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recorded Aug 28 2020
Topics: jazz, piano, rossi
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Andō Shōeki (1703-1762)
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稿本「自然真営道」は、江戸中期の思想家である安藤昌益（1703～1762）の主著で、昌益独自の思想世界が展開されており、その斬新さは日本思想史において特筆すべきものであるといわれています。（他に、刊本「自然真営道」（三巻三冊）が伝来していますので、このような言い方がされます。）\r\n もと百一巻九十三冊からなっていたものを、大正１２年（1923）に..
Topic: philosophy
TV News Archive and Radio Archive tour conducted by Alexis Rossi
Topics: tv archive, radio archive, internet archive
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Jun 20, 2020
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Alexis Rossi
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Black Lives Matter protesters remove statue of Francis Scott Key from monument in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California on June 19th, 2020.
Topics: Blacklivesmatter, Francis scott key, golden gate park, juneteenth, protest
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Radio feeds from police and emergency services.
Topics: police, emergency, radio
This video includes in-depth explanations about how to perform powerful, complex search queries on archive.org using boolean operators and fielded search.
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Topics: how to, help video, search queries
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Images of the Internet Archive for use as Zoom virtual backgrounds. All photos are approved for this use.
Topics: internet archive, zoom
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May 19, 2020
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A collection of radio clips from August 3-4, 2019 regarding the mass shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH.
Topics: radio archive, gun control
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May 10, 2020
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Gary Rossi
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Gary Rossi at home, May 9, 2020
Topics: jazz, piano, spring
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Google Play , formerly Android Market, is a digital distribution service operated and developed by Google. It serves as the official app store for the Android operating system, allowing users to browse and download applications developed with the Android software development kit and published through Google. ( Wikipedia )
Topics: google play, android, mobile apps
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The Radio Archive Search Service allows people to search through English language talk & news-focused radio stations using transcripts created through automatic speech recognition technology. Our goals are to: Make radio an easily citable medium of record Help journalists find what was said on the radio and include the evidence in their articles Give Wikipedia editors primary sources for their research Allow researchers to programmatically look at thousands of hours of...
Topics: radio, news, talk radio
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Items donated by UCSB IA12749
Topic: donation item
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Periodical publications including magazines, trade magazines, and journals. Please peruse the growing list of publications .
Topics: periodicals, journals, serials, magazines
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Nov 20, 2019
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Gary Rossi
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Recorded "live" on a single track with no overdubbing on September 2 and 3, 1987. The organ is a Baldwin Orchestra.
Topics: jazz, organ
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Nov 20, 2019
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Transferred from original audio cassette. Cassette damaged after ~9 min on Side A, and for last ~9 minutes of Side B.
Topics: jazz, piano
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Nov 5, 2019
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Nov 5, 2019
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Gary Rossi
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Gary Rossi on Piano and Brian McConnell on bass
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Topics: piano, jazz
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Gary Rossi
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"Just Squeeze Me" Music recorded by Gary Rossi on accordion, Mike Dana on guitar, and Nye Morton on bass.
Topics: piano, guitar, bass, jazz, jazz trio
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Gary Rossi
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Whatever IV
Topics: piano, jazz
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Gary Rossi
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Solo Piano music recorded by Gary Rossi in December of 2004
Topics: piano, jazz
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Digitized version from Serials In Microform collection originally from NA Publishing. Record of the acquisition of the microfilm: https://archive.org/details/SerialsOnMicrofilmCollection
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Fringe and off-center content
Topic: fringe
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Welcome to the Internet Archive Books collection! Some books can be freely read and downloaded. Others can be borrowed and read in our online book reader.
Topic: books
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Jazz music by pianist Gary Rossi and assorted performers.
Topic: Rossi
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Tracklist: 1. 1 2. 2 3. 3 4. 4 5. 5 6. 1 7. 2 8. 3 9. 4 10. 5 11. 6
Source: Vinyl LP
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Gary Rossi; Kevin Cain
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Tracklist: 1. Dance With Me - Gary Rossi 2. Skylark - Gary Rossi 3. Poinciana - Gary Rossi 4. It Had To Be You - Gary Rossi 5. Mr. Magic - Gary Rossi 6. Jealousy - Kevin Cain 7. Danny Boy - Kevin Cain 8. Put Your Hand In The Hand - Kevin Cain 9. Autumn Leaves - Kevin Cain 10. Sunny - Kevin Cain 11. Take Me Home, Country Roads - Kevin Cain
Source: Vinyl LP
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PARC is a renowned Open Innovation company that’s been at the heart of some of the most important technological breakthroughs of our time. PARC brings leading scientists, engineers and designers together to form bespoke teams across a series of Focus Areas that we believe are the future of technology, science and innovation. Creativity and science are core to PARC’s mission to reduce the time and risk attached to innovation. We draw on our revered history and our energy for the future to...
