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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
10
The National Fire Protection Association announced changes to radio rules in the national electrical code. The revisions ease installation for receive only stations by reducing lead in and ground wire costs while maintaining lightning protection. The preliminary rules will be published May 1.
Report on Bell Laboratories experiments and Marconi developments in wireless transmission. Details include a Rome link via telephone wires, a 2XB New York broadcast from Amsterdam Avenue, and demonstrations with the Marconi antenna and Fleming receiver. The tests aim to broadcast speeches from Congress and presidential addresses, despite wavelength interference with WJZ.
Radio engineers predict most high priced cars will soon carry radiophone receivers. Ongoing tests with gels and various antennas are aimed at enabling this future.
Report on trial demonstrations of radiophone use during a moving Locomobile touring car with Miss Shirley Ward operating. Mention of Radio Show at Mechanics Hall and notes on Italian efforts near Rome by Senator Guglielmo and Marconi device.
Mrs. Sarah R. Robertson of New York was arraigned in Freehold on charges of conspiracy and robbery for allegedly faking a $50,000 jewel robbery at Deal on February 18. She pleaded not guilty and was released on $11,500 bail to await trial on May 2.
She-Who-Is-Always-Well-Dressed promotes spring clothes with a summer look and practical prices. The Straight Line Suit in navy twill or tricotine features slim lines, slit pockets, embroidered details, and a tailored finish. Sold at Winter Street Second Floor.
Silk camisole advertised as charming and lasting with striped tub-sills and filet edging. Self material shoulder straps double for service. described as a gift size.
The ad highlights polo coats in camel hair and caramel tans, described as practical utility garments with plain lines and peau de cygne lining. Prices are set at 25.00, promoted as surprising value for a season wear.
The Jersey sweater jacket features stitched trim and a belt with a tuxedo collar. It highlights color choices from scarlet to orchid and navy and promises good quality at an unexpectedly low price.
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