On the Air Tonight Radio Listings in Los Angeles Area
Radio schedules list tonight programs across stations KHJ KNX KFI and more. Include Los Angeles Examiner Pacfic Electric Railway and hotel bands with orchestras from Biltmore and Cocoanut Grove in late evening slots.
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Los Angeles Examiner
MacDaniels
KFI
Dorothy Messick
Orange Blossoms Orchestra
Nancy
L. A. Examiner
Packard Radio Club
Art Hickman
Biltmore Hotel
Lost Angels of
KRHJ
Majestic Six
KNX
L. A
Evening Express
Wurlitzer
Sid Ziff
Wurlitzer Studios
Abe Lyman
Cocoanut Grove Orchestra
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The readable text is severely garbled with no coherent events, names, or places to report.
Corona Calendar Keeps Local Citizens Informed
Tonight shopping day and trade with advertisers. Corona Red Sox host Pomona at City Park. Church services morning and evening. Monday Woodmen of the World meeting at Glass hall at 8. Corona Lodge No. 33 Fraternal Brotherhood meets at I.O.O.F. hall. Tuesday Methodist church picnic at Fairmount Park. Miss Corona returns from Santa Cruz with chaperone. Wednesday Lion officers installation by Jack Riley at Hotel Kinney at 6:45 p.m.
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Unday Corona Red Sox
Pomona
City Park
Woodmen of World
Glass Hall
Corona Lodge No. 33
Fraternal Brotherhood
Fairmount Park
Tax spinsters as well as bachelors urges writer
A writer in the London Passing Show argues that spinsters should face taxation like bachelors, saying it is unfair to penalize those who are truly striving.
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London
Stamping machine first drills needle eyes in 1826
In 1826 a stamping machine measured for the first time to form needle eyes. The process fed needles into a machine that forms the flats of the eyes before a punching machine drives them through. The needle manufacturing processes are described as lengthy and complex.
Wild Geese Ditch V Form For Crescent Flight
White Salmon Washington reports geese abandoning the classic V formation and turning crescentward as they nest. The New York Sun suggests cause and effect, noting the goose observes human flight patterns from football to air service and training camps, hinting at learned behavior.
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Washington
Crescent
New York Sun
Air Service
African Coast Natives Eat Beetles as Food
The article notes west African coastal peoples eat the Goliath beetle boiled as a delicacy. It describes the beetle’s striking ermine like coat, silk fur, and contrasts its beauty with its use as food. A cocoon specimen is in the Natural History Museum in South Kensington.
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Africa
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
England
Squirrel Family Jewellers Compared To Beavers
The jewellers are a curious beaverlike rodent of northern California to British Columbia. They inhabit wet vegetated areas, construct extensive burrows and runways, and store dried woody plants for winter. Indians utilized their soft fur and a second species exists in California.
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California
British Columbia
Emerson on Education and true life advancement
Ruskin warns that education aimed only at social status and wealth may fail to truly advance life. He argues education should cultivate character and practical growth, not just coat adornment or social access. True education comes from purposeful effort done rightly and without price or favors.
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Ruskin
Doemup laundry seeks driver after odd ad mix up
A laundry owner advertised for a man to drive a laundry wagon and solicit. A mild eyed young man appeared and, after mishearing the ad, questioned if he could fill the job. He admitted he had driven a wagon but had not driven such a task before.
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Doemup
Early Codes and Babylonian Law From Ancient Times
The text notes that early civilization likely had laws and cites a 2200 B C written code in Babylon. It highlights the Hammurabi code over 4,000 years old with features similar to modern law and mentions Babylon as a cradle of civilization with temples dated to 6500 B C.
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Babylonia
Hardest Work for Alice to Sing at Party
Fragmentary note from Boston Tradscript describes a social gathering where Alice is pressed to sing. The dialogue hints at social expectations and the strain on performers in informal party settings.
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Alice
Boston
Records Eclipse at Lemon Exhibit in Oxnard
Oxnard June 12 crowds swell at California lemon and products show. Daily attendance breaks prior records with 3000 visitors last night. Awards go to Tapo Citrus Association Santa Susana first, Limoneira Ranch Santa Paula second, Ventura Chamber third. Camarillo Protective Association wins community display. Miss Nina Woodhall wins beauty prize. Miss Zella Horton leads popularity race for queen, to be crowned Tomorrow night. Los Angeles county day expected visitors from the region.
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Oxnard
California
Tapo Citrus Association of Santa Susana
Limoneira Ranch Company of Santa Paula
Ventura Chamber of Commerce
Camarillo Protective Association
C. J. Daily
Nina Woodhall
Zella Horton
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Oxnard Chamber of Commerce
This Frail Woman excerpt by Andrew Soutar
A short excerpt from This Frail Woman by Andrew Soutar features a playful quarrel about love and law. The dialogue exposes tension between romantic passion and legal discourse.
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Andrew Soutar
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Lyman’s
Corona
Aeutronize
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Corona-Riverside
Riverside
Pacific Electric
Pacific Electric Railway
Argent Tv
Shafer
Een Ale
Phane
Squirrel
Emerson
Education
Oxnard California
Cupid
Southland
G. C
Los Angeles Chamber
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Los Angeles
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Riverside Military Band
MV Eighteenth Regiment
Panella
Rossini
Rosita
Sul
Livan
Pridham
Pacific Slope
Los Angeles Harbor
Colorado River
Christ
China
Christian Church Bible Class
First Christian Church
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