Telephone facts and figures in the Teletype era
Edwin F. Hill surveys Teletype adoption across industries as telephone typewriter networks expand in hotels banks railroads and newspapers. Western Electric acquisition of Teletype bolsters production and research while usage climbs from 1,000 units in 1925 to about 25,200 in 1929 across diverse sectors including airlines banks and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Electric Company
Teletype Corporation of
Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Electric
Tiore
Breakfast as a happy morning staple with self rising flour
The article promotes flexible breakfasts to start the day well. It advocates varied hot breads like coffee cake and other breakfast breads and explains self rising flour speeds prep by pre-leavening with baking powder and salt. It highlights planning, regular routines, and aroma to motivate punctual family breakfasts.
Idea Grow Slowly Refrigeration Invention Era
Idea Grow Slowly Refrigeration began in 1861 and gradually improved for transportation use, with years passing before it became satisfactory for practical movement of goods.
New Type Amplifier Horn Developed For Roxy Theatre
A shallow loudspeaker horn designed for sound picture use by Bell Telephone Laboratories has been installed at the Roxy Theatre in New York City. The oblong horn measures 64 by 8 inches with a long neck and wide sound distribution, enabling clear projection toward screens in similar venues. This development accompanies rapid growth in talking pictures now widespread in cities and towns.
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
The
Telephone Laboratories
Roxy Theatre
New York City
Bell
Arlington
Madison Square Garden
Clvb
San Francisco
Cuba Calls Increase Adds Undersea Cable Link
Telephone calls between the United States and Cuba rose sharply prompting a new 125 mile undersea cable. The Cuban-American Telephone Company owns three cables, with the latest carrier system enabling four calls and twelve telegraph messages simultaneously. Service interconnects Key West and Havana, linking land lines with AT&T and Cuban Telephone Company networks. The first US Cuba service began April 11, 1921 under Presidents Harding and Menocal.
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United States
Cuba
Felt Telephone Laboratories
Cables
Cuban-American Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Florida Straits
Key West
Florida
Havana
Cuban Telephone Company
Harding
Menocal
Ui S Leader in Rachair Industry Angora Goat Tale
An article extols Angora goats as a major American livestock asset. It notes the U S hosts the largest Angora population with about three and a half million animals, concentrated in Texas and nearby states, producing 17 million pounds of mohair annually. Mohair fibers power upholstery and fashion, with noha velvet and velvet-like fabrics common in furniture and car interiors. The Angora fleece remains the most valued product, used in countless domestic and industrial applications.
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United States
California
Texas
Arizona
Oregon
New Mexico
Missouri
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Edwin F. Hill
Grace VI All Gray
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the Peoples Bank
Denton, Maryland
Mae
Plics
Harvey Firestone
Firestone
Willys Overland Fine Motor Cars
Purol
Bullock & White
Denton, MD
Rore
Ford
Detroit
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
R. C. Jackson
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Greensboro, Maryland
Victor Radio
Victor
Victor Radio-Electrala
Peysa Khana Sete
M. K. Newnam
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Radhive
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