Radio Education Expands Reach Across Schools and Homes
The essay traces how educators use mail courses and radio to reach miners and city students alike. It highlights KSAC's broadcasts at Kansas State Agricultural College, Atlanta schools with WSB, state efforts in Connecticut, and a shift toward ear-led learning that preserves eyesight while expanding access to college and vocational topics.
Advantages of High Power Broadcasting to Public and Trade
A high power broadcast station is a proven fact with promising first experiments showing improved service. A superpower station like Radio Corporation at Bound Brook New Jersey with 100 Kilowatt output reaches about five million listeners, rising to fifteen million when programs are strong. The article notes the spread to 40 broadcast stations and wire or radio listings, indicating broad national reach. It discusses inductive interference and the receiver as a transitive device, capable of amplifying and mitigating disturbances from sparking machinery and high voltage lines, highlighting the public and central station implications for reception quality and energy Use.
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University of Hard Knocks
Little Sister
Big Brother
Jack
Jill
KSAC
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mary
John
Kansas Rural
S. J. Meher
Lehigh
Kansas
State College
Dixie City
Atlanta
Georgia
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Atlanta Journal
WSB
President Coolidge
Washington
Connecticut
Willis A. Sutton
Ford Sammis
Central High School Bulletin
Washington, D.C
Dr. Tigert
America
Nhewspaper
University of the Air
United States Census Bureau
Atlantic
Pacific
A. Atwater Hunt
Washington, D. C
Connell
Oporta Mia
Bound Brook
N. J
Whan
Sindiig
Nuiner
Dnter Larsence
Alentiite
Wiidanenker Figands
Ito
Napoleon Bonaparte Rise From Poverty To Power
A portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte from humble Paris beginnings in 1794 through rapid rise. It traces his early education, artillery career, pivotal victories at Toulon and Italy, Egypt expedition, marriage to Josephine, and ascent to power as France’s leader amid crises and conflict with England.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Pari 1
Paris
French Republic
France
Corsica
Bonaparte
Louis XVI
New Revolutionary Party
Louis
Toulon
England
Paria
Turkey
Parle
Convention
Barras
Interior
Josephine Beauharnais
Martinique
Hera
Austria
Sardinia
Italy
Egypt
Acre
Emgland
Qaira
Syria
Alto
Josephine
Treasury Experts Fail to Stop Counterfeit Money Schemes
Historical notes describe clever schemes to cheat the treasury with damaged or adulterated notes. Experts report large losses as counterfeit and damaged money circulates, with anecdotes of redeemed sums and recoveries.
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Herbert Moorer
John J. Tigert
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