Radio Station Schedule Highlights From Friday Night Picks
A dense list of radio frequencies and time slots shows concerts orchestras and soloists across many stations. Highlights include KFI WGY KTHS and WCAP with offerings from dinner music to classical organ performances featuring artists like Natalie Arnoux and Ruth Nininger along with multiple symphony and variety programs.
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KFI
WEAR
Trovatore
WGY
Wren
KTHS
Natalie Arnoux
Rufus
Rastus
WEAF
Oo Minna Krokowsky
Helen Frankenthaler
Mildred van Vliet Feldman
TA Vee Lawnhurst
The
Happiness Candy Boys
Eagle Neutrodyne Io
Hohner Harmony Hour
WCAP
WJAR
WOO
WGR
WEEI
Parnassus String Trio
Radio Dream Girl
Genia Zielinska
Giuseppe di Benedetto
Robert Yap
KDKA
WPA
WFAA
Don Nestor
WOC
WHT
Kyw
France
WSM
Boston
WGN
WOAW
WQI
Pann
KSD
Thelma Carroll
WLIB
WHO
KFNE
WDAPF
KGO
KGW
T-Orchestra
KPO
WNYC
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Louis Davis
Barte
Ruth Nininger
Thought for today on money and time by Johnson
A moral reflection notes that love of money leads to evil and distraction from faith. It adds that money and time are the heaviest burdens of life and that those with excess wealth face sorrow and wasted opportunities.
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Johnson
Scientific Prophecies and Trends in Diet and Transport
The piece discusses Jane Shipton style prophecies versus real scientific advances from steam power to submarines and aviation. It notes forecasts like iron floating in water and carriages without horses, then shifts to vegetarianism growing in hotels and restaurants. It suggests meatless diets may become common as population grows and space for meat production becomes limited.
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Jane Shipton
Canada
Father Shipton
Agatha Hipton
Devil
Meat education and fire prevention push outlined
An article notes a meat dealers association backing a 25000 publicity campaign to argue meat’s place in the diet amid rising calls to cut meat. It contrasts doctors and dealers on dietary roles and urges public education. It also covers Farm Bureau remarks on $150 million annual farm fire losses and the need for fire prevention education by insurers and medical professionals.
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Mit
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Wallace Rodgers
Farm Insurance Association
America
United States
Southern Sierras Power proves impossible possible in long distance transmission
The Southern Sierras Power Company reports successful electricity transport over 400 to 540 miles, rivaling local power providers. From delivery points, some customers receive 33,000 volt service for an additional 40 miles, setting world records in long distance transmission.
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Southern
Sierras
Federation survey aims to improve home making nationwide
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs launches a survey on household equipment to aid better home management. Data cover electricity gas water access and labor saving devices, with 806,099 homes in 386 states referenced. Findings show utilities are central to modern households and many communities lack water or sewage systems.
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Washington, D. C
Genrr Federation of Women’s Clubs
United Es
John D. Sherman
The
General Federation
Congress
Runa Home
Coolidge
Rotary Hoover
Parau
Irs
Sherman
Maki
United States
Federation
The Very Idea and Short Sketches in One Page
A mixed page features Hal Cochran verse about a loyal dog and a humorous monologue on public speaking. It includes brief comic vignettes, social quips, and a few playful wordings about life and manners in a single column.
See-Saw Day In New York With Klemperer Ziegfeld and Broadway
The writer winds through Manhattan noting Klemperer the orchestra leader famed as Weisbadens volcano arriving to conduct the New York Symphony. He spots Filo Ziegfeld in a $2000 beaver coat and Broadway scenes from Broadway cars to straw hat day in May. Joe Cook and Tom Howard are praised as top Broadway comedians. The piece recalls Joe’s Evansville childhood museum and circus in the family barn.
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New York
Manhattan Isle
Klemperer
Europe
Weisbaden
America
New York Symphony
Filo Ziegfeld
Broadway
Metropolitan Opera House
Joe Cook
Tom Howard
Evansville
Ind
Joe
Tom Howard rises from tea store to Broadway monologist
The piece traces Tom Howard from a Philadelphia tea shop errand boy to a vaudeville performer and his rough earnings on the East Side. He wanders through carnivals, Hinersville shows, and a Moscow Art Musical stage, meeting Morris Gest as his career on Broadway begins. Gilbert Swan notes his shabby hat and notorious reputation.
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New York
Tom Howard
Sir Thomas Lipton
Philadelphia
Hinersville
Broadway
Morris Gest
Broadway Belt
Gilbert Swan
Theosophist Leader Foresees Krishnamurti as World Ruler
Mrs Besant, leader of the theosophists, cannot name the Messiah's arrival but says he sits meditating somewhere in the Himalayas. Krishnamurti is described as the new world ruler who will not force faiths but form a spiritual League of Nations uniting existing religions.
No League of Religions or Nations for Our Self Rule
The author argues against external religious or international leagues and urges self management. They state the country is prospering and should be let alone to govern religiously nationally and financially without meddling from outside or pressure to form broader alliances.
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Krishnamurti
League of Religions
League of Nations
Supreme Court Strikes Down Grain Futures Tax As Unconstitutional
In 1921 the nation passed a tax on grain futures described as grain gambling. The Supreme Court later struck it down as unconstitutional. It also invalidated a child labor protection law for same reason. The justices upheld constitutional limits, noting the framers may have misjudged some provisions.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Mussolini critique on U.S. luxury and democracy
Mussolini claims United States luxury wastes energy and democracy is not real. He argues Italy cannot afford such waste and should organize its people like a disciplined militia.
