Raymond Harris Post Drum Corps Captures First Prize
The Reymond W. Harris Post Veterans of Foreign Wars drum and bugle corps from this city traveled to Yonkers New York for the fourteenth annual New York Pilers and Drummers contest under the National Fife Drum and Bugle Corps. The local group won the final prize a silver cup as the largest corps with 27 members. Sergeants Scruitze Tollinger and Schultze Daing earned high marks in individual events with Schultze Daing receiving first prize. Foreman Frank Fancher from Willimantic and others were noted among strong competitors from Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey and New York. Bridgeport finished with a prize of $4 and two-thirds. Guiding officials and judges had yet to finalize some results.
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Reymond W. Harris Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Life
Yonkers
N. Y
New York
Gornaérts
Nena
Frank Fancher
Odell Chapracy Corps
Regenerative Part of Super Regenerative Circuit Analyzed
Paud F. Godley explains the regenerative receiver stage in a super regenerative radio circuit. The article outlines a three element vacuum tube based setup with feedback between plate and grid circuits, showing how sustained oscillation and amplification occur and why stability is limited by temperature and regulation.
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Godley
Paud F. Godley
America
Sunday Post
Thaahaerste- Beneratlyn
Huth Ducusky
Theoreticsi— Ily
Slenar Enery
Lena
Bible sales soar as radio drives fastest selling title
Report notes Bible, World's Best Seller, is rapidly sold via radio broadcasts. Wesley Mell of the American Bible Society led readings and promotional talks at Sansdegia, with crowds gathering as broadcasts from the station featured Mel talks and sales pitched to listeners.
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Radia
Atel
Selioe
Wesley Mell
Pwih Radia Anterca
Cece Ips Vet Pacific Agency
aAmerican
Elblee
Bible Society
Corbess
Sposker
Sansdegia
Gaita
Mall
Pctura
Meltalkine
Midio
Denmark Uses Radio Warnings for Ships In Danish Waters
Coast station Blaar reports leebergs in Danish territorial waters at 12220 Danish time as part of wireless alerts. Collars described as very wide slip over shoulders, resembling a Berta, often worn on sleeveless garments to create a short sleeve effect.
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Denmark
Blaarand
Old Boats Reproductions Admired as Library Antiques
Reproductions of old boats with meticulous rigging and sails are favored as antiques and deemed most appropriate for library displays.
Seltsam Offers City Boulder for Bronze Tablet
George Seltsam of Sylvan Avenue offers a ten ton boulder from his farm for a city bronze tablet to be placed at the city hall entrance or rotated to Sansice park. The gift requires council approval and could fertilize a memorial to the World War era, with discussions of placement and future relocation needs.
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George Seltsam
City Hall
Syvan Avenue
Selfsam
Punnlein
Keating
Soitsen
Sansice Park
Anort
Perry Memorial Arch
Tty
Selisam
Yong
Oideet
Sylvan Ares Nat
Che Tod
Irrank J
Goodeeis
Park Avenue
Vacation Story Teller Welcomes New Bedtime Voice
Young readers at Arab Bedtime Stories have wondered where the new voice will come from during July. Miss Margaret Randall, the first woman to read Bedtime Stories in the courthouse, takes a vacation and others will take over with readings by Miss Marion Parker and Miss Miriam Gow, both noted educational and Boston readers in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buerke Ts Randall
Amrad
May Wyre
Jity
Mise Rangall
Courney
Misa Marion
W. Parker
Ada
Brookline Ils
Bliriam D Gow
Boatan
Energy of Stars Measured by Federal Bureau
Washington reports the Bureau of Standards completed standardization steps and released new scientific papers on measuring stellar energy radiation. Tests used vacuum thermocouples and transmission screens to determine spectral energy distribution for 40 celestial objects, noting infrared output of red stars exceeds that of blue by up to four times. A separate agency branch developed a new finger printing system for the postal savings service to identify depositors and prevent tampering with cancelled stamps.
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Washington
Tuly
Bureau of Standards
Wie
Conus
Mars
Postal Savings Branch
Poss Ofica Department
Bhomba
Six Billion Gold Marks For Rhine Army Upkeep
Karl H. von Wusgand reports on a July 16 dispatch detailing estimates for covering Army of Occupation costs from the Armistice to March 21, 1923. The Second Memorandum shows large expenses for commission furnishings, housing, and propaganda facilities, with prosecutors citing Versailles terms and Rhine border costs.
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Karl H. von Wusgand
Eurly
Germany
Wich
Che
Elgn
Eelmottha
Miftitan
Marie
I Millon
Collet
Uweenpeer Snse
Uxney
Luxuirious
Whart Teanures
Wumetraenss
Milliion Merks
Acton
Wiesbaden
Treaty of Versailles
German Republic
Maadé
Roineland’ Commission
Mayence
Rhineland
iMangin
Hessen
Duffy Not Sold to Braves Amid Season Talk Springfield
July 11 report denies any deal moving Duffy Way to the Boston Braves. Owner Shean of Hampden says no sale or trade is planned and Duffy is having his best season yet. Duffy leads in assists with 28, while Eddie Cabell and Gy Willems top majors with 24.
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Springfield
Boston Braves
Francis Tatty
Shean
Hampden
Shen
Duffy
Recani
Nacional
Interna
Eddie’ Cabel
Ith Kending
Gy Willems
The
Philies
Bol
Mews Meee
Johnny Talla
Browns
Seaion Onley
Alsmouirk
Orcutt
Zormerty Ar
Nm BU McCorry
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Raymond Harri
PRUE
Bridgeport
Resie
Bauer & Binck
Chicago
Dane
Post and Telegram
the Electric Shop
United Illuminating CO
COR, Broad & Cannon Sts
Phone Barnum
Cabucon
Federal Bureau
Rhineland Commission
Braves
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagare Falls, N.Y
Diamond
Setile
Ujixg
Cuticura
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