Radio Listings Across U S Cities Show Evening Music Mix
A dense schedule lists stations such as WHT in Chicago and KGO in San Francisco with orchestras vocal solos and variety programs from 6 to 12 at night. Cities include Omaha Detroit Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York with multiple time blocks and acts and notable performers like Vincent Lopez Helene Koster and Henry Humphrey.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
Ill
Sores
Omaha
Neb
WBZ
Springfield
Diano
WGBS
New York City
Varie Kgo
San Francisco
Calif
WEAF
Helene Koster
Nathan Weinberg
George Kanony
Henry Humphrey
Vincent Lopez
Smith Brothers
The
Starkinites
WEEIL
WGR
WOC
WFI
WSAI
WWJ
Cliquot _ Club
KSD
WCAE
WIAR
WEAR
Silvertown Cord Orchestra
WSJAR
WEEI
WTAG
WEI
Pittsburgh
WCAU
Philadelphia
WGHB
Clearwater
Fla
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
WIR
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
CKCL
Toronto
Canada
WRC
Washington
Chain Seca
Tee Fe ‘Orent Orchestra
WJZ
CNRM
Montreal
Can
WLER
Staten Island
N. Y
WBBM
WHAS
Louisville, Ky
Atlanta
WMAQ
Ore Oean Wate Teef
Has
Shenandoah
Cincinnati
WMBB
WQJ
Davenport
Ila
KPRC
Houston
Studio
St. Louis
FWCCO
St. Paul-Minneapolis
WHO
Des Moines
Kansas City
WORD
Zion
Denver
Colo
KSL
Salt Lake City
Utah
Calgary
WNYC
York City
Thoughtful maxim on honesty and moral truth
A compact quotation collection highlights honesty as the finest natural beauty. It contrasts biblical virtue with the idea that beauty lies in truth, citing Romans and Shaftesbury to foreground ethical integrity.
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Shaftesbury
A Father’s Pride Dictates a Senator’s Early Roots
The late father of California Senator Hiram Johnson left a will saying he made no provision for his son’s finances, only his love and pride. The piece argues that a father’s early guidance shapes a boy into a man who can stand on his own, stressing the lifelong impact of good parenting.
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Hiram Johnson
California
Hiram
Senator Johnson
Jazz band replaces organ music at western church
A western city church has eliminated organ music in favor of a jazz band during services. Officials celebrate the change with photographs, prompting questions about whether jazz adds dignity or beauty to worship.
Four F's guide to life by Babson in business terms
A statistician turns from figures to advise on Faith Family Friends and Funds as the four essential assets for investors. He ranks them in that order and argues that true wealth comes from applying money and time to all four, not just financial reserves.
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Roger Babgon
Mr. Babson
Deportation reference shadows local publicity mill
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a foreign author and actress tied to a historical deed and moral concerns. No clear dates or places are readable, but the text indicates a disjointed discussion of deportation, publicity, and market reception.
Paradox of Tax Cuts Driving Higher Revenue
The speaker argues a paradox that cutting income tax could spur greater earnings, leading to more tax paid overall. He contends people will work harder when net pay rises, increasing total state revenue despite lower rates. The claim emphasizes behavioral response to tax policy.
Grand Canyon described with vivid scenery by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane writes from Grand Canyon Arizona describing the canyon’s vast height and color. He notes the sun setting on the left and the moon rising as the canyon towers rise from the floor a mile below.
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Arthur Brisbane
Grand Canyon
Arizona
The
Colorado
Foliage and Canyon Air At Seven Thousand Feet
A contemplation of a high canyon scene. The narrator notes the open air seven thousand feet above sea level and the distant Colorado river carrying water from far mountains. The atmosphere and distant trees are described as the scene’s quiet, timeless folly.
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Colorado
Moonlit Sky Over a Poetic Night
A vivid description paints the moon as queen of Heaven riding a colored throne under a pale moon. The scene notes a dark rose purple sky with a heavy blue band below and hints at an artist lost in typewriter letters.
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Heaven
Sunset over the Canyon Reveals Earth’s Ancient Layers
The passage describes a western sunset over a canyon with shifting colors and shadows. Exposed rock layers, formed over millions of years, stand revealed by rushing waters, offering geologists a clear view of the earth’s age as if reading a painted face.
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China
Shadows in Canyon Light Slow Descent Toward Heaven
A reflective scene contrasts fading day and rising moon with canyon walls revealing dark caverns twenty miles away. The piece recalls Bishop Brown losing faith when astronomy questioned the universe’s size and the pace required to reach Heaven amid extreme cold.