Topic: Xerox PARC
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Many US-issued "ethnic" records from 1910s - 1930s, primarily Central and Eastern Europe (Hungarian, Slovak, Polish, Serbo-Croatian, Lithiuanian, etc), also Latin, Greek, Japanese and misc other ethnics. Also 1910s ragtime, 1920s / 30s jazz and dance. IA12780 IA12781
Topic: donation item
A brief screen capture with instructions for downloading a CSV of items views information for a collection.
Topics: views, how to
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Digitized material from the Archives at the National Centre for Biological Sciences (NCBS) in Bengaluru, India. The Archives at NCBS is a public space for the history of contemporary biology in India. This collection is curated by Public.Resource.Org.
Topic: Archives at the National Centre for Biological Sciences
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Silver, Frank, 1896-1960; Cohn, Irving, 1898-1961
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Physical Description: score (5 p.) ; 31 cm.
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Topics: Popular music -- 1921-1930, Humorous songs, Sheet Music, Score
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Magazines aimed at children and young people have a long and generally positive history. Many writers and artists who grew in the late 19th and early 20th centuries trace their fascination with the arts to the magazines they read as children.
Topic: magazine
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Women's magazines covered some or all aspects of what was thought of as womans' life of the time, especially current fashions, housekeeping, children, decoration, and the management of home economics. For relaxation there were lots of fiction, puzzles and games, many serious and informative articles, and some excellent cover artwork. And ads, lots of advertisements, for travel, cosmetics, clothing and fashions, jewelry, foods, domestic and kitchen appliances.
Topic: magazine
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Western pulps were among the earliest, and among the last to give up in the 1950's. Who hasn't dreamed of the Old West of the American frontier?
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The first weekly magazines in English were news and propaganda journals issued by all the sides in the English Civil War of the 1640's. They are recognizably the ancestors of our weekly news magazines of today. By the middle of the nineteenth century America had several weekly "newspapers" that carried news, pictures of current events, opinion, advice, and fiction. As they continued to grow and change, some became more like magazines than newspapers, and so another category came...
Topic: magazine
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One of the popular genres of pulp fiction was war stories, of all kinds and for all the services.
Topic: magazine
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People have been reading about distant places and imagining what it would be like to travel there since long before the advent of magazines. The happy combination of inexpensive printing and good photo or engraving reproduction resulted in increasing interest in travel as a subject for magazine articles, culminating in specialized magazines about travel itself. Regional magazines are those centered about some locality, usually with a big dose of boosterism and articles about why the reader...
Topic: magazine
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Trade Magazines, or Trade Journals, are magazines devoted to a business, profession, or trade—the everyday tools and information sources of people doing their work. Many of these regularly provided interesting art, and some (especially those aimed at the graphic arts) published stunning artworks that changed our perceptions of what art is.
Topic: magazine
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Stories about sports and sports figures have always been popular, especially among young boys and men. Here are covers from Sports Pulps of the twentieth century. If you like these, you should also look at the Sports Magazines (mostly aimed at adults, and primarily non-fiction in nature) and the General Fiction Pulps, many of which regularly ran sports fiction. The Adventure Pulps also ran many stories about sports, sports events, and sports heroes.
Topic: magazine
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Sports and sporting events are immensely popular in America, and there have been specialized magazines devoted to them since the middle of the 19th century.
Topic: magazine
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This is a highly delectable cornucopia of covers of some of the rarest and least-seen pulp magazines of the twentieth century. We've gathered these from collectors, libraries, and little-known shops just off the avenues in cities that no longer exist. Enjoy them! [The rare ARGOSY issues now have their own section, in the General Fiction Pulps.]
Topic: magazine
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Religion, the Occult, Mystic matters, all these things beyond the physical plane; the history of art is full of great works based on these themes, and sometimes the magazines in this field have great art as well.
