Radio Listings for 8 and 9 P. M. Performances in Cities
United Press 1925 program notes list WGY Schenectady broadcasts of Ibsen drama A Dolls House by WGY players at 11.30 P M PDST. WIZ New York 8 25 P M EDST Carmen opera by radio orchestra. KFI Los Angeles 9 P M PDST Carmen. WHO Des Moines 7 30 P M CST School for Music orchestra. WEAF New York 8 P M EDST Billy Jones Earnest Hare show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
WGY
Schenectady
PDST
Ibsen
WIZ
New York
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
KFI
Los Angeles
Radio Opera
WHO
Des Moines
CST
Orchestra of the
School For Music
WEAF
Billy Jones
Earnest Hare
Radio Programs and Stations Listed by City and Time
A compact listing of radio stations and programs by city including New York Chicago Philadelphia and Schenectady with times such as 5:35 PM and 5:45 PM. It notes genres from orchestral to soprano and talk programs and mentions diners music and electrical topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pale .Wen
WHN
New York— Entertainment
Chicago
WNYC
York
Philadelphia Dunes Music
WIY
New York—Orchestra
WGY
Schenectady
WGES
Oak Park
WAHG
Low Island
Thornton Fisher
WJJ
Concert Listings and Broadcast Times Across Cities
A fragmented radio schedule lists evening concert broadcasts and performances. Cities include Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago New York Omaha Atlantic City and Washington with varied times and stations such as WEAF WOO AM KYW WCAP WEB and WGY. Multiple ensembles appear including orchestras trios and theater performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Disser Davenport
Woco
Iladelphia
York— Entertainment
Woay
Omaha—Music Review
Atlantic City—Music
WQJ
Chicago
New York—Orchestra
Omaha
Ores
New York
WGY
KYW
WCAP
Washington
EAF
Chicago—Orchestra
Dallas—Orchestra
New York—Music
New Cel
Philadelphia
WSMB
New Jeans
Dancing 7:00 Network Listings And City Broadcasts
Radio schedules list dance and performance slots across multiple stations including WBZ WEAF WGN WCCO and more. It notes city connections Omaha Philadelphia Hartford Chicago St Louis and others with times and program blocks and mentions orchestras and concerts in various locales.
Local Radio and Music Listings Fragment
Partial OCR shows multiple station calls and program blocks with times and titles. It references WOR Pittsburgh Pittsburgh East etc, with dance and music programs, no cohesive story. Names include Hart ford and Minneapolis St Paul ensembles, WBZ and WNY/Sci and Civilization, but details are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford—Dance
Pittsburgh
Ésiphia
York—‘Science and Civilization
KFDM
Beaumont
WBZ
Ale
Washington
Weed
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WCAE
WDAP
Kansas City
Radio Listings and Concert Stations Featured Across Cities
The notice lists multiple radio programs and concert schedules across major markets. It cites stations such as WNYC WGES WCAP WTIC WEAR WLS WFAA KOA WGN and others, detailing 5:30 to 9:30 PM airtimes. Notable entries reference Chicago concertists, Philadelphia orchestras, and regional broadcasts across Atlantic, Detroit, Dallas, San Antonio, and Omaha, among others.
Radio Listings Music Programs and Dates
A garbled OCR of radio station schedules lists multiple stations and programs across cities. Mentions Los Angeles Chicago Des Moines Memphis Atlanta and Kansas with orchestras, concerts, three hour blocks, and late night times around 10 to 12 midnight. Includes station call signs such as WLS WCBD WERC WRED WERC and others with program notes about orchestras and entertainment blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los
KPO
Santero Orchestra
WLS
Chicago—Orchestra
WEBH
Chicago— Orchestra
WSB
Atlanta—Entertainment
Efi
Keke
Angelee
Pera
Boctow
Seome
Des Moines—Orchestra
WMC
Memphis
WHT
Chicago
Oran
WDAF
Kansas
RFI
Toor Lee
Se Woo
International road planned for Americas linking by auto
Washington Aug 21 The first Pan American Congress of Highways will meet in Buenos Aires Oct 3 13 to promote a New York to Buenos Aires auto route. Attending will be delegates from Pan American Union the United States government and major auto associations. Topics include highway problems uniform signals touring arrangements road construction maintenance and financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Buenos Aires
Auto
United States
Pan American Union
American Automobile Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
South
Central America
Americas
Coolidge
H. H. Rice
Detroit
Thomas H. MacDonald
U. S&s. Bureau of Public Roads
Charles H. Babcock
Minnesota
Congressman Hull
Illinois
Frank Page
North Carolina
G. E. Sherwell
Inter-American High Commission
Pyke Johnson
Europe eats American apples to stay healthy
Europe has embraced the adage eat an apple a day and is consuming apples grown in the United States. U S apple exports rise yearly due to Northwest production. The United Kingdom Germany and Scandinavian nations buy much of the surplus, with 1924 exports totaling 24,287,043 dollars as American apples reach nearly every country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
United States
Pacific Northwest
United Kingdom
Germany
Safety First motto origins traced to Illinois steel sign
The National Safety Council cites that the phrase Safety First originated with an Illinois steel company, where a sign above the gate was displayed fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Illinois Steel Company
