Gala opening program highlights 1925 radio schedules
United States radio listings show WIP Philadelphia and affiliates presenting a gala opening for the 1925 season. Key items include WIP favorites, Army Band performances in Washington, dinner for Rear Admiral Benson, and evening theater programs at Grand Central Theater and Capitol Theater with opera Cavalleria Rusticana and WGN singer ensembles among others. Public schedule entries mention Buffalo WEAF New York WRS stations and multiple city programs through 11 PM EDST.
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United Press
WIP
Philadelphia
WGR
Buffalo
WEAF
New York
United States Army Band
WRC
Washington
Benson
KSD
St. Louis
Grand Central Theater
WLS
Chicago
United Press Weaf
WJAR
Providence
WEEI
Boston
WCTS
Worcester
WCAP
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WWJ
Detroit
Capitol Theater Program
Radio Programs Evening Listings Across Five Cities
At 5 30 P M KFAB Lincoln presents a title symphony while WGBS New York features Sylvia Milner. WGN Chicago hosts a dinner concert and WMAQ Chicago offers an orchestra. Newark’s wok presents varied entertainment. 5 40 P M WRNY New York airs odd time songs. 5 45 P M WJJD Mooseheart shows Danner WJZ New York presents Josephine Evans contralto Davenport Chimes scores. 6 00 P M KDKA East Pittsburgh Ball scores KYW Chicago dinner music WCCO Minneapolis St Paul dinner concert scores WEAR Cleveland novelty concert WEAF New York male quartet WGBS New York music WHAD Milwaukee theater organ iT Chicago classical programme Philadelphia Orchestra 80 loists WJR Detroit orchestra.
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KFAB
Lincoln
WGBS
New York
Sylvia Milner
WGN
Chicago
WMAQ
Chicago—Orchestra
Wok
Newark
WRNY
WJIJD
Mooseheart
Danner Wjz
Josephine Evans
Davenport
KDKA
East
WEAR
Cleveland
WEAF
WHAD
Milwaukee—Theater
Philadelphia—Orchestra
WJR
Detroit—Orchestra
Bell of Fame
KERU
Bristow
WOA
Denver
WOAW
Omaha
WOC
WOR
Was
Tudio
Washington
KFI
Los Angeles
KPO
San Francisco
KTHS
Long Ish
Inland
Judge Static
Erit
WCCO
Anneapolis
St. Paul
WIL
St. Louis
DX Hound
KGO
Oakland
Aes - Grost Etse
WEBE
Cage
WDAF
Kansas City —Nighthawks
KOA
KFRU
Kis
Angus City
WIZ
New York—Orchestra
Rauai
Aon
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Apitol Gang
WEBI
WCAE
WCAP
Tabernacle
Batavia
ADRA
East Pittsurgh
Interdenominational Services
WRECN
Cleveland—Music
WEBH
Chicago—Artista’ Po- Eran
WGY
Schenectady Music
WJZ
WRW
Tarrytown—Church
WMB
WJY
KFNF
Piependenhorden Rule Circle
Lakewood Farm Ensemble
Ae Wey
WCX
Pelt Orchestra
Pringfield
Wes
o—Little Brown Church
Ww Cc
New York—Theater
Breen
WPG
Ablanste
Chicese
de Elgin
WJAR
WCTS
WEEI
Eee
Springfield
Orwaring Music
Minneapol- AU
Ohio
Weet
WCBD
Zion
WFAA
Temple
Rogram
Boca Tyagive
Davencorn
St. Antonio
Pee Apt
H Servi
Towa Ceram
Os Pe Rts
Hot Springs
Minneapolis
Rogra
San
Ft. Worth
Silent Radio Station Listings Across Regions
A fragment lists numerous radio station call signs across regions including Central, Eastern, and Far West groups with SUNDAy SILENT STATiONS and scattered station identifiers such as KEMQ KSD WCEE MWC WIL WOT WSCI and others. The text resembles a directory snippet of stations and regional groupings with mixed capitalization.
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Central
KFIM
KFKX
KFUO
WCED
WHO
WLW
WOAN
WOI
WOS
WOWL
Wsui
WAAM
WBAV
WBZ
WCAP
WCAU
WCTS
WDWF
WEBJ
WEEI
WHAZ
WIP
WJAR
WUJY
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WTIC
Wwcx
WWJ
Far West
KFAE
Radio dials list varied New York and national programs
A fragmented radio schedule lists stations such as WJZ WNYC WOAW and WFAA with diverse offerings including orchestras studios bands and talks. Entries mention New York Chicago Washington Philadelphia and other cities with morning and evening programs and musical concerts.
Broadcast Schedule Fragments From 1940s Radio Network
A list of radio program blocks shows station and times for several networks. Entries include 7:00 Dancing with WLS WOAW WTAS and later 12:00 KGO KPO with multiple affiliates listed.
Radio Program Schedule Listings Mention Various Cities
A compilation of radio station calls and program notes listing multiple cities including Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Omaha Batavia and Washington. Entries reference bands concerts discussions talks and orchestral programs across several stations with time notations and genres.
Sunday Radio Schedule With Prominent Music and Talk
A fragmented listing shows radio stations and time slots from 5:45 PM to 7:45 PM including Pax Havana Studio WGY Schenectady Dance, WGN Chicago Classic hour, WHAS Louisville Concert, KDKA East Pittsburgh Band concert, WJZ New York Orchestra and other city programming. The piece references numerous stations with varying programs such as theater, dance, and orchestral broadcasts.
