Radio Programs on Monday Evening Across United Stations
A listings-style summary of evening radio programming across stations from KHJ to WSH, detailing concert, talk, church service, and music segments with times and brief program types. Includes orchestral, organ, choir, and special concerts across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
Los Angeles
KYW
Chicago
WBAP
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
WDAR
Philadelphia
WDAP
WFAA
Dallas News
WFI
Schenectady
WHAA
Iowa City
WHAS
Louisville
WHK
Cleveland
WJAZ
WLAG
Minneapolis-St. Paul
WLW
Cincinnati
WOC
Davenport
WSB
Atlanta
WCBD
Zion
WDAF
Kansas City Star
Moate
WGR
Buffalo
WGY
WHAZ
Troy
WIP
WJZ
New York
Minneapolis- St. Paul
WMC
Memphis
Sandman
WOR
Newark
WSH
Atlanta Federation of Musicians
Frugal Discontent and Bank Schedule Commentary
A reader notes February has five Fridays and March 1st arrives with banks open. The piece argues people assume the worst about authorities when poor, stating that the complainant often misreads his own circumstances and is a poor citizen rather than a victim of policy.
Enduring Fame and the Test of Time in Poetry
The piece reflects on how fame endures or fades as years pass. It contrasts Southey’s enduring reputation with Keats’s more modest early reception, noting that Father Time ultimately reveals who truly builds lasting merit or rests on fleeting talent. It asks whether Conrad or Harold Bell will endure.
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Southey
Keats
Bible Thought for Today Exodus 19 5 6 Theme
A devotional note cites Exodus 19 verses 5 and 6 urging obedience and covenant keeping. It presents the idea that obedience makes believers a treasured, holy nation and a kingdom of priests within all the earth.
March Weather and Economic Outlook Amid Muddy Roads
The piece ponders whether March will bring strength or gentleness, noting a grim February for local business driven by bad roads and mud. It contrasts improved spirits with continued hardship, urging hope while praising resilience and faith that postwar distress will fade.
Four years at college essay prize offered nationwide
A wealthy Akron enthusiast offers four years of paid college to the winner of an essay on The Relation of Improved Highways to Home Life. Past winners include Dorothy Louise Roberts of Kentucky and Katherine Butterfield of Idaho. Judges were notable figures such as Secretary of War Weeks and Bishop William F. Anderson. Further details are from the Highway Education Board in Washington, D. C.
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United States
Akron
Ohio
Dorothy Louise Roberts
Harlan
Kentucky
Kentucky Mountains
Washington County
Katherine F. Butterfield
Weiser
Idaho
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Sec
War Weeks
Albert Shaw
William F. Anderson
M. E. Church Church
Honest movement in congress toward correcting injustices
The passage expresses belief in an honest movement in Congress and state legislatures to address evident injustices, with hope that conditions will soon improve.
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Congress
Indians Believe Animals Evolved From People
Santa Barbara Channel Indians held a reverse view of evolution, claiming animals began as people who slowly changed form. J. P. Harrington of the Museum of the American Indian notes lore describing owl, bullsnake, and especially coyote ancestors, who retained some human traits while gaining animal features. The coyote was said to retain human speech though voiced as brief yelps and wielded magic.
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Associated Press
Santa Barbara
Cal
Santa Barbara Channel
J. P. Harrington
The
Museum of the American Indian
Harrington
Church to Have Grand Opera
Notting ham minister Rev Simon Jones endorses performing grand operas in churches as uplifting music. He plans to present Lohengrin Parsifal and Tannhauser as the first offerings in his church.
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Nottingham
Simon Jones
Bald-Headed Magistrate Quips About Conscience
A Prisoner's Observation features a bald headed magistrate declaring that half the witnesses’ statements stain the defendant’s conscience as black as his hair. The prisoner retorts that judging conscience by hair shows no real conscience at all.
Varied character and temperament beyond skin deep
The quotation notes that people differ as much inside as outside, with character and temperament presenting infinite variety beyond superficial appearance.
