Radio Programs on WAM and Associated Stations
A dense schedule listing WAM 1070 Madriguera and a wide lineup of programs and bands across multiple stations including 130, 1450, and 810. It lists hosts such as Alma Kitchell and Jolson, various bands like Coburn and Whiteman, and shows including Sports Parade Jamboree Hit Parade and Radio news and talk blocks. The text also notes times, program changes, and sign offs across Saturday and Sunday with multiple musical and news segments.
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Wam
Madriguera Ba Ai
Alma Kitchell
Merry Macks
Jolson
Wtaamm
Pelds
Ken Gav
Heal Home
Joe Bite
pieeDoc
Igu
Pearce
Parkins
Ezra
Derger
Wilsors
Grage
Amos
Bakers Orch
Oren
Kathrin
Brifst
McCaribny
Happness
Atard Lee
Today's
Aerman Sar Slo ER
Mrater
Ethe
Ben
Noor
Pin
Wilttes Batty
HeLeah
Radio Gud
Laar Te Be Antenne
Ozark Boys
Thomas Wews
Magre
Gus
Vander Pin Gordon
Pete Disersers
Crasad
Fells Aptos
Raichman
Editon
Brktss
City Mission
Rose Reon
Etoma
Afgscale
Just Marr
Brooke
Berard
Capati
Ramlaisons
Sundown
Germat
Melody Lane
China Women Still Bound by Old Traditions in Modern Life
A Hong Kong report contrasts Western influence with enduring Chinese gender norms. It notes women face bondage through family duties, lack of status without sons, and practices like mothers killing themselves to atone for not bearing a son. It also mentions male preference, child disguises, and protective charms including mirrors on baby hats to ward off demons.
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Hong Kong
Unclear Local Radio Schedule Fragments Note
Fragmented OCR listing radio programs and dates with numerous garbled names and times. Reads like a dense station lineup across multiple hours with bands, orchestras, and talk segments. Time stamps and entities are partially unreadable but suggest a weekly schedule from morning to night with many named acts and sponsors.
Triplets born in China spark shame and escape
A 1925 report notes a Chinese mother who delivered healthy triplet daughters then vanished, allegedly selling the babies for 25 each. The tale highlights lingering Old World customs and the social pressure of family shame in Young China, including arranged marriage norms and public face concerns.
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China
VeronA seamstress keeps 41 year old sewing machine
Mrs Elia Berry of Verona Missouri continues to use a sewing machine she bought 41 years ago for 19.59 dollars. The old machine remains a practical object in daily work for the longtime seamstress.
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Verona
Elia Berry
Iturbi Sees New World Role for Future Music
José Iturbi, Spanish pianist and conductor, says American interest will drive new music. He notes the Old World is stagnant, while America has fostered enthusiasm that will yield fresh works. He praises Beethoven as timeless but asserts music continues beyond the masters. He spoke after leading the New York Philharmonic in summer concerts.
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New York
Americas
Jose Iturbi
Iturbi
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
America
United Pres
Shakespeare
Debussy
United Press
The
Philharmonic
Génims
Tturbi
Valencia
Spain
Hows
State Fair To Open Monday In Ohio
Ohio's 85th annual State Fair will open Monday as grounds and displays near completion. Officials say a larger agricultural entry than last year, aided by good weather, will be showcased with judging of horses cattle swine and sheep through five days ending Saturday. Premiums totaling 116827 will be paid in produce competitions.
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Columbus. C
Ohio
Earl H Hanefeld
W. W. Ellenwood
Sherrill
Ellenwood
Reduction In State School Staff Urged In Sherrill Report
Columbus Aug 24 Saving of 55613 a year in the State department of education through staff cuts from 58 to 35 and discontinuance of the school of the art and the visual education program was urged by the Sherrill government survey. It also proposed a state board of education to appoint the director and advise him, with nine members including the Ohio State University president as ex officio chairman and eight appointed by the governor for eight-year terms. The board would include a university president, two public school representatives, and five others. The changes would cut the annual appropriation from 159,98 to 135,485 dollars.
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Columbus
State Department of Education
School of
Sherrill Ohio
Board of Education
Ohio State University
Fiv
Eighteenth Annual Industrial Relations Conference at Lake George
Elyria and Lorain county industrialists will attend the Eighteenth Annual Conference on Industrial Relations August 28 to 31 at Silver Bay Lake George New York. The event draws national industrialists with several outstanding speakers listed. Lorain county men should contact W O McClellan General Secretary Elyria YMCA for details.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Silver Bay
Lake George
N. Y
W. O. McClellan
Air romance to headline Dreamland Theatre opening
Dreamland Theatre will feature Air Hawks as the next film with a romantic plot. The cast includes Ralph Bellamy the late Wiley Post and Tala Birell. In Louisburg Missouri rural mail carrier Claude F Line yawning at a morning meeting stretches his arm and injures it.
