Radio Program Listings Across United States, 1925
A sprawling schedule lists radio programs by station and city for March 11 1925 Central Standard Time. Entries include WLW WCCO WHA WGN WLS WQSX WCAE WTAS WHAS and many others detailing talks music lectures and orchestras with times from late afternoon into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
CIN’ Ati
Milner
Clifford Lang
Ereberger
Lyric
WCCO
MPLS
Atwater Kent Anieta
South Dakota
George Osborn
Eddie Manstedter
WHA
Madison
Girle’ Glee Club
WGN
Chicago
Don Bester
WLS
Heal
Ft . M
Musica
Sidnight Revue
lInsomnia Club
Wqs
Williams
Balarkewage GaichGo
Chicago Theatre Organ
WMAQ
WCEE
Elgin
WTAS
WHAS
Louisville
K & I Terminal Orchestre Woc
Davenport
Sandman
Mra
Frank W. Biliett
Niles Peterson
WHO
Des Moines
Stg
Reese-Hughes
Cowper
Theatra
WHO Radio Orchestra
Stars
KFAB
Lincoln
Trinity Orchestra
Ruth Zimmerman
Nebraskans
KTHS
Hot Springs
Meyer Davis
Fiecer
Fort Worth
Tactless Texan notes in Texas political ruckus and theater gossip
The column riffs on Lee Bivins and party bull talk, theater goers, a foot that went to sleep, a burglar joke, Mormon quips, Lubbock Avalanche brag, and street scenes in Amarillo. It blends local figure chatter with city anecdotes and a grim witticism about escaping the cruel world.
War Gains and Losses From World War Results
The Globe outlines postwar outcomes for Uncle Sam England France and Persia excluding details on territory and resources. It lists England acquiring 1 607 053 square miles and 365 million people while France gains 402 392 square miles and 4 million inhabitants with regional resources and reparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
England
Persia
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Arizona
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
France
Saar Valley
Alsace-Lorraine
Germany
The Fear of War and Market Hint in One Notice
In a compact opinion, Richard Washburn Child predicts Europe’s fatigue over conflict and the unlikely return of war, noting Germans’ burdened mood and widespread antiwar sentiment. The piece closes with a furniture ad urging readers to shop Texas Furniture Co. for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Richard Washburn Child
Mr. Childs
Flower
Joint-Base Promises Fast Relief for Stiff Joints
An old newspaper ad touts Joint-Base Joint-Ease for spinal comfort and movability. It claims to limber the spine, help stiff swollen joints, and offers a 60 cent tube at City Drug Store with pharmacists selling the product daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint-Base
Quite Interesting Puzzle No 121 From Boyd
Crossword puzzle by J. C. Boyd features numerous clues with varied word lengths and partial phrases. Entries include 1-swords 6-first appearance 11-atmosphere 12-moulding machines 15-taste yeaseret 1s-prejudice and many more across sections. readers decipher terms such as suffix meaning agent and chemical hints amid a dense grid.
Paris Reverie Through Fashion and City Life
Paris descriptions capture a day by day stroll through Champs Elysees with vivid scenes of fashion, bathhouses, and cafe routines. Mentions Lanvin Patou tailoring shifts toward men, and Parisian luncheon customs contrast with New York pace as elegant observers note clothes, detours, and a sense of refined joie de vivre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Champs Elysnes
France
Valet de Chambre
America
New York
London
Lanvin
Patou
New Paris
Word for Beginners in Crossword Solving
Advice on solving crosswords by scanning horizontal and vertical clues for words that fit the grid. Readers can build a foundation as fit words interlock to unlock tougher entries.
New State Highway Now Runs Through Claude
Claude March 10 Special to The Globe the state highway commissioners designated the road between Claude and Panhandle as a state highway. The 17 mile stretch will now be state funded instead of county. The change connects Fort Worth and Denver along with Santa Fe routes aiding southbound tourists to reach Carson county oil fields and other Panhandle areas, saving about fifty miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Claude
State Highway Commissioners
Panhandle
Armstrong
Carson
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe
Carson County
Dunn Brothers Facing Double Murder Charges
Federal and state agents questioned Byron Eustice and Bob Dunn and their brother and nephew in Wins ton after the deaths of federal agent William Collips and deputy Samuel Duhon. Byron and Eustice Dunn are charged with murder. Bob Dunn and William Burge are named accomplices. District Attorney J J Roberts predicted more evidence would be available within 36 hours. Massed piano concert reserved seats on sale at Collins Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lake Charles
Dunn
Winston
Dunn Brothers
William Burge
William B. Collips
Samuel E. Duhon
Byron
Eustice Dunn
Bob Dunn
Burge
J. J. Roberts
Dunns
Collins Drug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Telephones News Department
Business Department
BY Mail
KOA
Rialto Orchestra
Universiy
Giles Club
Lyric Quartete
Joe Mann
CNBC
Calgary
KGO
Oakland
St. Francis Orchestra
KLX
Doro Havney
Dorothy Talbot
Wolohan
San Francisco
Seiger'shestra
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hickman
University of Southern California
Dr. Mars Baumgartt
KFI
Herald
Patrick-Meigs
KGW
Portland
Celburn
WCBD
WOAW
WFAA
WMO Nrw
CNRA
CNET
Wre
WHAZ
Levening
Lee Bivins
Poli Street
Cain
Fair Theater
Richards
O. W
Miss Smith
Broadway
Headquarters
Salt Lake City
Lubbock
Anton
Littlefield
Pik Street
Tack
Bivins-Fisk-Harris
Texas Furniture Co
Sondy Highlands
County Farm
James A. Bush
East Sth Street
Twaddell
Lincoln Paints
West 6Th St
JDR
H. D. Whittington
Suite J. Western
Bivins Building
Polk and
Fifth Streets
W. D. Oliver
M. D
Puckett Building
Dimmitt
Hereford
Wera
West Caves
Elk Hotel
Canyon
J. E. Sargent
Dad
Coppegh
Usted Fenn
S & Wapiti
Buck
J. C. Boyd
McIntyre
West Texas
Adler-Collegian
West
Amarillo College of Music
Taylor
Emil F.myers
The
East Fourth Street
Bicycles
Stafford
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