Scientist claims plan to switch sex of earthworm
London report notes scientists found an earthworm may alter its sex without any obvious trigger or change in its external form. The discovery challenges assumptions about reproductive biology and sex determination in simple organisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
ORGAN ASSAILS HOME HEATING IN HOOSIER UTILITIES
The Indiana committee on public utility information argues current American heating methods fail to meet modern fashions. Hoosier Utilities magazine says homes are too hot or cold and cites women in skirts not sitting on the ceiling. gas heat is proposed as the solution amid severe cold homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Utilities
Indiana Committee On Public Utility Information
Noumanauk Band Becomes Official Fire Department Band
Seymour Conn August 21 The Noumanauk band votes to become the official fire department band for the Citizens Engine Company. They will attend fires in full uniform to cheer the smoke eaters and will help if volunteers can’t cope. Rehearsals include Hail to the Chief Let it Rain and The Fireman’s Lament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn United Press
Seymour
Conn
Noumanauk
Fire Department
Citizens Engine Company
Man Suctions Pests From Ceiling With Vacuum
J L More of Sulphur uses a vacuum cleaner to sweep houseflies from the ceiling after a day of activity. He slides the nozzle just under the ceiling to draw the pests away, a quick method he calls suctions them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Okla
J. L. More
Oklahoma House
More
Cross Word Entries and Clues From History Page
A compact list of crossword prompts and clues including items such as English money, one who devours, to soak flax, to hasten, combustible fluid, eyes of fishes, dish of lettuce and other terms. The page also lists vertical clues like Poem, Bellowed, Sphere, Loved exceedingly, and terms about land held by tenants, with several fragmented words at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Panama
One Fourth of U S In School Claims
President Jesse Grant Chapline of La Salle Extension University reports that one quarter of the U S population is in school. He cites 26,250,000 students in elementary to higher education and about 900,000 teachers and admins, plus extensive people in education support roles. Total education spending last year reached 2.2 billion dollars, with large growth since 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Jesse Grant Chapline
LaSalle Extension University
Chapline
Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle Answer Delivers Short Clues
The puzzle lists concise clues such as to irritate ernes idols pollute kindled mineral spring one in cards beam of light and of secondary importance. Answers fit classic crossword conventions with brief correspondences to the numbered hints.
Hoosier Briefs Sparked by Small-town Mischief and More
Alexandria police say five boys aged 10 to 14 stole brass from Alexandria Metal Products. M. King of Tipton, a transfer man, was hurt moving a strong box for Dr Jean V Carter. Indiana medical association convention will host women doctors with a separate session. James Fish Jr nine of Elwood shows a four pound beet. Six year old son of Harry Collier of Ponete fractured an elbow after a fall. Teter family reunion set for Tipton park Aug 27. William Cook of Tipton charged with writing bad checks. $50 reward offered. Mrs Steve King of Summitville displays a snowball bush with thirty blooms. Oliver Pennington and William Parks, both 17 of Anderson, charged with hurling rotten eggs at a confectioner. Purdue officials and County Agent Riggs plan a Clinton farming survey. London says 4200 women mail carriers are employed by the postal service.
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Olivia
Danny
Thate, Inc
Tom
Williams
Saghln
Samoa
Ister
Pacfk
Staruin T
Saxt Springs
Mister
Oruiliani
Aumne
Kyw—Wcap
KFNF
WGN
KFPDM
WWPAA
WOAI
WJJD
KSD
WEEI
WMAQ
Wear
WMBB
Wwj
WHAD
WJZ
WGR
WOAW
Wal
Omaha—Orchestra
Wric
Hartford
St. Louis
Ortra
WBCN
Chicago— Fire Side Hour
Springfield
Es Weap
Boston
Chestra
Buffalo
Re Torginens
Ie Orchestra
WPG
Atlantic
City Chestra
Tarnow Res
Elgin
Con
Shenandoah
KOA
Dever
Pee Atte
Cleveland
Atwater
Kent
Super -Zenith Carlin Music CO
E. Wash
Indianapolis Music House
N. Penn
Victor Records
Brunswick Radiolas Phonographs and Records
Brunswick Shop
Keith
HOW ON
Circle
the Record Center of
Indianapolis
WTIC
WEA
Paven Ee UC Weo
Iphia
WORD
Bolivia
Contealto
Jano
Atlantic Tv
Atlanta
Detroit—Orchestra
WFAA
Dallas
Atusic
Weymen Am Schenecta Sie Bay
Doll House
Braukes Orestes
Chico—Orchearsah
Meninhis—Novelty Orchestra
Woo
Philadelelphia—Orchestra
San Antonio
Denver
W. A
Newee
WJAR
Providence—Orchestra
Buff
WOR
Sport Review
Wales
Ces Oe Ecamper
Ey York
Dratiestis
Proa la_ carte
Joel Ooseheart
Statio
WTAM
WSAI
WLW
WERC
WRED
WMAK
WHAZ
PWX
WIP
WFI
WCBD
KGO
KFUO
WGBS
U. 8
Nature
Kage
Fai
Lis
Freckles
Blosser
Ana
Hal
TRUCI2
Sdidast
NEA
Bulletin
U.S
Miase
Hoosier Briefs
Lexandria
Alexandria Metal Products Company
M. King of
Tipton
Jean V. Carter
Indiana Medical Association
Marion
James Fish, Jr
Elwood
Harry Collier
Ponete
Teter
Tipton Park
Illiam Cook
Steve King
Summitville
Oliver Pennington
William Parks
Anderson
James Apostal
Polic
Purdue University
Riggs
Clinton
Sir William Mitchell Thompson
England
Tootha
Bayer
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