Concert Radio Schedule Across Stations
The listing shows concert programming across WEAF WGR at 6 45 PM WHAE WHAS at 7 00 PM WJZ WHAS WHAS at 7 30 PM and 8 00 PM WRC WMAQ at 8 00 PM KOA WOC at 9 00 PM WJJD at 9 30 PM KFI at 10 00 PM.
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WEAF
WGR
KSD
WJZ
PWX
WHAS
WRC
WMAQ
KOA
WOC
WJJD
KFI
Radio schedule roundup across cities and programs
A long list of broadcast times and stations from New York to San Francisco detailing concerts, dances, religious services, orchestras, and special programs. Entries name cities, stations, and show themes with limited program specifics and no narrative progression.
Radio Show Offer Promises Crystal Set Debut
If you have no radio and doubt, buy a $5 crystal set to hear nationwide celebs at the RADIO SHOW next week. Trade in the small set anytime for a larger one to hear more about the outside world than you could read in a month.
Fourteen FifteenLetter Words Puzzle Teases Hidden Answers
Puzzle lists many clues for long words across a scattered grid. Readers chase fourteen fifteen letter terms like edge heavy cart feline animal and jewel of delicate colors to complete the crossword.
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Utah
Oregon dispute over Owls name in radio fan group
A legal challenge in Oregon questions whether the Keep Growing Wise Order of Hoot Owls KWG can retain the word Owls in its name. The Benevolent Order of Owls contends the branding causes customer confusion and should be barred.
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Oregon
Wise Order of Hoot Owls
KWG
Benevolent Order of Owls
Plan for Maple Road Tunnel at Crown Hill Cemetery
First steps to connect north and south sections of Crown Hill cemetery via a Maple Road subway start Monday. The 1000 foot tunnel 70 feet wide will run about 300 to 400 feet west of Conser Avenue. The city park board allowed partial boulevard closure during construction.
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Crown Hill Cemetery
Maple Rd
Crown Hill Cemetery Association
Conser Ave
Answer to yesterday's crossword puzzle iStrlr
The brief notes provide a terse reply to the prior crossword clue set. It confirms an intended solution attempt and references the puzzle identity iStrlr. No additional context or names appear beyond the phrase.
FTC Prepares Case Against RCA for Alleged Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission has begun preparation for its case against the Radio Corporation of America and other firms on charges of an alleged monopoly. Testimony will be taken in New York beginning September 15.
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Federal Trade Commission
Radio Corporation of America
New York
England's New Daventry Broadcasting Station Soars High
England's newest high power broadcasting station at Daventry sits about 650 feet above sea level with masts adding 500 feet to make the aerial the highest in England. Between the masts is a 600 foot long T shaped aerial.
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England
Daventry
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Odd Orchard and Local Feats
Indiana items list record sunflowers from Obart Purdy of 2242 Langley Ave with 130 blossoms and others reporting stalks of 85 and 87. Mrs Ed Brouse claims a 79 pound champion squash. Henry Herrick considers bulldozing after a calf on tracks. Mrs Owen Switzer seeks foster-care placement for Lewis Clawson after smoking found. Duck Creek school plans $44000 consolidation. Mexico resident Charles McGuire shows a badger hide. Plymouth police seek salary parity. McCordsville plans thirteenth annual homecoming. North Vernon politics denounced. Frank Kemp laid off for economy. notice ends with a mail-in ad for Foley remedies.
New Rum Row Off Coast Lures Five Ships
A new rum row was set up twenty two miles off the coast with five liquor laden ships waiting for business. Four men were arrested after trying to land 250 cases of booze. The fleet includes two steamers and three schooners. The pursuit around the Statue of Liberty ended with gunfire that bounced off armor. Madison County to receive gravel for roads an eighty acre farm underlaid with 3,000,000 yards of gravel.
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United Press
NEW York
Madison County
Ringworm on Child's Face Healed by Cuticura
Mrs. Alice A. Reid of Three Oaks Michigan reports her daughter suffered ringworm on the face with peeling skin and irritation. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for about four weeks the ailment was cured. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products for toilet use and offers samples and pricing.
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Alice A. Reid
R. R
Box 128
Three Oaks
Mich
City club to meet Wednesday at YWCA
The first fall meeting of the Woman's City Club is set for Wednesday at 8 p m in the Y W C A green room. Mrs J W Moore candidate for the school board will share views and answer questions. Vacation talks will be given by members.
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Woman's City Club
The
J. W., Moore
Government Monopoly Regulates Latvia Radio Equipment
Latvia's government will operate a monopoly on radio equipment sales. Regulations set prices for apparatus and listeners' fees, establishing state control over the market.
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Radio Euipment
Latvia
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Olive Auger of Lowell Massachusetts reports recovery after hospital care using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says dizziness back pain and nervousness subsided after taking two bottles and she now does her own work and recommends it to others. Over 200 000 women reported benefits and eight out of every hundred replied yes to its helpful effects.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Olive Auger
Howard St
Lowell
Mass
Lydia BH. Pinkham
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iStrlr
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Langley Ave
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Warsaw
Lewis Clawson
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