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Bishop Brown
Heaven
Canyon Colors Fade Yet Hope Rises In Dawn
The speaker contrasts the canyon's fading colors with the promise of return at dawn. They muse on Earth's smallness in space and ponder whether a power great enough to carve can ferry souls across vast distances. The central question remains if humanity is worthy of such divine capability.
This Is It The One Wonder On Earth
A boastful plea invites readers to behold the singular wonder described as the ultimate marvel. The speaker claims no other wonders compare and urges an invitation to come and see.
A Canyon Stadium Of Golden Rock And Millions
The narrator compares a vast rock stadium with sixteen hundred million people on Earth. He describes seating that could fit billions, noting that if five hundred million shouted on one side, the other would hear only a faint murmur, illustrating incomprehensible scale.
Turkey adopts Swiss Civil Code and aligns its laws
A fragment notes Turkey has adopted the Swiss Civil Code and now follows it closely like clockwork. The text also briefly mentions health influenced by drinking and an early eater’s hunger, but specifics are unclear.
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Turkey
Alexandria Transforms Into a Modern City
Alexandria shifts from cobblestones to a modern council system led by William A. Smoot. The city debuts automatic signals, improved streets, reformed police with veterans, new patrols, and a strengthened health and sewerage program marking a civic revival.
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William A. Smoot
Alexandria
Washington
Bushrod Washington
George Washington
Smoot
State Board of Health
Airmen Can Sink Battleships
Washington March 3 Congressman LaGuardia, noted WWI ace, discusses aviation with Charles P. Stewart. He asserts aviators can sink a battleship reliably, examining whether air power can render battleships obsolete as a regular, certain outcome.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Congressman LaGuardia
House of Representatives
LaGuardia
New York Dining Room Etiquette Mystery
In a Pennsylvania Hotel dining room a rural family of five, new to the city, pauses as the soup arrives. They study other diners, mimic tableware, and suddenly clasp their hands, bowing their heads as the father begins to speak, sharing a private moment in an urban scene.
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Washington
D. C
George Washington
Alexandria
Virginia
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Christ Church
Mount Vernon
Robert E. Lee
Christchurch
America
General Braddock
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York Lectures and War Talk in a Blazing Debate
A columnist notes New York’s love of lectures from Louis XIV furniture to hoof and mouth origins with many venues and free talks. The piece presents LaGuardia’s bold ideas on using aviators and explosive sown missions against battleships and contemplates air power, carriers, and dirigibles after recalling the Shenandoah and Titanic.
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New York
Congressman LaGuardia
LaGuardia
The Very Idea by Hal Cochran Ashes
A humorous poem notes husbands neglect ashtray use, flipping cigarette ashes onto floors, tables, and even plates. It observes wives’ frustrations with ash habits and derides the idea that ashes are harmless. The piece emphasizes domestic annoyance with carelessness and the need for proper ash disposal.
The best filling station ever built is the dining room
Defiance Ohio Crescent News quotes a local saying that a dining room serves as the finest filling station, blending hospitality with daily sustenance in the home.
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Defiance
Crescent News
Judge Upholds Elasticity of Speech Laws in Ruling
Toronto Tribune notes a judge's decision granting limited flexibility to speech statutes, stating remarks did not expand pedestrian rights beyond a single bounce. The piece frames the ruling as a measured approach to free expression within existing limits.
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Toronto Tribune
Confident Philanthropist or Not, Newark Riddle
A brief note questions whether the so called man of the people who does good is truly a philanthropist. The Newark American Tribune raises the label and invites scrutiny of his motives and deeds.
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Newark American-Tribune
The Next Time You’re Chilled Put Your Hat On
A terse reminder urges readers to keep warm by wearing a hat when cold. The note reflects practical advice common to winter comfort columns in local papers.
Born with Shoes On Not Barefoot, Says Speaker
A speaker condemns toeing the line of casual calls and wasted conversations. He mocks those who boast of starting life barefoot and urges accountability for actions that upset others. He favors punctual, purposeful communication over idle requests.
Young FELLOW WORKER LOSES JOB FOR Lateness
After a long search the young man got a job but quickly proved shiftless. He was an hour late on Thursday, prompting the boss to remark on lateness and question his Tuesday and Wednesday attendance.
Shoe sales quip highlights wear durability myth
In a Fostoria Times item, a Wise Crax customer asks if shoes wear long. The dealer retorts that no one has ever returned for a second pair, turning the question into a joke about shoe longevity.
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Fostoria
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