Names Printing in Newsrooms Across Distances
From the Denison Herald via the Amarillo Globe the editors note New York World and Times now print names of readers at events to please audiences. The piece argues this rural habit is not new and that readers across cities share a desire to see their names in print.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Herad
The
New York World
New York Times
Herbert Bayard Swope
World
Sam Jones
Podunk
Eph Perkins
Squashville
Messrs. Jones
Perkins
Hot
Stallings
Steenth Street
Gotham
Swope
the World and Times
New York
Main Street
Fifth Avenue
New York Seen Through Old-Time Outsider Eyes
A writer recalls ten years in New York with humorous contrasts between rural expectations and city reality. He debunks myths of elegance, notes practical details like two wheeled hansom cabs, Bowery legends, and Union Square’s early spring, while observing housing, parks, and Gramercy’s exclusivity and artistic residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam Lee
Hook & Hose Co
Broadway
Caruso
Diamond Jim Brady
Kid McCoy
Della Fox
The
Bowery
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Sinking Springs
Town Hall
Union Square
Daily Radio Program Listings Parade of Stations
A dense timetable lists Monday January 4 radio schedules across U.S. and Canada. Stations from KSD St Louis to WJAR Providence and beyond feature concerts, orchestras, lectures, dances, and opera segments with times in EST and CST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSD
ST. Louis
WHO
Des Moines
Grace DeGraf
WHO Dance Orchestra
New York
WOAW
Omaha
Randill
WCX
Detroit
WJR
WJR Jesters Klx
Oakland
Athens A
W. V. Kiltie
Lake Meritt Ducks
WOO
Philadelphia
Ritz Carlton Orchestra
WEAF
Rizzo
WMC Memphis
KGW
Portland
Tlinner
NEW
ORK
Waldorf Orchestra
Allen Tria
Viano
Gypsy
Vera
Mignon
Ben Bernese
WSUI
Owa
Radio College
WFAA
Dallas
Collins’ Orchestra
WBAP
Fort Worth
Trail Blazers
WCAE
Pittsburgh
William Penn
Sunshine Girl
Nixon
Aldine
WJZ
NYU
Levitow
Estey String Quartet
Leonard
Ssaia Jefferson Cnty
Christian College
Crag
Calgary
Rainbow Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta
KPO
San Francisco
Lind
WLW
Cincinnati
Visconti
Sleepy Hall
WOR
Newark
H. V. Kaltenborn
al Reid
Aronson
Crusaders
WLIT
Dream Daddy
Agreewaves
Stanley Theatre
Arcadia Orchestra
WTAM
Cleveland
Lombardo
WMBF
Miami Beach
Way
van Curter Orchestra
Albany Community Chorus
WBZ
Springfield
KOKA
Lenox Ensemble
Capitol Orchestra
Aleppo Drum Corpa
Bbs Aps
WERE
Roehr
Tackson Glee Club
Lopez-Statler Orchestra
WAHG
Richmond Hill
Studio Musicale
Zimmerman
KDKA
Kdka Little PB Ayanthony
WJAR
Providence
Stiudio
Atlantic City
KPRC
Houston
Texas Ramblers
KFKX
Hastings
Neb
WSM
Nashville
Pellettieri
Sandy Faces Divorce Threat in Turbulent Marriage
Sandy McNeil argues with Ben Murillo after vowing separation and divorce. He threatens a legal fight, while she asserts she will pursue freedom, revealing plans and peril in their strained marriage and a looming family reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy McNeil
Ben Murillo
Timmy
Sandy
Bob
Honolulu
Ramon Worth
Murillo
Burge ss Bedtime Tales Mystery of a Closed Door
Johnny Chuck explains when doors are closed and why it is done only with time and need. Peter Rabbit asks about summer closures and learns the rule involves guarding a digger’s attempt. A tension rises as characters reflect on trust and family ties in a serialized scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Tye
Alice
Isabel
Madeline
Ally
Ol Darling
McNeil
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Polly
Peter
Johnny Chuck's Closed Doors and the Digging Foxes
In the Green Forest Johnny Chuck reveals how he seals his home against Bowser the Hound and Reddy Fox. He describes using sand to block tunnels and a side bedroom to hide, outsmarting the diggers as Peter learns of Johnny Chuck’s clever defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowser the Hound
Reddy Fox
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Green Meadows
Farmer's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Press
Telephones News Department
Business Department
BY Mail Daily
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Harley
Davidson
Mutahox
Columbia
Cadillac
F. L. Beer
Miss Sweet
McIntyre
Grammercy Park
Gramercy
Players
Edwin Booth
the Square
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Drs. Wrather
Keys
Western Building
H. Wileman, Mer
United Press
WSA
KGO
WCCO
Third Infantry Band
WCAP
Washington
KFI
Los Angeles
O- Hennessy
KTHS
Hot Springs
New Arlington Orchestra
Lawson Reid
California Serenaders
Kansas City
School of the Air
Ooar's Radio Orchestra
Ww4j
WEE
Boston
Dig Brother
Alpha Trio
Scotty Holmes
KFAB
Lincoln
KWCR
Cedar Rapids
WHAD
Milwaukee
Marquette
WTAG
Worcester
WMAK
Lockport
WGHB
Clearwater
Fla
Fenway Orchestra
Radio Ramblers
WBAL
Baltimore
Orchestra
CNRA
CNRC
CNRE
CNRM
CNRO
CNRR
CNRT
WAIU
WJJD
WCBD
WEBH
WJY
KHJ
WQJ
Elenore Meher
Chapter
White House
Burgess
Ted
By Thornton W. Burgess
Bowser
T. W. Burgess
Central Renatre
Sondy Highlands
Country Farm
James A. Bush
East 5Th Street
J. J. Crume
Blackburn
Amarillo Hotel
S. E. Fish
Nunn Building
West Sixth Street
East Fourth
Splendid
Alley
App Y
East Fourth Street
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