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Louisburg
Claude F. Line
Hanefeld Defends Ohio Agriculture Dept Cost Cuts
COLUMBUS Ohio August 24 State Agriculture Director Karl H Hanefeld cited three year averages showing the department operates at about half the cost of 1927-1930 as evidence to the Sherrill committee on proposed cuts. He noted lower expenditures in the state fair division and explained recent increases due to livestock payments milk inspections new labeling laws and repairs and sealings at fair grounds.
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Columbus
State Department of Agriculture
Karl H. Hanefeld
Sherrill Committee
Department of Agriculture
Hanefeld
Division of Conservation
Hanafeld
Sherrill
Milk Commission
Report On Xenia Home Due Sunday
Columbus reports the state's investigation of the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home at Xenia will be made public by Tor, Dave. The announcement came in a Dayton Legion speech. The Legion will submit its own investigation report to the convention on Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio Soldiers
Xenia
Tor
Dave
American Legion
Dayton
Legion
Home on Ohio Street Sold to Dr. Willis
Gust Kolinski reports the sale of 209 Ohio Street in Elyria to Dr. T. W. Willis. Willis plans to remodel and improve the property and hopes to occupy it by October 1.
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Ohio Street
T. W. Willis
Gust Kolinski
Kolinski and Standen
Dr. Willis
Canada Will Not Issue Fractional Coins Thus Far
OTTAWA Ont Canada will not follow the United States example of issuing fractional coins to ease small tax payments. Finance department officials say issuing fractional currency would require an amendment to the Currency Act. The one cent piece remains the lowest denomination.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Finances Department
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Capitol
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Rochelle Hudson
Jane Darwell
Rivoli
YALE
Dreamland
Seerley
Cii Zation
Todd
Jack A'Hoy
Liverage
Roosevelt
Coburn
Whiteman
Baker
Duchin
TheRare
Wood
Fidler
WGAR
WIAY
J. Hamilton
Rdn
Y- Melody
Caputo Bana
Aunt Judy
Guris
N Blue
Loafer
Izark Boys
M. Eastman
RK. F
Reys
Hamp Bard
Mastea Bulidar
Seren
E Vander Pri
FR Dorsey
Tub
Columbia
Bret Harte
Bohemian
Exchelberger Troopers
Wade
Spaaihs
Tae
Carl Eichelberg
Tonopers
Wye
Favents
Hodkin' S Bard
Jones Bard
Free- Messner
Piet Pres
Roosevelt Pres
Rossevel Harmes
Resue Hopkins
Noble
Jones
Shandor Chester Band
Messner
Basa
Perse
Gladman
Shardor Chester Band
Borberger
LEE Cleveland
WHE
Vrisa
Alden Edkins
Robinson
Eeve
Harmony
B. Taylor
Reflections
Bower
Mayor Bowe
Cc. G. Linder
Bion Boys
Simob
Jimmy Youte
Susan
Southernaires
Makay Mour Breakfast Club
Watchtower
Radio News
Radio City
Christ
Old
A. Rhythm Symphote and Drama
Ray Heatherton
Catholic Hour Arletics
Meadodiana
San Marson
Amatur
Distatara
Chiesa
America’s Hour
Wayne Eling
Ed McConnell
Ned Ethelbert Nevin
Cleve
TAS Navigators
Cassidy
Fremin
Mickey Bont
Lutheran Hour
Sportsman Lanny Ross
D. Bors
Spitalny Fa
Voice of
Syran
Trish
H. W. van Loon
Bix
O Skinner
Burd Brownell
Cncie
Charlie Seth Parker
Madriguera News
Crawford Musical Mirror
Shandor
Vinlin
Dick Fidler
Mulligan
Orch
Sammy Kaye
Dailay
Keller
Stan Wood
Yolanda Barda
Sooners
al Jolson
Rooseve
Oy Symphony
Roosayalt Haeldt
Dornberser
Mae West
Rivol Theatre
Irs
Warne Rirg
News Bricks Orch
Coon
Rat. Ries
Bert B. Brosky
Broad &T
Jonas
Shirley Temple
Curly Top
Capitol Theatre
Crystal Beach
Maurice Spitalny
Jean Sylvia Sunday
Bud Worthington
His
Elyria Home
U.S
Cab
L. Williams
Cotton Club Orchestra
Black Forest
George Olson
Ruggles Beach
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