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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1925
Page
26
Engineers predict a new generation of radio fans with indoor loop like aerials built into the receiver and powered by house current. Loop style aerials reduce static and are less obtrusive, but today’s models still hinder appearance. The goal remains a high efficiency inside cabinet aerial with minimal static.
New York December 5 11 The comparative dearth of loop operated radio sets is traced to the difficulty of finding good sets of this design. Radio dealers estimate more than 60 percent of users prefer an inside aerial. There are only about six varieties compared with many outdoor types.
Engineer W H Priess explains loop receivers deliver far higher efficiency and selectivity than outdoor aerials. He notes ordinary antennas capture less energy, making powerful loop sets preferable though tougher to build, with four or five times the effort needed for the same performance.
New York reports A H Grebe owner of WAHG and associates achieved a 10000 mile radio transmission to Australia without stopovers using a local transmitter. Voice from 2Z7V picked up in Sidney and relayed via telephone. Operation occurred at 430 AM and was repeated next day using 35 meter wavelength.
Cincinnati report describes the transmitter operator as the overlooked figure in radio broadcasting. The lone operator endures irregular hours and constant vigilance as studio directors and performers gain publicity. If the public dislikes the program, the operator bears the consequence.
Denver KOA officials say minstrel shows are the station's most suitable radio program after testing several options for popularity. The station arranged test programs to find a program with the greatest appeal.
The text notes the requirement for knowing every artist by name and voice and the skill to select proper amplification at the right moment. It emphasizes meticulous attention to vocal identity and sound balance for effective performances.
Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. 5. Charles L. Deacon Phillipe and Honus Wagner, famed Pirates stars, have teamed in a sporting goods business in the city. Fans recall the 1904 World Series with Phillipe’s pitching prowess contributing to Pittsburgh’s wins. Phillipe, though now advanced in age, remains active and popular.
A buried egg laid six years earlier was unearthed in Bellingham Washington and described as fresh as if just laid by H G Smith of the Washington Cooperative and Poultry Association station. No volunteer attempted to eat the egg.
Dr J H head of the radio laboratory of the U S Bureau of Standards and president of the Institute of Radio Engineers discusses limits on radio growth. He cites overcrowding of ether, intrusive advertising and copyright royalties as obstacles, notes gradual progress in range and interference control, and cites fading as a major unresolved issue.
New York December 5 Radio has not challenged telegraph service. Telegraph firm orders rise as radio broadcasts increase and demand musical numbers accompanies programs.
The article notes radio already serves, but effective reception is limited to a small zone around a station. It predicts broader service as programs from abroad are rebroadcast by American outlets and mentions further advances linking radio with visual appeal.
Washington December 5. Prompt and unquestioned citizenship for Americans born in the Hawaiian Islands traveling in any U S region was urged in Governor W R Farrt's annual report. He cited immigration officials at Hawaiian ports refusing birth certificates saved under territorial authority. The report notes Island business with the mainland at 176 260 691 dollars last year and imports and foreign trade totals.
New Orleans December 6 a seven member commission is formed to preserve the French Quarter historic district from out of character growth. The Cabildo Napoleon House Lafitte tavern Absinthe House Pontalba Building Jackson Square and other landmarks are cited as enduring symbols of 200 years in the historic area.
Radio fans in Syria rely on distant stations for entertainment as local broadcasts vanish. Only the best sets reach the country, signaling a scarce but vital link to news and culture amid disruption.
The article notes Joseph Smith aged seventy eight died. Attending were his mother in law aged ninety two two brothers aged eighty six and seventy two and one sister aged eighty four.
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