Radio Listings Tour Across Time Zones
A dense schedule lists nightly radio programs by station across Eastern Central Mountain and Pacific time zones. Orchestras, concerts, dance tunes, vocalists, and special programs are shown for stations such as WTAM WTIC WABC WOO WCAU WCAP and many others with varied start times and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTAM
S&s Stunt Club
WTIC
WHO
KOA
KPO
WDAF
WRC
WEAF
U. S. Army Band
WCAP
WJAR
WOO
Davis
Odette
WCAE
WSAI
WGR
WTAG
WEEL
Ipana Troubadours
WEEIL
WWJ
WCCO
WSAT
KSD
Roxy
WEE
WLIB
WIP
WMCA
WREO
KDKA
WGBS
WBZ
WCAU
WGY
WEAR
CKAC
WAHG
Thought for Today Quotes on Wealth and Virtue
A newspaper card notes a religious and literary meditation: Better is the poor that walketh in integrity than the wealthy who misleads. It adds a Shakespearean line about contentment equaling riches, framing moral reflections on wealth and character.
States vary in child labor laws across the nation
The National Child Labor Committee highlights survey data showing many states permit 14 year olds to work long hours and in dangerous settings. It notes 36 states allow 14 to work on scaffolding or around moving machinery while 24 to 18 have lax fitness or reading requirements. The leaflet argues for stronger federal limits to protect youth development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihildren
National Child Labor Committee
Georgia
Judges' Salaries In Congress Move To Raise Federal Pay
The article discusses underpayment of American judges and the need to raise salaries to attract capable men. It notes judges often enter office for public service rather than private gain and cites a proposed raise in Congress to increase federal judges’ annual pay from 7,500 to 8,500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
British film staff urged to study American methods
Arthur Brisbane notes British frustration with American dominance in moving pictures and urges studying U S techniques. He cites a Culver City Metro-Goldwyn studio scene at midnight with a thousand managers, mechanics, directors, stars and supers working under Marcus Loew and Louis Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
California
Metro-Goldwyn
Culver City
Marcus Loew
Louis Mayer
Energy and Industry Drive Production in Picture City
The piece praises the city where workers perform with energy and prompt action. It claims no army is better drilled and attributes success to Edison’s dictum of ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration guiding American moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edison
British film quota sparks exchange on trade fairness
Writers compare proposed British moving picture quota requiring three British films in every eight to a hypothetical rule forcing Britain to show three American ships at American docks. The piece argues such measures are reciprocal and unfair to one side’s industry while respecting property rights.
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England
Lenin Honored On Death Anniversary As Russia Mourns
Russian officials mark Lenin's death with public closures and bans as cities wear red and black and the populace reflects on past leaders. The piece contrasts ritual mourning with myths of ancient rulers and notes humanity's universal savagery.
Marion doctor seeks cremation and scattering ashes
A Marion Ohio physician declares at his death that he wants no minister and no humbugs at his funeral. He asks for cremation and for his ashes to be scattered over his parents’ graves, a stance that hints at his agnostic view and ironic reference to Ingersollism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Raisuli Captured by Abd el Krim in Moorish Saga
The text depicts Raisuli, self styled Lord of the Mountains and foe of Theodore Roosevelt, captured by Abd el Krim who now rides Raisuli’s white Arab horse. Raisuli keeps four wives, seeks execution, and believes the Prophet will receive him in Heaven. The piece ends with a meditation on religious comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raisuli
Theodore Roosevelt
Pericard
Abd-el-Krim
Krim
Mohammed
Hell
Millikan Praises Evolution Over Divine Creation View
Professor Millikan of the California Institute of Technology calls evolution the most sublime concept and a comprehensible system of ordered change. He contrasts it with the orthodox belief that fishes and animals were created in pairs by divine will with man and woman formed later from Adam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikan
California Institute of Technology
Adam
Fountain Pens Received as Christmas Gifts
Readable fragments note several fountain pens given as Christmas presents. The text hints at collection items and gifting context but lacks full details on recipients or brands.