Topic: magazine
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The throb of a heart, broken or otherwise; and confession is good for the soul and even better for the cash register. These are true stories, and not to be confused with the fiction published in the Romance Pulps. Well, not too confused.
Topic: magazine
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One of the basic categories of pulps, and the one category aimed at women, was the Romance or Love Pulp. They are just about what you might expect, but sometimes the stories and the covers transcend the genre. Some believe that RANCH ROMANCES had the honor to be the last pulp magazine published in the US, with issues containing new stories still coming out in the late 1960's.
Topic: magazine
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Technology enthusiasts of a century ago were just as enthusiastic as the computer developers of today. But they worked on different technologies, such as radio, aircraft, chemistry, mechanics, and transportation.
Topic: magazine
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Among the most popular of the pulp magazines were those specializing in science fiction and fantasy stories. Most of cover art for these is well covered in existing websites. On MagazineArt.org we concentrate on rare and uncommon titles, those you are unlikely to see elsewhere.
Topic: magazine
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There are magazines that are far outside the normal distribution. Here is the Category for the odd and unusual in magazine publishing; if it doesn't fit anywhere else, you'll find it here.
Topic: magazine
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Plenty of pulps were very specialized in their interest and appeal. In this category we might put GHOST STORIES, RAILROAD MAGAZINE, MOVIE ACTION, COLLEGE STORIES, and so on.
Topic: magazine
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There were plenty of pulp and pulp-like magazines that used sex as a marketing tool, whether explicit (and sold under the counter) or just as a theme. A lot of them ran only one or a few issues and were published by fly-by-night operators, but others lasted for years and anchored large publishing companies.A good short history of SNAPPY STORIES (to be added) can be found at the eNewsstand project.
Topic: magazine
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Almost everybody lives somewhere, so there's a ready market for magazines which supply ideas about how to improve your home, your garden, and your community life. A lot of these ideas involve art (design, photographs, pictures, drawings, sketches) and the magazines are still fun to read. They're full of things that clearly illustrate our past ways and show how we got to where we are today (for good or ill).
Topic: magazine
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During the 1930's the paranoid streak of American culture had its day in the, well, sun. Month after month a few dedicated pulp titles fed the desire for stories that made you feel horrified at the world and terrified by little tiny things like men in monks' habits and strange people by the side of the road. Their covers were like nothing else! See a few here.
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Hobbies, avocations, things you do for fun even if they involve a lot of work. See also Trade Journals, for the day the hobby takes over your life and you start trying to make money at it.
Topic: magazine
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For many people, heroes like Doc Savage and the Shadow, which ran in long series and featured a primary character with better-than-human capabilities, was what pulps were all about.
Topic: magazine
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Magazines about your health and physical fitness have been popular since the last years of the nineteenth century. Here are a few to start with: YOUR BODY, a 1920's Hugo Gernsback magazine which popularized health research and presaged his barrier-breaking title SEXOLOGY. Or PHYSICAL CULTURE, probably the original model for both these other titles.
Topic: magazine
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The first magazines in English were news letters about the events of the English Civil War. Since that time there have always been magazines that carried the stories of the interesting events of the locality and the world.
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You all know what this is all about, so there's not much to say. Magazines about music, and stage, opera, musicals, drama, comedy, ballet, and the singers and players and musicians who fill our lives with joy, sorrow, and entertainment.
Topic: magazine
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Television? Not much TV before 1950; but some. Worth noting that RADIO MIRROR added "AND TELEVISION" to its title in the early 1940's. In Britain, of course, there were TV broadcasts beginning in the early 1930's. Radio? Yes, although there are fewer magazines about Radio than you might think. We cover the technical aspects of Radio, including a lot of its early history as a geek phenomenon, in a separate Category album. Movies? Yes! Dozens and dozens of magazines published thousands...
Topic: magazine
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One hundred years ago Americans read SCRIBNER'S and THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY and CENTURY MAGAZINE to find out about the world, and to be entertained. Today the magazine market has split into thousands of specialized titles, and no magazine has the breadth and majesty of these grand masters.
Topic: magazine
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Magazines aimed at men. A lot of cheesecake and spicy stuff, with a lot of adventure and sweat. You know what you're looking for here.
Topic: magazine
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Lots of magazines offer intellectual and political content and philosphy (as differentiated from news and current events magazines). Here we offer them to you.
Topic: magazine
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Magazines about humor. Humorous magazines. Magazines full of jokes and funny stories and cartoons and parodies and humorous pictures.
