Radio

"I feel like a spider."  From 73 Magazine, 1966.

A Kabbalistic Tree of Life in Field Radio Relay Techniques (1957).

From Queen Titania's Radio Fairies by The Sandman, 1924.

Underwater radio.  From Radiorario, 1926.

Take it easy with some "easy listening."  From Take It Easy.

From Radio Guide, 1938.

"Looking alive."  From The Game of Healthy Living by Winslow & Hahn, 1934.

Today's monkey listening to the radio within a leaf is from Elmhurt College's 1926 yearbook.

"The voices of people whose reality is far away, something in another life, part of another fable, just as your reality is part of another fable, and all of it part of the only fable, and the only history."  From A Special Announcement by William Saroyan, in One Hundred Non-Royalty Radio Plays, 1941.

"Have you ever thought you were going crazy?"  From TV Radio Mirror, 1961.

"The voice of the ether that lured to death!"  From The New York State Exhibitor, 1933.

From 73 Magazine, 1966.

"Is a nervous breakdown your worry?"  From TV Radio Mirror, 1961.

"When hams discuss 'optimum spacing' in single band beams."  From 73 Magazine, 1968.

Reblog if DJs should play more melted records.  From The Improvement Era, 1952.

From Radio, 1927.

You know about live television and radio broadcasts, but in the early 1900s even magazine fiction was presented live and "vitalized."  From Live Stories, 1919.

His master's voice?  From American Legion Weekly, 1926.

From Sam Spade: The Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail Caper:

A very tiny radio behind a magnifying glass picks up a weird station undetectable by other devices.