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Show wTsIcHTsieep ,St J0 Reach the Outside '"lir'sT '"tolli;,1,1t mortals sac- ''"11 sfir''01' ,0 IU"P i,Uo S0ll,e '"'" .,. uiuring the mystic hours :,,, Hie motivaLingJorce ' 'ni,,i , "1P snme thilt holds us :-trv ' wl"n reading a fantastic 'are.,' y u'llicl we know is bat -:teti,V!''"thS f S""10 author's ;!(,.. ,ln (,tl'cr words our love jr J-'ious. t!ie .lisianl, the un- ''''oih1'1 J" n,,t:li"i"- voices ' a'an'f ' f!'otn f:"' ""'ay points i a, s':'tion or tl,e ,-omance or 1 "rkeli "ntient alchemists "rest lVr thpl1' retorts seeking v'Wa;e'rtC'?ts trra nature, we in ,Ms wy " tlmt. """"re finv ehH,McM vI. I. orations emanating from a thousand or more miles away. The magic carpet. Hying horse and space annihilating devices of the genii of the Arabian Nights have become actualities through radio. At any hour of the day or night it is possible for us to turn the magic dials and listen in to voices from afar. No longer cloes the Vermont farmer think of Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati or New Orleans as so many dots on the map. He has some knowledge of these cities, lie has heard them and knows the kind of entertainment the citizens of these places prefer. So. too, the western rancher takes nightly "visits" to the metropolises of the nation, na-tion, sitting with closed eyes, au in visible but aural part of an audienct to some distant point. And the enjoyment of this latest seicnlilic achievement does nq,t neces-siiate neces-siiate a knowledge of unknown powers. pow-ers. Another romance of today ine chanical production methods has brought the radio wonder to every home. |
