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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1927
Page
7
The readable content is sparse and fragmented with no clear event or identifiable names. It offers stray fragments about death, industry, and locations but lacks coherent details to summarize a specific news item. Unable to determine persons, organizations, dates, or place-specific facts for a proper card.
G Edward Elwell Jr of Bloomsburg Pa reports to radio hobbyists that he has logged 208 consecutive nights of reception from KFI Los Angeles using a temporary three-tube receiver and a long wire attic antenna. He later extended reception to 49 states and multiple countries, noting the signal often arrives on low volume or via phones, with KFI a persistent target despite vast distances.
May 1927 Oakland California Aunt Betty Thompson runs the Kiddies Klub broadcast from KGO reaching about 5000 children across the west Alaska and Hawaii. Letters from youths and teachers praise Aunt Betty for inspiring writing handwriting and self expression and for fostering letters to other members.
Madison, May 1927 The son of a famed musical lineage Rimsky Korsakoff a Rus sian student at the University of Wisconsin pursues an agricultural course with entomology research to apply upon returning to Russia His education is funded by the Russian Student Fund to foster leadership for Russia's reconstruction.
The piece notes rising interest in short wave reception and mentions J. J. Cooper of Cincinnati a leading radio distributor. It highlights broadcasts reaching WAAL New York WY Rotterdam Pittsburgh and WLW Cincinnati with rebroadcasts on low waves as manufacturers push new gear and creators eye future appeal.
NEA service notes Mrs Coolidge as a generous example in a drive inviting 1546 celebrities to submit recipes for a fund raising cookbook. The piece includes a test recipe for a coffee souffle from Mrs Coolidge and mentions preparation steps and ingredients.
A coroners jury returned a verdict of death following wounds received during the bombardment on a woman who suffered shrapnel injuries many years ago and never healed. The report notes the long lingering wounds contributed to her death.
The account describes engineers seeking a more compact and efficient design than the current apparatus for an nonstop flight from New York to Paris. Clarence Crosberiin and Floyd Berth are noted as key figures aboard the trip, holding the four-pound receiver and twenty-pound transmitter respectively.
The Heeton BympTrony Orchestra opens its summer series under new conductor Alfredo Casella with plans announced and a focus on Italian works.
A farmer uses a celluloid ring on a broodiness prone hen to prevent further brooding. After three bouts of broodiness the hen is led toward the market for sale.
KPO in San Francisco unveils a new studio pipe organ valued at $25,000, claimed as among the nation's largest radio studio organs. Also notes farmers should feed cows grain with 12 to 16 percent protein per expert guidance.
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