Toscanini Returns to Carnegie Hall in New York Broadcast
United Press reports that conductor Toscanini returns to Carnegie Hall with the New York Philharmonic. The complete concert will be broadcast with a program including Overture to Fidelio, Barcarolle, Symphony No. 2 in D, Enigma Variations, and Elgar. Local listings detail multiple time slots and station broadcasts across Eastern Standard Time.
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Toscanint
New -Yorky
U.p.icartira
Toscanini
Dsnemic
New York Philharmonig Orchestra
Carnegie Bais
TOR. Willl
Barnaie Chiozzotte
D .Bretms
Honegger Pacific
Oes
Honegger
Radio Listings Across Cities for NBC Programs and Local Features
A compiled schedule lists NBC program segments and local station offerings by city including WLW Cincinnati WJZ and WEAF feeds, with times for orchestra pieces dance programs and studio features. The grid mentions station calls such as WFAA Dallas WWJ Detroit WCX-WIRK Detroit WTIC Hartford WNJA New York and others along with concert broadcasts orchestras talk shows and university hours.
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West
CCST
WSB
Atlantia
Colgate
NBC
WEAF
Juntor Chamber of Commerce
WPG
Atlantic Cit
EMO
Jean Winer
WHAL
Baltimore
Bk ‘Weaver
Whal String Quartet
Wiz
Weel Bgoston
WEAP
Pance Music
WGR
Buffalo
Statler Cere
Dodge
Blaon Hkifthour
MAK
Wit
Linick's
Kentucky Serenaders
WMAQ
WQI
Chicago
University Iecture
Civic Opera
Aida
the Hamiltonians
Bramarck Berenaders
Wgn-Whib
Chaimago
Dai Do
WLS
Bunperbell
Moosehear
WLW
Wjz
Jane Henry
Thels
Cincinnati
WIAM
Cleveland
Wilard Carrers
WFAA
Dallas
Bellway
Rwo
Davenport
Hoorn Ef
Maxwell
Smith Brothers
Harold Metcalf
Des Mofnes
Mepledale
Boby
Jones
WWJ
Detroit
Steiler Orchestra
Hoover
Stegner
Smith
Wcx-Wirk
Goldkettels
Amplio
WTIC
Wartford
Columbia
G. E
Orchestra
KISS
HOT Springs
Crawford's Orchestre
Wdap
Kansas
School of the Air
Hoaver
Mexwell
Cirle Opera
Ies
Nighthawk Srbtte
RFAB
Lincoln
Butek
I -Whas
Louisville
Rand
I Wac
FAUL
Lawry
Hamline University
Nashville
Paliettieri
Mazweil
F. Arthur Henkel
WOR
Newark
Philharmonis
Witl
Toscanin
New York
Waider
Diriner
Wows
WPCH
WMCA
WEN
WLWL
WNYC
Omama
United States Marine Band
Tracy Brown
Max
NBC Dance
Philadelphia
Adelphia Orchestra
Satle
Witt
Lord Calvert
Newtonio Forum
Pittsburgh
Kdka Lubtle Symphony
Autgraasie Agitators
Music University
WEVA
Richmond
Ollin Rogers
Rochester
WGY
WAZ
McEnelly
CFCA
Toronto
Sadaky
Cankerworms threaten trees warns Kansas State expert
Kansas State Agricultural College entomologist Parker warns of a cankerworm outbreak that could repeat the 1914 to 1916 damage to fruit and shade trees in eastern Kansas. He advises timing sprays for apple and shade trees and using trunk bands to trap females as they climb to lay eggs. Bands, materials, and timing are described for control, with bands installed late January and removed by mid April for reuse.
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Parker
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Chicago Bellhops Union Formed in Groundbreaking Move
The Associated Press reports Chicago bellhops organized forming the city’s first union with 275 members. officials say no strike or wage dissatisfaction is planned for now. The brief covers municipal noise crackdown, after 1 PM shutdowns of photographs and ban on piano music, plus other city actions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Santiago
Chile
Mer
Kansas Missouri wedding mix fuels license tale
Kansas City couples Macon H Bryan and Rena Bryan were married and then divorced in Missouri. They recently bought a marriage license from probate judge H Menger and plan to wed in Kansas City Kansas. The item notes a contrast between Kansas and Missouri marriage laws and mentions baseball field grading at the University.
