Radio amateurs and club networks across nations
The article notes U S amateurs learn radio skills in a 50 200 meter wavelength range with legal licenses for sending. It contrasts international rules in England Australia Canada France Holland Germany and highlights the spread of radio clubs in the East where amateurs stay active after training. It describes a relay chain of clubs that transmits messages to distant points via telephone messenger or rural delivery.
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Uncle Sam
England
Australia
Canada
France
Holland
Germany
America
East
New York Sun
Immigration reform and boxing rules in Massachusetts
The article discusses a presidential authorized immigration board to oversee consulates and port processes, aiming to aid newcomers from arrival through assimilation, while noting fears of a European exodus as gaps in manpower and money persist. It also reports Massachusetts boxing officials deeming two fighters guilty of stalling, withholding gate receipts for charity and stressing fighters must fight with full vigor to protect sport and public integrity.
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Congress
United States
Europe
Massachusetts State Boxing Commission
Boston
Massachusetts Commission
Massachusetts
Wireless in Everyday Life and the Coming Radio Era
Experts predict portable radio outfits will send and receive 1000 miles with a small handbag device. A $25 self-contained machine already offers news and music from regional broadcasting stations in Pittsburg New York Chicago and Springfield Mass. The push toward civilian radio follows wartime use by the signal corps and navy.
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Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Springfield
Mass
Sam
The
Signal Corps of the Navy
Signal Corps
Navy
Brazil Poised for Global Rise in 2022
The piece argues Brazil will become a world power with vast land area, strong exports in rubber and coffee, rising growth, and high population quality. It highlights extensive trade opportunities, unique rare woods, and agricultural potential across climates from the Amazon to temperate mountains, suggesting exceptional future prospects.
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Brazil
United States
Amazon
Buffalo’s Wet Mayor Promises Immediate Policy Shakeup
Frank X. Schwab, elected last November as a wet, assumed office last week and moved quickly to end prohibition enforcement, install a new police chief, scrap wartime reserves, and form an advisory committee from each ward. He pledges strict enforcement of city laws while easing open defiance of Volstead rules, signaling a shift toward stricter home cellar activity in a city seen as welcoming for brewers.
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Buffalo
Frank X. Schwab
Schwab
Police Department
Poice
M. Briand
Rhyme and Reason Songs of Wedlock in Wintry Weather
Poem by T. A. Daly extols impulse of lovers to forsake hearth and uncle’s cheer for snowy frolic. It questions what draws them out in blustery night as world lies white and trees guard gates with icy mail, urging equal flame for partners in wintry weather.
Flashes of Lightning Teutonic Reasoning Across Papers
A garbled collage of quotes shows Germany demanding reparations financed by the United States, while various newspapers mock or critique politics and industry. Mentioned are Hank Ford, automaking from armor plate, and a dentist’s one cent tooth-pulling offer, all reflecting fragmented 1920s-era sentiment.
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Hank Ford
A. Ca
Washington Post
Smith Center
Great Bend Tribune
Chicago
Cuban President's Daughter Engaged in Havana Society
Senorita Rita Gomez Colon, daughter of Senora Zayan and Cuban president's wife, announces engagement to Senor Guido Colli. The couple plans an early spring wedding and a honeymoon in the United States. Colon, a gifted musician and Solfeo graduate, admires Americans and has studied at Havana's Convent of the Sacred Heart.
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Senorita Rita Gomez Colon
Senora Zayan
Senor
Guido Colli
Havana
United States
Senorita Colon
New York
Solfeo
Humor Cartoon Snippets Spotted in Daily Gist
A collage of witty exchanges and quips appears from various papers with jokes on pies dyspepsia dodging duties and film stars. Snappy lines reference humor in domestic life, stage seating, janitors and a monopoly keeper. Names and places pop up as readers share quick lines.
Naval holiday could boost American industry and jobs
The New York Sun argues that big shipbuilding and steel firms expect a billion dollars in lost government orders under the naval arms-limitation plan. They predict gains from reduced taxes and boosted civilian production, with foreign demand returning and energy reallocated from war to plowshare industry, offsetting some readjustment costs.
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New York Sun
EM. Gary
Charles “M. Schwab
United States
Ained
Horoscope for Saturday January Fourth 1922 Conflicts and promise
The horoscope predicts conflicting influences with Saturn benefic and Mercury Mars adverse. It foresees benefits for the elderly and a boost to land and agriculture, with labor under favorable stars. Warnings include possible foreign sensational news, gossip, and political graft. Birthdays flagged for a busy, sometimes headstrong but courageous year.
Women Pain Public Life Spotlight in Washington Art
International News Service reports women play a leading role in official life at the capital with Miss Noretta McCormick Smith, a noted artist, drawing fresh attention for portraits of great men. Her work includes a likeness of ex President Wilson and others like President Harding, Josephus Daniels, Governor Cox of Ohio, and Cardinal Gibbons. She and her mother live on Massachusetts Avenue in Washington.
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McCormick Smith
Miss Smith
White House
Harding
Josephs Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Governor Cox
Ohio
Cardinal Gibbons
Massachusett Avenue
Washington, D. C
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