The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1922, Page 29

Ne. Radio Brings Music | From the Lamp Socket —— Gen. Squier’s Discovery, Signal Lighting and Officer Believes, Will Revolution- _ Power ize Many Activities,and Politicians Or Gel Are Already Making Speeches Concerts to Their Constituents From and Washington by the Use of Radio Apparatus. HH HH iy HH By John D. Erwin (New York Evening World) by Press Publishing Co Operas Copyright, The radio will bring the best music, with its helpful influ- ence, to the bedside of the sick; it will spread culture and educa- tion among all classes of people; it will remove the isolation of the rural home and bring the nation into closer bonds of union ‘this is the vision of the future as “Hotels will find it pos seen by Major Gen. George O. Squier, Mt t : music of eee - . main dining room to eve Chief Signal Officer of the United 11, euests so desire, t Slates Army and one of the foremost the realm of wireless ble to trans- el's electric radio amplifiers ing the h stalling room.” fefentists in sHohtabeeh tad dh Squier sees the possibility of almost limitle: He is int the “It seems to me that every sick room can have the ts which k benefit of music," with thin said Gen, Squier, cy he “plugged be next on the prog: in’ of office invention. tric cil patel In a room t Dien adl taeda ef Signal O: in WwW ition whieh is ” munication 1 mt campaigning Why Not Look Your Best? ‘——By Doris Doscher.— (Now ¥ i i Y dear Miss Doscher: r M 1 am a girl eighteen years of age, weighing rout 125 pounds. | am vary wit short, only 4 feet 11 inches tail : Sees Now, Milas r pik Pe Doscher, do ik you think | ” a can help my ie s i self ig any Nae ; way to gro taller t : 1 owill _ Nae ‘ be indebted to etat ow 1 you for the ad- of \ vice. 1 exer Inte cise, hut to gee extent vt of a weakness of the 1 also have very Would you telling me just what | may use to reduce them? (Rik: You are rather ut hy keepin arge facial pores. d learning to b gt u Lam sure find this a handic ow tall tanding and- sitting xercises: but the f By Marguerite Mooers Marshall Copyright, 19 3 World), by BP: New York Event 88 Publist Perhaps the reason why first love has obtained such an undeserved reputation for supremacy is because by the time lovers know better they know too much to talk! AN for cen time nd he mined to hog both role n the vorcin; friend we haven't m first mention of his st en a marri s cy the 13 th i \ us al th nd Maxims of a Modern Maid} CAN | SHOW You OUR CORSETS Py a / ENGr tt —— un THIS WON'T DOD \iS 100. fg \ Copyright, 1923, tow York Bvening World) by Press Pub. Oo, Ves, UT IY VERY HARD To PLEASE | = /HOW TO RUN YOUR HOME ——— How to Make a Beauty Parlor of Your Kitchen; oe Making Use of Appliances That Lessen Labor Will Help the Homekeeper to Retain Youth and Beauty While She Works. 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