New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1926, Page 2

JANL 1926, | need for legslations the in 1 nlr AsLre The bill gives the government surlsdiction over all phases of radio ommunicatin as they relate to in- n-m ate and foreign commerce and | the secrefary expressed bellef that | “federal supremacy Wy uhmlm-ly essentlal if this system of com- munication I to ha preserved anrl advanced.” Government control over licenses and wa: lengths, as now in cffect in the commerce de- | partm provided. | P there are now | nsting stations in . Hoover said there 89 wave lengths to be among them, with| o wave lengths below | a8 n singer in a| cabaret, the it of finan. But from Pittsburgh _imnm LA 1S NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, [was sonding her 410 4 from | Sure Relief FHIN IS L) it ‘New Legitin Abslty Es FOR INDIGESTION QH[ WON'T []IE ) J. 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M i the exacting well worth $1,500. 1l e A DY T Donpush ot hn | card of compensation and | ppeared in the nerease for : of the board. count of the work doue t con, which requires technica work 18 impol and the job ig HARITCRD “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” This True Story Is Based Upon the Disillusion- ment of Mrs. Crisp As Fully Set Forth In Her Letter Which Appears Further Down This Page S RS {J. D. DONAHUE Voice Cuilure Voiecs tested Tuesiaxs wnd Fridays .t 9 p.m. Studio 3818-2. and record keeping. | been an appeal from work since Mr To her surprise he showed her that there was » 7 asingle objectionable word or s 7 in True Story Magazine. (See Mee, Crisp's letter in the panel belor.) True Story’s Three Sister Publications Contents of February Issues: Then there is the case of Doris. Had she known how casily a young girl may be fooled by men—if she had thought twice before matching her inexperience against the cunning of a man of the worl e would have avoided the dangerous situation in which she found herself. Her own story, “Her Caveman Lover, appears in the February True Story Magazine. Or read the startling confession of the man who, sick in body and mind—seeks forgetfulness in drink —only to find that he has driven his wife into the arms of another man. No trueife story holds a more powerful lesson for both men and women. RS.Irene Crisp of Kawende, Manitoba,gasped in amazement. There in the arm chair sat her husband reading True Story Magazine. M. C. LeWitt's UPSTAIRS JEWELRY SHOP Room 4 299 Main Street New Phone 3100 M She had never read a copy of True Story in her life because she had been led to believe that it was not a refined magazine, that some of the stories in it dealt with things nice people did not discuss, that in places it was indelicate, if not immoral. And now to find the man she had married reading magazine.” She could scarce believe her eyes. “that awful Dream World Her Cup of Bitterness My Masked Lover Foolish Wives Hearts’ Salvation When a Wife Doubts To Have Loved and Lost When My Ship Comes In Broken Promises And 5 Other Stories At her exclamation of shocked amezement he handed her the book, saying: “My dear! Read every story in this magazine and then prove to me that a single one is immoral. It contains nothing but the expe- riences of human beings like ourselves. If we can learn by the experience of others, isn't that better than having to go through it ourselves?” Taking his advice, she read it slowly, critically, thoroughly. WE CLEAN TVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN work calls for much 7 180 interview , Yet these are but three of the seventeen big, help- ful, inspiring features in the Funmar) issue of True Story Magazine. Other Thrilling True Life Narratives are: Why I Shall Never Marry His Misjudged Wife When A Woman Loves What Price Virtue? The Unwanted Woman * When Men Betray Broken Homes Faithless Men When Souls Are Tried Salvaged Souls Tongues of Flame And Three Other Stories NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING COMPANY 24 Tremont Strret Telephone 530 DENTIST Dr. A. B. Johnson, D.D.S, Dr. T. R. Johnson, D.D.S. X-RAY, GAS and OXYGEN Box 120, Kawende, P. O, Manitoba, April 16th, 1925 rk of ( 1 the r 1 gum ourts B J. Danberg e wsing dutiee e Dear Sir:— 1 was sixteen when my first lecture was administered for even thinking of reading True Story Magazine. Mother was very scvere, Father, more so. The result was that | wouldn't so much as look at a True Story Magazine. Three years later, married and scttled, I came upon my husband, ing the very magazine | had been taught . was ebsolutely immoral. “I jumped 2il over him.” He replied, “My dear! Read every story in this book and prove to me where one is immoral. It contains nothing but the experiences of ordinary humans like ouucl\.cs 1f we can f::am by the experience of others, unr that better than having to go mmugh it ourselves? D!Ml STUDE”T lS BELIEVED KIDNAPED Youth Belleyed Deseribing lnhv!dza On Sale the 15th True Romances o bosry Month A Fight Against Love Which Did She Choose? False Pride She Mistrusted All Men His Wife Understood The Love Thief Dream Lover One Dreadful Night 1 Neglected My Wife The Mystery Behind Her Eyes Locked Out And 5 Other Stories Search as she would she could not find a single sen- tence or word that was in any way objectionable. On the contrary never had she read such thrilling, delight- ful stories. Each one rang with truth. Each contained a moral so powerfully driven home as never to be forgotten. Never had she been so entertained, so deeply moved, so wonder- Temple University Author of Note Captors Ja BATTERY WINTER STORAGE 5¢ a menth P. & V. TIRE BATTERY == 261 Myrtle St. Phone ! P Upon his urging, I rea staunch supporter of True of others has broadened 1 it. Since then I have been a and the bitter experience nd and softened my heart. Every issue of True Story is good. Long may it live! Story Magazine for February is now on thl new . Its vivid, forceful, soul- stirring narratives will fire your imagination and gnp your interest as only Truth, frankly revealed, cando. The newsstand supply of True Story is always quickly exhausted. 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