Radio listings across time zones for orchestras and vocal acts
Various stations from Chicago to New York list evening programs featuring orchestras, bands, vocalists, and soloists. Notes include time slots from 4:30 p.m. to 12 a.m., with ensembles such as the Harold Gleason organist, Gene Ingraham orchestra, and Ben Bernie and orchestra, plus station call letters and locations across major cities.
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Fort. Worth
Tex
Tri Kyw
Chicago
Colo
Stu Kel
Los Angeles
Calif
Rgan. Tv
AGS
Amet Hill
N. Y
Harold Gleason
Evelyn Wight Newson
Heneee
Royal H. Whitmyer
Enor
Vincent “le
Gene Ingrabem
Sir Hodge Pay
Blanche Elizabeth Wade
WCAE
Wor
Wear
WTAG
WJAR
Rudolph Joskowitz
Eagle Neutrodyne
Snthammbur Musicale
WEEI
WOO
WGN
KSD
Vikings
WGR
Weas
Wwoc
WWJ
WCAP
Whittall
Anglo Persians
Robert McBride
Ben Bernie
Philadelphia
Wash
D.cashington
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
the Seat
Lansing
Wwmac
Cazenovia
van and Schenck
Washington
D. C
String Quintett
WIP
Pittsburgh
Pagia
Ches’ Wbz
Portaside
Maas
Orchee —Organ
WGHB
Germates
WADC
WTIC
Hartford
Conn
Orches Wcau
van Ret Wear
WNYC
New You
WJZ
Newigan
Radio Rny
New York City
WRW
Tarrytown
A Thought for Today From Eph4 14 Quote
A devotional line urges readers to grow beyond childish beliefs and not be swayed by every wind of doctrine. It cautions against deception by crafty men and emphasizes measured discernment in faith.
Olaf and His Barney Sailor’s Lost Dog Tale
Capt Olaf Manning recounts the loss of his English brindle bulldog Barney found in Sydney as a pup. Barney, who rode the seas with him for twenty years, is stolen leaving the captain with a broken voice and hopeful wish for a reunion on his next voyage.
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Barney
Olaf Manning
New York
Ing
Olaf
Sydney
Australia
Cap Olaf
Cap
British Workmen Visit U S to Study Wages and Production
A delegation from Britain, sent by the Daily Mail, tours American sites to learn why workers earn higher wages in the United States while products remain cheaper. They observe eastern plants, factories, bakeries, and garment works, noting the scale and speed of American production and the link to higher pay and larger markets.
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Et Daily Mail
America
Henry Ford
World
Europe
Correct English a must for engineers says Carnegie tech president
The Carnegie Institute of Technology president urges better English by graduates. He notes employers demand clear speaking and writing from college men and argues good speech marks culture, calling for early emphasis on English in education. He laments widespread slovenly speech among students.
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Carnegie Institute of Technology
New York Dispatch Relates Narrow Escape From Close Shot
A New York dispatch reports a man who was shot at close range but escaped when the bullet lodged in his Bible. He carried a deck of cards in his vest, and the incident underscores the old belief in the Bible's protection.
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New York
Coolidge Won't Interfere In Liquor Law Debate
Arthur Brisbane describes President Coolidge as elected to execute laws, not make them. He supports vetoing or enforcing measures when needed and intends to stay out of efforts to modify the Volstead act, trusting the public to resolve the issue themselves.
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Arthur Brisbane
Coolidge
Ritchie
Congress weighs modification bills on brewery land and alcohol
Committees study modification bills as old brewery properties grow cheaper in Vallombrosa like leaves. A political cloud looms with talk of light wines and beer possibly curbing bootleg whiskey and crime, but outcome remains uncertain.
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Vallombrosa
Lawyers in New York City Holdouts for Big Corporations
In New York City 11 246 practicing lawyers may be three times Chicago's count. The piece notes lawyers outnumber former saloonkeepers and agree the only client worth pursuing is the big corporation, which seeks loyal defense when trouble arises.