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Mussolini
United States
Italy
Mussolini and Italy’s needs contrasted with American energy use
The text contrasts Mussolini’s view of Italy with American policy, suggesting he misunderstands US priorities. It argues that what appears as luxury may be energy conservation, noting that better beds mean improved sleep, stronger people, and longer life. The passage frames national goals through material comfort and health.
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Mussolini
Italy
America
Automotiles Claim Vast Capacity for Population Transport
The statement asserts 22,000,000 automotiles could carry 115,900,000 people simultaneously, promising time conservation and efficiency, crediting leading industrial and financial figures as proponents.
Henry Ford and Other Notables Amid Daily Life
A vivid snapshot contrasts wealth and leisure with practical wisdom. References to Henry Ford, skating and dancing, Mussolini, John PDP Rockefeller, golf known for its price, and a horse resting on straw versus boards illustrate a blend of affluence, activity, and thrift. The piece closes with a proverb on equipment care.
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Henry Ford
Mussolini
John Pdp. Rockefeller
Critics Press Mexico on Land Law and Property Rights
The statement argues the United States should challenge Mexico's land laws and insist on protections for Americans' legitimately acquired property. It urges a measured, polite approach similar to how the U S would interact with Canada to curb perceived regulatory overreach.
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Mexico
Canada
Questions and Answers on Industry and Temperance History
A reader Q&A set covers US automobile production totalling about 29 million, early Mayflower ship use, farm stock counts from 1925, planning a four year forest tree moisture survey, oven temperatures for recipes, and the 1892 origin of the Anti Saloon League with its founding at Oberlin Ohio led by Howard H. Russell.
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Forest Service
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Anti-Saloon League of America
Soberlin
Ohio
Howard H. Rus
Interdenominational drive links Klan in Arkansas Better Understanding Week
Charles P. Stewart reports on the Interdenominational Ministerial Association of Little Rock uniting Catholics Jews and Ku Klux Klan members in a campaign for better understanding. The effort, started during Governor Terral’s time, aims to reduce religious and racial tensions and has drawn national attention through Senate prayer records and Capitol advocacy.
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Charles P. Stewart
Special Messenger
Washington, D. C
Interdenominational
Ministerial Association
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
T. C. McRae
Association
Emanuel J. Jack
James F. Moran
Washington
States
Senate
Father Moran
Jack
Ku Klux Klan
Tom Terral
Robinson
Caraway
Rabbi Jack
Capitol
Irvin Cobb Born in Paducah June 23 1875
Irvin Cobb, native of Paducah Kentucky, was born June 23 1875 in the year 1893 and in the District of Columbia.
Hosiery Ad Quips Spark Public Officials Critique
Snappy lines from the Wise Crax hosiery counter promise Silk Undies at 59 cents with a playful rush. A Times-Star letter from Cincinnati mocks public officials who think themselves important, urging action and accountability.
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Ivestoria, Q
Times
I Wear Short Garments In Winter And Summer
The statement notes a man who says he wears short garments year round without discomfort. Report from Youngstown Ohio Vindicator.
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Youngstown, O
Brisk Row Between Wards Sparks Local Friction
A Mansfield Ohio Journal item notes a quarrel as one ward lamps half the district to irritate the other, illustrating civic friction and political theatrics in the town.
Vriday Unlucky Day To Not Make Faces At Police
In Zanesville Ohio the local Signal notes that Vriday is counted among seven unlucky days when residents should refrain from making faces at police, a superstition cited in the column.
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Vriday
Zanesville, O
Men Upsurge in Silk Hose Taste Shifts From Price
Newark Ohio readers note a trend where men move beyond price to evaluate hose quality and material. The American Tribune reports growing connoisseurship in hosiery as buyers scrutinize fabric.
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Newark
O. American-Tribune
Pessimist Avoids Self-Harm Citing Misery in Defiance News
Defiance Ohio based Crescent News reports a pessimistic individual refrains from taking actions to end life due to belief it would end misery, highlighting a mental health perspective from a local notice.
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Defiance
Crescent News
Fire Hits Large Pre Fume Factory in Chicago
A large pre fume factory in Chicago suffered a fire the other night providers say caused strong odors. Local crews fought the blaze and containment was reported by the Akron Beacon Journal.
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Chicago
Akron
Beacon
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KNX
Orcestra
KWSC
WCAU
WMCA
Strin Ensemble
WIP
WGBS
WBZ
WCAE
WRNY
WOKO
WJZ
Madio
Cosmo Hamilton
WBBR
Fred Twasroschk
Chas
Rohner
WRW
Central Time
Wrem
Harry
Sandy
Wm. E. Anderson
WIRM
WHAS
WSE
Insomnia Club
WEAA
Chlab
WEM
KEENE
WLW
Baxter
WORD
S -Orchestra
KPRC
Ric Frank Tilton
Popula
WKRC
WDAF
Athens Messenger
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Dailies
Bell
Wire Report International News Service
Meat Education
Frederic J. Haskin
Hal Cochran
Sonny
C. A. Ss
A. KK
M. G
Wise Crax
Cincinnati
Times-Star
Paket
Gulf Coast
American Riviera
Gulf
Ronit Sit
F.D
Union Cen Eh
Fen Ancinnati
Louisville
Aville R.R
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