Topic: magazine
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When the pulps started, they carried all kinds of fiction and attempted to appeal to the broadest possible market. It wasn't long before specialized pulps, dedicated to one kind of story or to stories about a single class of subjects, came out; but the general fiction pulps survived for many decades.
Topic: magazine
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Most general magazines carried fiction, along with articles, editorials, short filler pieces, commentary, and what-all. But a few magazines explicitly concentrated on fiction.
Topic: magazine
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Many American magazines in the 19th and 20th centuries were aimed at farmers and ranchers, and rural people in general. At the time the rural population was a majority, and their work and cultural life was sufficiently different from that of the city dwellers that it made sense to publish magazines focused on these things. It made money, too; some of the magazines with the longest publishing history were Farm magazines.
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Pulps dedicated to crime and mysteries were among the first specialized pulps to be published. DETECTIVE STORY had its first issue in October 1915, and MYSTERY MAGAZINE by 1917. By the 1930's, crime pulps (if you include super-detective and crime-fighting hero pulps) were almost synonymous with "pulp" in the American mind.
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Business and finance magazines sometimes had great covers! Here are some of them. Not exactly Trade Journals, not exactly News and Current Events magazines, somewhere in their own world.
Topic: magazine
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In the beginning, SHORT STORIES was a small magazine that published literary short stories, often translated from other languages. By the 1914 it had become a pulp magazine, generally featuring an action scene on its cover. A SHORT STORIES cover from its glory days is immediately recognizable from the iconic red sun that from 1917 was always found in the background. For many years it published two issues a month, but went to monthly publication with the April, 1949 issue. In the 1950's it...
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ROMANCE specialized in romance and love stories set among exotic and distant lands, in historical settings, and in the face of danger and adventure. This was the second pulp magazine published by Ridgway, a company which had been successful first with EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE, a mass-market title printed on quality paper and aimed at both men and women, and secondly with ADVENTURE, a purely pulp magazine aimed primarily at men. It debuted in November 1919, and at first published mostly fiction in...
Topic: magazine
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Adventure in the Orient! A continuation of ORIENTAL STORIES, there were five issues published quarterly 1933-4. A rare and valued pulp.
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An assortment, a variety, a gathering of adventures.
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This Red Circle pulp is not to be confused with ADVENTURE TRAILS 1, of a decade earlier, which was published by Clayton as a continuation of DANGER TRAIL 1. Three issues 1938-9. Source: AHGTTP.
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Not famous, but with active covers; from Chesterfield Publications. Originally titled SMASHING NOVELS MAGAZINE (4 issues in 1936), became ADVENTURE NOVELS, then ADVENTURE NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES (6, MAYBE 7 ISSUES 1937-9). Two more 1938 issues were purportedly titled ADVENTURE YARNS. Hurts one's head. Source: AHGTTP.
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Begun in 1910 as a way for publisher Ridgway to tap into a new market, it specialized in stories of danger and thrills. At this time other pulp and popular magazines contained a wide variety of stories ranging from danger to romance (even when these are not the same thing). Its creation was a logical response to the success of pulps like ARGOSY, which by 1910 were selling hundreds of thousands of copies of each issue; but the focus on adventure was something new. It survived, in one form or...
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More action and adventure! Fiction House's ACTION NOVELS published 25 issues in the period 1928-33. It was revived as a quarterly as ALL-ADVENTURE ACTION NOVELS in 1937, but only actually published one issue each in 1937, 1938 and 1939, before disappearing for good. Source: AHGTTP.
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Here we find pulps devoted to the adventurous thrills that all their readers hoped might be theirs some day, or else just lived vicariously in the thrilling dreams of others. Danger! Warfare! Frontiers! Mysterious messages and treacherous missions against hopeless odds!
Topic: magazine
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Build a transportation system, and people and things will travel. Here are ads for all things related.
Topic: magazine
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Toys. Games. Let's play.
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A noxious weed, and an important part of the American economy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, tobacco advertising paid for many an editorial lunch and kept lots of artists employed.
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Mainstays of the advertising pages were personal items such as toiletries, beauty aids, perfumes, bath and facial soaps, and the like. Human interactions are important: Flowers, cards, notes.
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Buy land; they ain't making any more of it. Well, they are; but not so's it matters. Ads for it. Leave where you are and come to somewhere else!
