
Powder You will be expected complain about the Service
fact if you into the Spirit of this Thing Fundamentally
You will be pleased learn that practically all of the usual Ex
peences be manufactured right here in the Frozen North
Before married YOU, said tine Good Woman "An of my
Relations warned that you Eccentric but do recall
that any tipped off that you plumb Cone
Il afraid it wouldn't go through said he very humbly
The Trouble couldn't work long Railroad Ride Mess
OF Scandal employ sufficiently large Corps of Gin Pedders
But cheer up! Mebbe go next Year
That's what you've said every since the War BY the
Time you get ready, there won't be Standing Room"
diator.
Copyright
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-03

while going through with this idotc Performance am
supposed any People indulge in Conversation she
inquired
THAT has all been provided for While you sitting there
among the CocoaNuts will loose of these newfangled
Talking Machines which just twice loud as Paul Whiteman
impossible Chat in the Presence of jazz you will be
just well off if you entirely surrounded by the Elite of
Omaha South Bend and New York City AS Substitute for the
Talk which is usual every Center of Gaiey will permit you
read the Ratings of all First Families down in Dun
and Bradseet AS further Preventive of Ennu will have
Coored Boy in Blue Uniform and stand in front of you
every few Minutes For Reason whatever you will hand him
Two Bits Or you wish hear him say Thank you will be
advisable to slip him One Buck
THAT my Idea of Lark she said hiring Bell Hops
to go away"
, 1926-06-02

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