Women Take Lead Behind lakes to ocean canal effort
The United States women pledge active support for a lakes to ocean canal tying the Great Lakes to the Atlantic via the St Lawrence. They join the Tidewater Association and leagues to press a treaty backing the project with Canada and the United States ready to share costs and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
United States
Panama Canal
Welland Ship Canal
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
St. Lawrence River
Seven Seas
Council of States
St. Paul
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Charles P. Craig
Tidewater Association
Craig
Isthmus
Panama
Congress
International Joint Commission
Dominion
Orm
Commerce Hoover
St. Lawrence
Lake Erie
Lake Ontrrio
Welland Canal
One Senator Still Wears Red Flannels
A Washington chatter notes aging senators in a light offhand exchange. The haberdasher observes the Senate as old fashioned with older members while the House appears younger, suggesting age differences influence style and demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Magnus Johnson
Magnus
Daniel Webster
Fiddlers Rise in New York as Vaudeville Beats Grow
In New York many old fiddlers from farm and village headline a bustling scene on Broadway. The revival mirrors past dances with offers reportedly reaching fabulous sums. Mellie Dunham from Vermont helped spark the trend, drawing others like Cy Springer and Dan Contanan into Broadway engagements and vaudeville spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yesteryear
Mellie Dunham
Vermont
Fiddler
Broadway
East
Cy Springer
Sinking Springs
Dan Contanan
Man- One
Paul Specht
Orcnr
Joe” Shippee
New England
Melife
Winter lodging crush in New York hotels
A reader recalls crowded rooms in New York hotels as winter crowds surge, with 26,000 visitors in large central hotels and long waiting lists. The piece also mixes anecdotes about old fashions on Capitol Hill, jokes about suspenders, collars, and senators.
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New York
Cleveland
The Very Idea y Has Cochran
A motivational verse extols action over laziness praising a proactive worker named Cochran. It urges self-reliance and personal responsibility, arguing success comes from doing rather than fretting and shirking.
Questions and Answers on Oil for Bats and Lincoln Memorials
A collection of Q and A covers applying natural oil to baseball bats rubbed with a bone and stored in a cool dry place. It lists numerous Abraham Lincoln memorials in the United States and abroad including statues and sites in Brooklyn Cincinnati Illinois University Lincoln Hall Springfield and Washington D C. The 10 percent national forest fund act of 1912 allocated funds for roads and trails totaling 5 088 330 54 by 1925.
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H. N
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Illinois University
Lincoln Hall
Springfield
Muskegon
Mich
Newark
N. J
Washington, D. C
National Capitol
City Hall
Lincoln Park
Lincoln Memorial
London
Edinburgh
National Forest
Forest Service
Father’s New Job Sparks Morning Alarm Mishap
A humorous exchange describes a father’s new job and his wife setting a seven o clock alarm that fails to ring. The tale ends with the father scrambling in trouble for not waking on time, highlighting domestic miscommunication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
American Newspaper Pub! Association
Ees
Toe Ase T Bureau
Circulatiate Associated Dailies
International News Service
F. W. Bush
Pube
Chas. H. Harris
Powerse B Yeré Inc
Fifth Ave
South Wabash Avenues
Chicago
WRNY
WLIT
O—C
Renee
Tudio
Oncert
WNYC
CFCA
WGBU
Central Time
WBBM
WHAS
WLW
WOC
Cal
KYW
Insomnia Club
WENR
WKRC
WSM
S— Choir
WEN
S—Hour of Music
KFNF
WHB
S— Classical
KPRC
KFMQ
WMAQ
Mountain Time
CFAC
S—Orchestra
Pacific Time
KGO
KGW
Orhestra
KNX
KHJ
Cleveland Heights
Tic Gin
Loew and Mayer
Russia
Lenin
Alexander
Bucephalus
Persia
BY Frederic J. Haskin
Charles P. Stewart
Fiddlers
Vogue
Sandy
Gilbert Rwans
Mom
Mavk
Ohio
Chattanoogs
Atlanta
Jacksonville
C.T
C.C
Ponce DE Leon
Macon
St. Augustin
Palm Beach
Miami
Fort Myers
Suwanee Rwer Special
Chattanooga
Tampa
Clearwater
St. Petersburg
Redeem
Sarasota
Casshine
Bradenton
C . Nte
Trav
Radway
Yste
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