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... Broadcasting ANEW series of Scrapbooks is announced the the first of which was given last night. proved to different form from its More predecessors, but was worse for that, for these Scrapbooks reminiscences, and the way which they are presented, have ...
... much Is being crowded into so little space that most Important events In the world s history quickly pale until the light of recollection is turned on them once more. A Scrapbook of forty years ago would probably not half so Interesting. This suggests that ...
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... vans attached to the Department, which go to all parts of the country search of material, and others sent the B.C.C. from all parts the world. One these records recently settled argument between two listeners. Someone telephoned the 8.8.C. to ask if it was ...
... the new condt- tions furnished by brought more Intimate touch with the Front than was possible last time The homely message from the Queen made a deep impression upon listeners, especially the womenfolk, to whom it was primarily addressed. It served preface ...
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... Bronkhurst (pianoforte). 10.15—Time from Greenwich; Weather Forecast and Second General Signal News Bulletin. 10.25-12.0—Lew Stone and his Band, from the Cafe Anglais. (Shipping Forecast at 11.0). (Time Signa, from Greenwich at 11.30.) TU-MORROW, — 10 ...
... speaking in 25 different languages, have described the games to all parts of the world. Some 300 microphones have been employed and over 300,000 records nade, A woncer of Last Scrapbook CRAPBOOK for 1901. which will be presented next month by Lesite Baily and ...
... time here it is night in Australia, and that varies in different parte of the world. For example an American speaker on the wireless one night this week said he was speaking from New York in the afternoon, was half-past nine in England. All this leads up ...