Radio Programs Across States Highlight Evening Airs
Broadcast listings show multiple stations in Atlantic City Baltimore Boston Buffalo Newark New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Detroit scheduling concerts orchestras operas and history features through the evening with ensembles such as the Ipana Troubadours Goodrich Orchestra and Soconyans plus special programs like Great Moments in History and the Columbia Hour.
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RAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Soconyans
van Schenck
Spana ‘Troubadours
Goodrich
National Grand Opera
Pagitacel
WIZ
WSAI
Cincinnati
Detroit
Farmers Approaching Unusual Prosperity
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture R W Dunlap argues that agriculture will enter a decade and a half of remarkable prosperity. He cites low land prices as a rare purchase window and urges young men to consider farming, noting widespread cultivation and rising population support a sound farm business outlook.
Breakfast Table Adds Four Thousand More Months
A fragment notes four thousand more months added at Uncle Sam's breakfast table each morning. This phrase implies a metaphorical increase in time or resources attributed to government activity, though the exact subject and context remain unclear from the readable text.
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Tion
Uncle Sam
Pittsburgh Flood Menaces Downtown at the Point
Flood waters rose past 25 feet threatening downtown Pittsburgh near the Point where the Allegheny and Monongahela converge. W S Brotzman warned peak could not be predicted as pumps kept damage minimal and emergency precautions were taken. A coal barge broke moorings and capsized nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
W. S. Brotzman
United States
Brotzman
Allegheny River
Sweden boosts milk production through selective breeding
Stockholm reports Swedish dairy gains tied to selective breeding of cows. Dr Ivar Johansson credits higher milk yields to improved stock selection. An agricultural institute for further cattle research is being organized. Plant and cattle improvement are linked through better selection and crossbreeding, according to Prof H Nilsson Ehle.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Ivar Johansson
H. Nilsson-Ehle
Kansas beauty shop crackdown sparks home operator dispute
A Kansas row over curling rules pits Mrs. Charles Laraden and a state beauty board against home operators. The board orders a statewide exam for beauticians while home salons resist moving operations from living rooms to comply with sewer and water rules. Local operators rail against restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Press-Dispatch
Ichita
Kansas
Charles Laraden
E Scott
Kan
Ard
Proclamation and odd legal notices from early city reports
Flashes from Lynn Massachusetts report mayor Bauer urging dog roundup amid rabies fear. Emma Bennett’s cats inherit a $15,000 estate after a contested legacy, while a Washington note playfully mentions a raccoon at the White House. Other items cover a Union City man seeking a prized record, a beauty claim, Edison Ford quip, and a film star grateful for cowhand help after a bull attack. The piece closes with merchants halting promotional contests due to federal regulations, urging patrons to understand the compliance need.
Gift project sustains heavy losses amid wide advertising
The narrative notes extensive business investment and advertising across counties for a gift program. Firms involved claim the donated cars were purchased in good faith and paid for, while the venture bears substantial monetary loss from the effort and public placement costs.
Mystery of widespread disease solved by US government worker
Dr Edward Francis of the US Public Health Service is credited with identifying tularaemia or rabbit fever as an Americanly solved disease. The piece traces its discovery from 1912 Utah to contagious spread by contact with infected rabbits and arthropod vectors, noting a long disabling course for victims and international interest.
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United States
Edward Francis
U. S. Public Health Service
Putare County
Cal
G. We McCoy
Public Health Service
Utah
Francia
Francis
Europe
Asia
Dog Finds Playmate in Switch Engine No. 911
In Bozeman Montana a yellow stag hound named Bruno has adopted a railroad locomotive as a mate. He stays with switch engine No 911, runs beside it about 60 miles daily, eats with the crew, and sleeps in the roundhouse near his idol. He arrived three years ago and has since followed the yard daily, learning the switchmen signals and the airbrake releases.
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Bozeman
Mont
Bruno
Fleet
Roundhouse
Bozeman Yards
Innocent boast leads to murder charge against young mother
Billy Wishey, seven, claimed his new daddy would be better than others after his father William J. Withey died from poison. Myrtle Quiley, widow, is jailed on first-degree murder charges in Missouri. Detectives rely on toxicology and witness statements amid allegations of poisoned chili. A chemist, Merle McAllister, is questioned as a possible material witness.
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Central Press
City
Missouri
Billy Wishey
William J. Withey
Billy
Myrtle
H. E. Moss
Jackson Wunty
Withey
Tirs Wither
Dilly
Merle McAlliater
Ee Usbind
St. Joseph
William
Texas Game Laws Tame Wild Turkeys in Texas
Roosevelt Texas wild turkeys grow tamer under protected hunting laws while domestic birds wander to join game flocks. Hunters face vexing choices as birds shift behavior and size, straddling farm property and refuge zones amid enforcement. Canadian wheat crops rise to 4 444 292 000 bushels amid varied foreign production.
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Roosevelt
Téx
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Ten Cent Fare Common Across Chicago to 314 Cities
A report cites ten cent streetcar fares as common in Chicago and in 314 U.S. cities with populations over 25,000, per the American Electric Railway Association. The item also includes scattered notices about child health, remedies for colds, and a note on a British cocoa plantation manager awaiting letters from home.
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Chicago
United States
American Electric Railway Association
Gobble Challenge and Cherokee Murder Trial Mention
The article notes a Cherokee man cleared of a murder charge after testimony suggesting a Gobble Challenge and language lore. Linguists discuss how certain guttural languages can be heard as gobbling when excited, interpretable as competition or a deathly shout.
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Oktnoma
Okla
Exercae Fata
Withewes
Peter Hudson
Nervousness remedy claims non habit forming pills
An advertisement promotes Neuro-Somnia Tablets from Smith Pack Remedy World Mest as a safe treatment for nerve disorders, brain fatigue and worry. The copy asserts they do not affect the heart and are not habit forming, urging immediate use.
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Smith Pack
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WGP
Atlantic City
Royal Palace Artists
Baltimore
Sandman Circle
Edward Jendrek
Weel Boston
Ipane
Troubadours
Goodrich Orchestra
WNAC
Boston
Orchestra
Famous Composers
Columbia Hour
WGR
Buffalo
Spana Troubadours
Goodrich Orchestras Quartet
Remington
Kolster
Columbia
WOR
Newark
Maid-Rite Orchestra
Commodore Ensemble
Sylvania Foresters
Ruth Watson
Slumber Music
Welwlit
Philadelphia
Adelphia Whispering Orchestra
Kdka Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Band
Champion Sparkers
WJZ
Wagy Schnectady
Remington Band
Spana Troubadours Flan
Washington
Blackhawks
Toronto
Cage
Northwestern University
Columbia Chain
Sparkers
WAIU
Columbus
WOC Davenport
Aeolian
Wcx-Wik
WBAP
Ft. Worth
Seven Aces
Ipana Troubadours
R. W. Dunlap
Secretary of Agriculture
Wheeling
Jeff Frame
Benwood
The
Grafton Printing Company
Latrobe Street
Grafton
West Va
Mrs
Van
I Lynn
Mass—Ry
Bauer
Bath
N. Y
Emma Bennett
Prespo
Rebecca
White House
Union
Cit
N. J
Herman Zinner
Sue Isabel Boggs
Beauless
South Carolina
Orange
Henry
Edison
Ford
Elinor Glynn
U. S
Johnsen
Texas
Jand
Hanthér
Folbey
Solomon Islands
Dritith Museum
Amer
Stanley
Ike
Trobey Wentrich
Blazes
Tor
Crosley Band Box
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Raditon
Cunningham
Raytheon
W. Va
Santa
A. Hirsh
Mgr
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