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In 1904, the Saint Paul Globe (St. Paul, MN) published a fanciful story on the future of reading, phonographs, and the library, ten years hence. The author, describing a trip forward in time to check his own written works, pondered the changes to libraries where all written works had been transferred to phonographic cylinders and “readers…[listened] in rapt attention through the usual insulated wires with rubber nozzle ends connecting the ear drums of the consumer with the cylinder within.” In addition, the library had been “turned into a power house by which thousands of volumes were transmitted hourly to the residences, apartments, and tenement houses of the city….” Read more about it!

Beginning in November, the Library of Congress Music Division, WETA-FM and CD Syndications will be launching a 13-week classical music radio series slated for broadcast nationwide. Bill McGlaughlin, creator and host of the Peabody Award-winning program “Saint Paul Sunday Morning,” hosts “Concerts from the Library of Congress,” which features excerpts from past performances held in the Libraryas historic Coolidge Auditorium.

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