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Missouri
Kansas
Mason. Bryant
Kansas City
Macon H. Bryan
Rena
Bryan
H. Menger
Kun
Idee
Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote-based formula heals irritated membranes while boosting the system and offers a money-back guarantee if not relieved when used as directed.
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Yvour
Ady
Coach Outlines Weather Plan for Basebal l Field Prep
John Bunn, varsity baseball coach, says two weeks of work and favorable weather will put the field in good shape for the coming season. The plan emphasizes early field preparation to ensure proper infield and outfield conditions before practices begin.
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John ‘Bunn
Real Estate Transfer in Lawrence Figures in Brief
Altenbernd of Lawrence transfers lot 67 Delre street and lot 67 Earls Abilition Delaware street to Minnie Carney of Lawrence. The note includes a stray archaic phrase about doing as one pleases versus being pleased with one’s deeds, reflecting informal drafting in the transfer notice.
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We. Altenbernd
Lawrence
Minnie Carney
Delre Street
Earl's
Delaware Street
National politics dominates New York papers on Jan 25
New York editorials focus on presidential prospects and vice presidential talk. Discussions include Hoover for President tabs, Col Theodore Roosevelt’s middle west lecture tour, and mayoral figures like Alfred Smith and James Cox as era speculation shifts.
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New, York
New York
Johny U. Stewart
State League of Republican Clubs
Republican
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West
the Times
New York Young Republican Club
Nicholas Murray ‘Butler
Columbia University
George Ww. Olgany
Tammany Hall
Alfred Smith
Jon
Cory
Coolidge
Dawes
Ely's Cream Balm Ad Promises Instant Nasal Relief
An old advertorial claims Ely's Cream Balm clears stuffed nasal passages and sinuses, stops snoring and sniffles, and soothes swollen membranes. It urges readers to apply a small amount in the nostrils for immediate relief from colds and catarrh, praising its fragrance and antiseptic effects.
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Wly
Adv
Times Names Leading Democrats for 1920 Convention
The Times cited A O Stanley former Kentucky senator and Governor Smith as top aliens of the day. It listed James A Reed of Missouri and John W Davis as contenders for 1920 national chair, with James M Cox of Ohio and Roland St. Denis also mentioned. Smith supporters endorsed Cox, while Smith’s Houston convention decision remained unsettled.
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Republians
A.O. ‘Stanley
Kentucky
the Times
Smith Jand
James A. Reed
Mis
Ohio
Smith
The
Times
John W. Davis
Tomine
Lawl
Roland
St. Mortis
Japan
Houston
Joseph “Steinberg
Curtisent Club
Senator Curtid and Coolidge Ticket Rumor Stirs Debate
A Kansas senator Charles Curtid is described as using his presidential candidacy as a stepping stone to a vice presidential bid. Steinberg counters the claim, noting it could be possible if President Coolidge runs, and suggests the Republican ticket might feature Coolidge with Curtis.
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Charles Curtid
Kansas
Steinberg
Coolidge
Curtis
Great Florida hurricane costs to fire and marine insurers
In Tallahassee Florida insurance officials report the Great Florida hurricane of September 1926 caused fire and marine losses. State insurance commissioner notes premiums collected were only 1120 dollars and 6 cents net while the large cost burden is estimated at 1088 dollars.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Ori Insurance ‘Company
State’insurance
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Paris
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Edward Sartoris
Grant
St. Nagaire
Sartoris
Nellie Grant Jones
Washington
Pitzhuga /Lee
Chicagoi
Theodore Brans
Itha Street
Gladstone
Arthur S. Wettig
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Star
Chevrolet
Victory Garage
Hart Schaffner
Marx
L. C. Wells
Reo
Mass
Tonganoxie, ‘Kan
Skofstads Men’s and Boys’ Store
New Perforenantia
Bssruters Agicd
Flint
Michigan
Beevers
W. C. Hamilton Motor Co
Vermont St
Irwin Greer
Baldwin
Rothberger Motor Companeudora
Vesta Robinson
Lecompton
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