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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1922
Page
14
January exhibit in Hradec Králové Bohemia features unbreakable class ware from Sazava Hude by firm and includes cooking vessels erlenmeyers and vials for chemical use American Consul Whaus reports an imperfect shard shattered on a hardwood floor but claims glass can withstand 2900 degrees of heat despite breaks.
Duncan, director at the Radio Institute of America, compares radio transmission to waves from a stone in water. He explains how increasing power in the antenna and adjusting inductance and capacity affect wavelength and directional emission for broadcasting versus targeted transmission.
A terse radio primer notes that the term implies no magnetic needle aligns with paradiel due to a vertical plane difference, contrasting with poles aligned on the magnetic axis. The wording suggests a conceptual description of magnetism and orientation.
A Easter season plea from the Benefit Shop notes rising demand for suits and dresses but limited supply. The shop appeals to households to donate items or send them to the Venice Shop to help provide new outfits for youths preparing for Easter celebrations.
Milford plans a meeting in Odg Fellows hall to discuss a Boost Business campaign started last Tuesday. The agenda includes appointing delegates for the State Chamber of Commerce meeting in Hartford and forming a plan to speed up local business growth with support from the chamber and industrial concerns.
Hamilton E Field, longtime art director and president of the Brooklyn Society of Artists, died at his Brooklyn home at age 43. A noted minimalist and expert on old master authenticity, he organized the Salves of America from dissenting artists and authored The Technique of Oil Painting in 1915.
Senator Norris of Nebraska introduces a bill to federalize and operate the Muscle Shoals plant on the Tennessee River. The measure would form the Federal Chemical Corporation to oversee production of fertilizers and explosives, with three directors appointed by the President and authority to manage power, distributions, and sale of nitrates. Ford's lease proposal was endorsed by Senator Linder of Alabama, but Norris pressed for federal operation.
Advertising for Pyramid Pile Suppositories claims quick relief from pain pressure and discomfort. The ad urges readers to order a free trial by sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co at Pyramid Building Marshall.
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