The Train Hustle and the Brakeman Standoff
A stout man tries to hop a moving train at the station. A furious brakeman pulls him back and later saves his own life by boarding. The two swap quips before the train rounds the curve. Pickup. A contributor jokes about a well worn wallet sounding like winding an estate. A satirical note on dogs and opportunity.
Motion to Postpone Sunday School Picnic
An excited Sunday school committee member moves to postpone the picnic to a recent date in the near future. The chair is asked to put the motion to a vote.
Cutting Out the Middleman and Other Small Town Tales
A collection of light items notes Maine potato growers relying on a cooperative to cut out the middleman and skits about business and daily life. Jokes about undertakers doctors and hiccoughs showcase the era's humor and wit in a compact rural page feature.
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Maine
Aroostock County
Jones
Old Times Quips and Wit From Quebec to Arizona
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes from a bygone era. The piece leans on travelers in Quebec mistaken by fire alarms and statues, marital quips about wives, social roles, and playful verse. It closes with humor about porcupines, cacti, and the advent of the automobile.
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United States
Quebec
The Crying Need What the World Needs Its Fewer Solemn Announcements
A doctor tells of a patient with stomach trouble and a brown pill he claims will cure if kept on the stomach. The anecdote ends as the doctor departs, noting the pill as a supposed remedy.
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J W. Nisle
German cooking reform movement gains university interest
Heidelberg March 1 University professors have taken up a movement to improve German cooking. They argue that cooks focus on quantity over quality and contend that German cuisine once rivaled others in the sixteenth century but declined during the Thirty Years War and never fully recovered its prestige.
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Heidelberg
It Pays to Advertise in The Journal
The Journal offers advertising services promising effective exposure. It emphasizes intelligent placement and reliable reader reach, inviting businesses to engage with its audience through strategic ads.
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The
Journal
Doctor Questions Patient About Pill Incident
The doctor asked if the patient kept the pill on the stomach and the patient said the pill rolled off during sleep. The remark highlights the humorous misadventure of a medication mishap.
Rail timetable fragment for Golden State and Washington branches
A partial railroad schedule lists Golden State Limited and Express numbers with arrival and departure times, plus Washington Branch local passes and freight numbers. It notes daily local passenger trains 429 and 449, and defines Westbound and Eastbound limits with several times and days.
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Golden State Lame
Washington
H. W. Russel
Bethlehem Commandery Holds Regular Meeting Schedule
Bethlehem Commandery No. 45 K T meets on the third Friday night of each month. H T Carris and Arthur Goodin serve as Recorder and E C respectively.
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Washington
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A. F
A. M
L. B. Lupton
W. M
Arthur Goodin
Cyrus
KR. A. M
W. T. Carson
H. P. Arthur Goodin
Zeredatha Council
Ss. M
Regul
D. L. Carbaugh
I M. Arthur Goodin
Bethlehem Commandery
K. T
H. T. Carris
E. C. Arthur Goodin
O. B
Mra
Pearle Dickerson
Alice Rownd
Damascus Shrine
Commercial Club
Eva Mae Michels
Susie B. Edgington
Worthy Scribe
Amos Chapter de Molay
William G. Eldridge
M. C
James Sexton
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Evening Journal
Wan. Publishers News Editor
Walt Mason
Associated Frees
Central Standard Time
O Radio Digest
KSD
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Mareh
March
Iowa
Coppock
Germany
Austria
Poland
Russia
Highway Education Board
Willard Building
Washington, D. Cc
Abe Martin
Ike Bentley
President’s
Cooperative
H. S
Exch
Robin
Earl Chance
Jane
Willie
Hal Reister
Roy
Russ
Arizona
H. I. Ward
Nt & BP
Golden State Limited
Express
Arri
C. B
J. CC
McKay
Auu
PatAme
John Park
Washington Lodge No
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
L. R. Littrel
T. Rickey
Covenant Lodge No
Iowa Ave
Fred Diller
Noble Grand
Russell Goodin
Hall
North
Iowa Avenue
Oral Mayo
M. D. Lee
Travelers Insurance Co
Hartford, Conn
America
C. V. Crull Office
F. & M. Bank Ridg
Washington, Iowa
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