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Audio, and early video, and records, and entertainment. The beginnings of an industry that is still with us, slowly engulfing (or being engulfed by) the computer industry.
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Advertisements for outdoor and indoor sports and equipment for them. Guns, rods, racquets, balls; the list is endless.
Topic: magazine
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Our magazines, especially those aimed at men, have always been full of ads for neat technology stuff (to use the technical term). Here's the category for all those ads (except for Radio/Audio/TV, which has its own category).
Topic: magazine
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Pens and pencils and paper and office supplies. Now we have major national chains providing these materials to the end consumer. Back in the day we needed to see ads like these to decide what to buy. Hey, we still do.
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Find here ads for instruments, sheet music, musical books, accessories, concerts; anything music-related. However, note that phonographs and record players and gramophones have their own section, with radios, televisions and the like.
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Get to work! We don't pay you to sit around moping in front of the computer! Maybe you should try this small business at home? Or, if you want to learn a new trade, there are plenty of ways to do that.
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Here are the ads for the common everyday household things you need to have around to keep the place clean and running. And also the objects of beauty that make life worthwhile. A little bit of decoration, a little bit of dirt removal.
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Health and medicine ads have supported numberless magazines over the years. Some publishers refused patent medicine ads, and some got rich on them. Ditto for equipment, which can range from something as straightforward as crutches to something as questionable and as "Violet Rays". Techniques can be as simple as yoga and as complex as sequestration in a private hospital.
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Advertisements for meat, corn flakes, candy bars, flour, beer, wine, spirits, broccoli, peanut butter: Here they are.
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If it goes on a farm, it goes here.
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Always a mainstay of the magazine advertising pages, companies that promise to train you for a new job or educate you for a new role in life or society have given us images that have become part of our popular culture.
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Clothing and fashions pay the bills at our department stores and shopping malls. We pay the bills for our clothing and fashions. And advertisements in magazines told us what we were going to buy (or make), and why.
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Without cameras the magazineart.org would be a lot smaller and less interesting. Hail photography!
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Money. Ads for those people who have grabbed onto your money, and will only reluctantly give it back to you.
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Automobile ads kept magazines going through good times and hard. High-ticket items, they could afford to pay for color reproduction when that was too expensive for most other products. Everybody knows something about cars! Some of these ads were created by the best artists in the business. And some of them are just fun to look at as nostalgia; or, if you prefer, ancient history. Trucks here, too. Also wagons and carriages. If you like these, check out this great website of scans of...
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Art prints have been around as long as printing has been around. Film, movies, cinema, as an art that moves, only a short time, but fully the memory of living humans. Books and magazines have been the subject of ads as long as the memory of humankind. Or so it would seem. Not only did magazines run ads for themselves and for other titles from the same publisher, they often ran ads for totally unconnected magazine titles. Sometimes they sold the space to the other publisher, and sometimes they...
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Bicycles became vastly popular in the late 19th century and paved the way (sorry!) for automobiles by creating a population that wanted good, smooth, hard-surfaced roads and plenty of them. Motorcycles were an adaption that combined the best and worst of the two. And then there were motorbikes, and scooters, and any motorized conveyance that could spring full-blown from the head of the American backyard inventor.
Topic: magazine
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Famous artists, when they weren't painting the covers for the magazines, paid their bills by doing art for advertisers. Some of the things they did can stand up with the best of their covers, and much of it is fascinating today for what it tells us about life and popular culture of the past. This is a small door that opens up into a very large cathedral of art.
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Buy and bicycle or build it; repair it; add on it; or dress for the occasion.
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Recordings made available under the Music Modernization Act . A reasonable search has been conducted to determine that these items are not commercially available. 5 second samples . presentation . Read more on Internet Archive's blog . Please be aware that subsequent uses may not be permitted under US copyright such as reproduction, distribution, display or public performance. Works may be in the public domain already, in which case, these restrictions do not...
Topics: unlocked, 108h
This item may not be used for commercial purposes. Whilst it is believed these recordings are in the public domain, no warranties are given as to copyright ownership. Please contact us at info@archive.org if you believe this content should be removed. Performer: Richard Tauber Writer: Purcell; Parr-Davies Tenor; With Orchestra; As Sung in Film "The Lisbon Story"; Sung in English. Digitized at 78 revolutions per minute. Four stylii were used to transfer this record. They are 3.5mil...
Topics: 78rpm, Popular Music
