Concert listings across the nation from WEAF to WEAF era radio
A dense OCR record lists radio programs, orchestras, concerts, and talks from cities including Des Moines New York Philadelphia Detroit Chicago and Boston. It names stations WABC WEAF WEAO WLS WLW and many ensembles such as Goldkette's Orchestra and Lepez Orchestra along with times and program types like dinner concerts recitals and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VOX & Wir
Detroit
Goldkette’s Orchestra
Philadelphia
Raneas City
Garland
Weaf ” Wews
Boston
Big Brother
Lucie Stockdale
Sopratro
WBZ
Springfield
Markete
MAC Forum
Keisman
Anna Wellman
Arthur Clifton
WSAI
Cincinnati
WEAF
WGR
Buffalo
Statler Orchestra
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Sullivan
Valley Mandolin Club
WGN
WLIS
Chicago
Uncle Walt
WPG
Atlantic City
Bradford HW. S. Glee Club
Boston University
Columbus
wNac Boston
Glee Club
Dr Cunningham urges carless Saturdays to boost shoppers
Dr M W Cunningham urges Amarillo business men to leave autos at home on Saturdays. He argues downtown parking drives shoppers away and that wives or children should drive or men should walk to work. He praises courtesy and exercise, noting many car owners rely on their automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Cunningham
M. W. Cunningham
Cunningham
Biscuits That Melt In Your Mouth Win Big Cash Prize
Chicago contest winners include Mrs. Mary E. Morse grandmother of old fashioned cooking. Her winning biscuit recipe earned 1000 cash and claim to taste like angel food cake. Instructions use flour cream of tartar baking soda salt lard and milk baked ten minutes to golden brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary E. Morse
New York Day by Day By 0. 0. Me
Cupid pulls strange shots along Broadway as a 21 hour bride emerges from a cabaret. A show girl leaves back stage work for a married life with a blind vendor. Tales of unsteady affection mix with idle gossip as New York reveals curious marriages and oddities in cafes and streets. Charles Schwab visits a Fifth Avenue shop and notes ordinary courtesy cannot be found. Hotel clerks and box office staff exhibit detached attitudes toward the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cupid
Broadway
Love
Charles Schwab
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Schwab
Albert Keljer
Ritz Hotels
America
Leonard Bergman
A. E B. Erlanger
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rheumatism Prejudice Rebutted in Medical Note
A fragment argues rheumatism cannot exist and mocks preconceptions about treatment. The text mentions suffering and a doctor’s apparent critique of “true preecruption” and related remedies, with garbled terms suggesting medical debate or advertisement language from an older publication.
Traveling secretary offer ends in New York pitch
Cyrus Wade presses Mary Forrest to consider a bold break from her Ardmore Suite routine. He outlines a traveling secretary role with his wife while hinting at a personal proposal as she types scenes from his latest novel. Mary wavers between opportunity and loyalty to her dull office life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Wade
Ardmore
Miss Forrest
Mary Forrest
Mary
Mary Reed
Marte
Maem
Belere
Guuwenty
Cyrus
New York
Sid Cyrus
Shadow the Weasel and two legged hunters threaten forest life
In a Burgess tale the feared Shadow the Weasel is contrasted with two legged hunters who kill for sport. Mrs. Quack warns Peter Rabbit that human hunters kill for pleasure, leaving many wounded and dead, and predicts grim times for feathered folk. Copyright 1926 by T. W. Burgess. The next story: Farmer Brown's Boy Speaks His Mind. Wespack Fertilizer ad and bicycle tires appear at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadow the Weasel
Keene
Mrs. Quack
Mr. Quack
Shadow
Peter
Weasel
Honker
Peter Rabbit
T. W. Burgess
Farmer Brown
Mary weighs future as she accepts new job offer
Mary faces finances and choice as she contemplates leaving her current life for a new position. She recalls Teddy, a bare salary, and the chance to save. A brown eyed man remains unnamed in idle dream, while she resolves to accept Mr Wade's offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Mr. Wade
Eaid Mary
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Ymoemey Arene
Lastere
Central Stenderd
Ter
St Loub
Peegran
enKaco
Merwe
Mednight
Lavernment Rule wHo
Des Moines
Wave
Pyramid
WOAW
Omaha
Waldorf Ochestra
Harvesters Eskiiros
Got—Knecht
Orch
Davenport
Moline
LeClaire
Fort Worth
Lush Institute
WFAA
Dallas
Verte
Washington
Ea New
WMG
Atresia
ONRC
Calgary
heehee _ KPO
San Francisco
Gers Hebestra
Serene Ubwartet
Cateria Ore Beatre
WSB
Atlanta
Atlante
West Point
Canteria
WLW
CNRM
Montreal
WOR
Newark
Mutic
United Press
WHAS
Louisville
Wear
Cleveland
Vincent Percy
WMBF
Miami
Dare
Wey
Schenectady
Salon
Gwgy Orchestra
KTHS
Lawisro
WEBH
Oriele Orchestra
Moaoseheart
WFBG
Altogna
Capitol Orchestra
Armory
Tribune
WRVA
Richmond
Burg
Nigit
WAHG
Wsul Woo
WLIT
Cnra Cnre
NRT
CRRV
CNAW
CKCL
CFCF
KFAB
THE
Amarillo Globe
Aneeratet Peres
Renee
Amarilio
Cannik
Oor
MAM
DAILY
Texas, Oklahoma
New Mexico
Tomer
Hhapter of
Opportunity
Luella
Wilbet
Rte
Amy
By Thorsten W. Hargess
F. L. Beer
Speier
Carey Serhornen
Agad
Romie
Growere
Wom
Mathew’s Fish Market
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