There are nineteen additional ads today, all from 
September 1992, plus two more Random Pages gallery additions from Peach Sections 
of The Blade, both by Tom Ensign. The first one is a Thursday, 9/17/92 story about Jim Tichy, "Bring Out the Candles for Ch. 24's Veteran" which also includes two other i
tems about Toledoans on prime-time TV shows. The second one is a Friday, 9/25/92 story, "WBGU Gets a Shot in the Budget Arm." There's one addition to the the Channel 24 gallery, a Sunda
y, 9/20/92 ad for The Editors, "Should Toledo Secede From Ohio?" There are four "Channel of the week" additions to the ToledoVision 5 gallery, starting with a Monday, 9/14/
92 ad for "Runaway Train" on The Big Show. Next is a Tuesday, 9/15/92 ad for an Atlanta
Braves vs. Cincinnati Reds game, followed by a Wednesday, 9/16/92 ad for Matlock and a Thursday, 9/17/92 a
d for their afternoon block of children's shows, Ca
sper, Popeye, Mighty Mouse and Alvin and the Chipmunks. The rest of today's ads are additions to the Buckeye CableSystem gallery, starting with a
Friday, 9/18/92 ad for CableSytem Family Zoo Day, which included a free pass to the Toledo Zoo for one child. Next is another 9/18/92 ad, for "Movie Madness" on the Movie Channel, followed by five VH-1 "channel of the week" ads. There's a Sunday, 
9
/20/92 ad for Prime Time Music Mix, a Monday, 9/21/92 ad for Sex Symbols, a Tuesday, 9/22/92 ad (Hits, News, and Weather), a Wednesday, 9/23/92 ad for V
H-1 By Request, and a Saturday, 9/26/92 a
d (Country). There's also a Thursday, 9/24/92 full-page ad (Call Now!...Watch Tonight!), similar to a 9/19/91 ad. and a Friday, 9/25/92 ad for 
the Battle of Champions with Jimmy Connors 
and Martina Navratilova, on Impulse pay-per-view. N
ext are four more "channel of the week ads," for the Family Channel, a 
Sunday, 9/27/92 ad for Family Edition, a Monday, 9/28/92 ad for Life Goes On, a Tuesday, 9/29/92 ad for Young Riders, and a Wednesday, 9/30/92 ad for Father Dowling Mysteries. The last ad today is a Monday, 9/28/92 ad for Larry King Live, with Ross Perot. 
October 1992 ads, from the online archives of The Toledo Blade are on the way...