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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1922
Page
11
Deputy Game Warden Kellorx arrested Wallace Kopp of 140 yesterday for trapping fish with a copper wire snare. Police found seven yellow perch on him and he was booked on two counts with $10 bail for city court appearance.
Radio enthusiasts are invited to a new career as a radio traffic cop. The article spotlights Radio Inspector Schmitt in Chicago and Bernard H. Linden in San Francisco, detailing duties to prevent amateur interference and protect critical messages. Licenses at risk for violators.
A solenoid is a helix of turns through which current flows with defined north and south poles. It behaves like a permanent magnet in providing controlled magnetism and unified magnetic properties.
The Annual Chicago Radio Show will be held at the Coliseum from October 14 to 28, 1922. The event aims to showcase major equipment improvements and meet rising demand as manufacturers prepare for the winter season. Exhibitor space will be ample, with literature and contracts available, urging participation now.
The article by R L Duncan outlines a home built regenerative radio receiver with mostly homemade parts. It details a hook up using a variometer, variable condensers, grid leak and condenser, plate variometer, a dry battery, and specific speaker and filament components. It emphasizes careful wiring with insulated copper wire and avoiding parallel counteracting leads.
In a United Church forum address on Religion at 15, Rev. Samuel S Drury dean of St Pauls school argues Jesus at 12 was our boy or girl at 15, urging patience with youth independence and high aims. He warns elders dress and manners shape behavior and urges teachers to connect living with learning while stressing altruistic moral codes. Palm Sunday service featured a processional by sixty Lent class members in dark suits and white dresses carrying palm seats.
Solomon White of 4a Jackson avenue was arrested early yesterday by Interotnrecinet officers after a delivery car driven by a minor ran onto a sidewalk at Charles street and Parrott avenue, injuring a bed. Walter was released on own recognizance.
An old advertisement extols Father John's Medicine as a spring tonic for children. It touts purity, building strength to fight disease and purify the body, claiming the product aids new flesh and overall health without drugs.
New York agents seized liquor valued at 39,060 dollars after a raid on disguised tourists. The operation involved federal agents and multiple nationalities, with the liquor stockpiled and confiscated following several hours of investigation and action.
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