Global curiosities mix in dizzying news bites
A rapid string of mostly unrelated items crosses the wire from Detroit to New York and beyond. The reports touch on politics, revolutions, science, diplomacy, theater, and society with brief quips about Izzy Einstein Moe Smith and General Andrews, a Texas governor, a Peggy Joyce divorce, a new element dvimagan, and overseas travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpy
Prasy
Detroit
Izzie Einstein
Moe Smith
Andrews
Www.c. T. U
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
United States
Texas
Alexander Richmond
Union College
New York
Paris
Count Morner
Peggy Joyce
Prague
East Africa
H. A. R. Philp
London
House of the Lords
Geneva
League of Nations
Moscow
Lenin
Gertrude Atherton
Europe
Genoa
Italy
Coasi
Moses J. Julesian
Armenia
Genius and drink debate in New York literary circles
The essay argues drink and drugs influence some great writers yet sober exertion yields strong work too. It cites Poe, Stevenson, Wilde, Byron, O. Henry, and London, noting many successful modern writers and reporters rarely drink. It discusses narcotic use among leaders, the lure of stimulants, and the belief that genius can thrive without substances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poe
Stevenson
Swinburne
DeQuincey
Rosetti
Coleriidge
Nietzsche
O. Henry
Jack London
Wilde
Byron Sohbe
Byron
Maxwell Anderson
Broadway
Wednesday Radio Schedule Highlights From United Press
A compiled list of midweek radio features across networks from CFCA to WJZ includes chamber music, orchestras, and soloists at stations in Calgary Toronto Montreal Ottawa and more. Notable items feature the Hambourg Trio Hunter College Chamber Music Series and Barnard College programs with multiple time slots and station IDs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFAC
Calgary
CFCA
Toronto
Hambourg
Watson's Orchestra
CFCF
Montreal
Mounmi Royal Orchestra
CNRO
Ottawa
Market
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Wortade
KGW
Portland
Musicale
WJZ
New York
University of the Art
Leviten
Orchestra
The
Texans
Hunter College
WERC
Cincinnati
Hbook
WLIT
Philadelphia
Desio
WLS
Chicaco
WLS Theatre
Westminster Nartet
Emerson
WLW
Visconti
College of Music Orchestra
Dayton
Johanna Grosse
WMAQ
Chicago
WMAQO
WMBF
Miami Beach
WNYC
Jamaica Centre
WOC
Davenport
Sandman
Erwitn Swindell
WEAF
WOR
Newark
Lopez Orchestra
WOS
Jefferson City
Lincoln Univ
WQJ
Freedom or marriage pits Dorothy Carey in tangled affair
Dorothy Carey, editor at Woman's Apparel, resists marriage as she navigates jealousy and rumors. Jerry Martin pursues truth about her past with Harvey Collins while fearing a love affair may have altered their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carey
Woman's Apparel Magazine
Harvey Collins
Jerry Martin
Harvey
Jerry
Dorothy
Dodo
Miss Carey
Axou
Tie
Harvey Colins
What Dodo Chooses After Leaving Jerry
Dodo moves into a dreary back room paying 2.5 dollars a day and wrestles with loneliness and pride. She refuses to seek Harvey Collins yet fears returning to Jerry and wonders whether she can regain independence or must choose between Jerry and a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodo
Harvey Collins
Harvey
Jerry
Lfe
The Coon That Wasn't
Bobby Coon meets Prickly Porky and a hunter’s misadventure. A hunting party mistak es Bobby for the Coon while Prickly Porky hides. A fall from a shaken branch and a wild chase end with Bobby and Porky surviving as the dog suffers a painful puncture ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porky
Bobby Coon
T. W. Burgess
The Pearls Postpone a Fatal Decision
A desperate woman, with only ten dollars, contemplates selling her pearls to delay a confession. The idea of using the pearls for quick money sparks a breathless, tense moment as she weighs her options to escape imminent trouble. Tomorrow The Pearls hints at a looming consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Collins
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Amarillo Globe Publishing Company
East Fifth Street
Associated Preed
Associated Press
Pelephones News
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mex
Ati
Sousa
NewYork
O. C. McIntyre
Park Row
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Union Steel Works
Dodtman Germany
Idlewild
Rievelos
West
Polk Street
Polk St
United Press
T Hambourg
WSAL
WSAI
WJIZ
KHJ
Los Angeles
Linner Music
Hickman
KLA
Oakland
Pirates
Davis’ Orchestra
KPO
San Francisco
Lind
KPRC
Houston
Martin
Studio Musicale
Cheir
KSD
ST. Louis
Rader's Orchestra
KTHS
Hot Springs
Southerners’ Orchestra
Incomnia Club
WAHG
Richmond Hill
Fisenhuth Lynbrooklyns
Zimmerman Orchestra
WBAP
Fort Worth
I Naner Music
WRZ
Sprincfif' DO
Mass
Kessian Ensemble
JO Wcae
William Penn Orchestra
WCAP
Washington
U. S. Army Band
Troulxgluurs
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Vu Atvuueuuep
WCX
Amcert
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
L. SS. Army Band
Troubadours
Bernie
Wear
Cleveland
Francisci
WEBH
WEEI
Boston
WFBG
Altoona
Thompson
St. Mary's
St. Aloysius
WGN
WGR
Buffalo
Harmony Six Orchestra
North
WHAD
Milwaukee
WHAS
Louisville
Sylvian
WHO
Des Moines
Reese Hughes
WHT
Wil
WIP
WJAR
Providence
Army Band
WJJD
Mooseheart
Symphony
WSAT
WSB
Atlanta
Salon Orchestra
WSM
Nashville
WSUI
Iowa City
College of the Air
WTAG
Worcester
WTAS
Elgin
WTAM
Lombardo
Edwin A. Kreft
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
WFAA
WMC
WOAW
WJY
WCBD
CNRA
CNRM
CNRT
CNRR
CNRW
CNRE
By Thornton W. Burgess
Prickly Porky the
Porcupine
Prickley Porky
Bobby
Amarillo Rubber Stamp Company
Amarillo, Texas
Alabama
Aulite
J. F. Bromert
the Hat Hospital
Lincoln
Audito
Martha C. Damrell
Supreme Auto Radiator Company
West Sixth
Midway Filling Station
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