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New York City
Chicago
Saintly Brittany Lawyer Mention in Calendar Song
A medieval note praises a single lawyer in Brittany in the saints calendar. A chant on his feast day reportedly reads Advocat us et non latre Miranda populo though accuracy is uncertain. It laments lawyers often scheming against clients and peers.
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Brittany
Miranda Populo
University of Rochester undergrads denounce mock atheism group
A letter-like note mocks undergraduates who formed an association of damned souls claiming atheism. It says the students’ stance is silly, with the campus quickly disapproving the group, while a stray line about a frog and an engineer is included for satire.
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University of Rochester
Frog
Smithsonian Adds 363 490 Specimens This Year
The Smithsonian Institution and National Museum in Washington report 363 490 more specimens this year across global collections. They include a 1899 automobile, harpsichords, Lt. Leslie Arnold's diary, Nelson Miles swords, a sewage boat photo, Madagascar birds, six live rheas, and a South American snake collection at the National Zoo. Most items come via donations or fieldwork. buying is rare due to funds.
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Washington
PD. C
Smithsonian Institution
National Museum
Smithsonian
Thomas Lincoln Casey
Leslie Arnold
Nelson A. Miles
Madagascar
South America
National Zoological Gardens
National Zoo
Africa
Ales Hrdlicka
Australia
Professor Jessup Says Fighting Instinct Can End War
Professor E. C. Jessup argues humans remain a fighting animal and that war ends when mankind channels love of fighting into constructive work rather than killing. He advocates redirecting aggressive energy to better endeavors.
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E. C. Jessup
Humanity at War and Work: New Energy From Chemicals
The piece argues fighting energy can be redirected into progress including aviation, ocean exploration, and industry. Vienna engineer Gunther Polrich claims a chemical power source may replace dynamos, delivering the power of a battery in one pound. Such chemistry could unlock vast energy, halve workdays, and reshape civilization, though risks to humanity remain.
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Gunther Polrich
Vienna
Edison
Governor Ritchie Portrait Drawn As Appealing Figure
A journalist visits Baltimore to assess Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie. The portrayal highlights his strong physique, intelligence, and courteous demeanor, describing him as charming and gentlemanly with a southern-type bearing.
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Washington
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Baltimore
Ritchie
Broadway gossip and political views mingle in New York
In New York Joyce Hawley heads to a rehearsal while buzz swirls about a famed ticket critic and a Magnolia of drama. Governor Ritchie champions state rights and warns against continued centralization as Coolidge and Hoover signal a shift.
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New York
Broadway
Joyce Hawley
Farfamed
Carroll
Joyce
Austin
Texas
D. J. Keith
Baltimore
New Haven
Sophie Tucker
Nellie Revell
Democratic Party
Coolidge
Hoover
Beginning of the Age of Electricity Promises Great Power
The writer argues electricity will dwarf steam in boosting efficiency and wealth and urges European nations to end conflict and focus on power development to pay for wars and be ready for new ones. Strong call for unity and rapid technological progress.
World misses commentary on bad things that don’t happen
The remark highlights how public discourse often overlooks quiet outcomes that avert harm. It suggests value in noting near misses and unseen safeguards shaping a safer society.
Two faced pie distracts two groups from the path
A garbled OCR fragment notes two faced pie keeping eighty busy in both sections so they cannot see where they are going. The line hints at confusion among groups and a misdirected movement.
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Wcco
St. Paul-Minneapolis
WOAW
Omaha
Neb
WSM
Praevia
Tenn
Pian Wgn
Til
WLIB
Ill
Chicago, Ill
Stu- WJ
Chicago, Il
WEBH
the Athens Messenger
Eee Pubr
Chas, H. Fla
Saito
His Barney
Holland
Garden of Eden
Benito
Frederic J. Haskin
Charles P. Stewart
Walker
Robert S. Williams
New York Botanical Garden
Manhattan
Mons. Williams
Tarnation
Williams
Milbourn
McKinley
Sam Harris
Terry McGovern
Terry
Tate
Kipling
Hane. Bod CO
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