News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Britain, Japan, France and the United States seek new China treaties to end foreign domination. Debates over concessions and municipal control continue as troops shift to Hong Kong and Shanghai. Reports from Nicaragua, Germany, and the U.S. discuss diplomacy, demilitarization, and political turmoil amid global tensions.
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Japan
France
United States
China
Canton
Peking
Nhither
Chen
Great Britain
Shanghai
Hongkong
London
Hankew
Klukiang
Lindlere
Yungste
Gevergiouut
Sime
Pothertig
Una
Kone
Cheklang
Clinchow
League of Nations
Germany
Reichswehr
Berlin
Ttis
Geneva
League of Nations Council
Belgium
Per-Sun de
von Windenburg
Herr Grief
Rayfilixt
Marx
Doctor Hergt
Walter von Kendell
Interior
Radio Beacon Aids Ships At Sea In Fog Or Storm
Federal Igrandes announces the Kolster mobile radio beacon to guide vessels in low visibility. Tests by the U S Lighthouse Service Standard Oil and Federal Telegraph confirm its ability to transmit a short range signal for direction finding. Inventor Dr F P Kolster notes the device is small inexpensive and easy to operate from a pilot house.
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Pacific Coast
United States Lighthouse Service
Standard Oil Company
Federal Telegraph Company
California
Ufe
Kolster
Dry F P. A. Kolster
Rhonde
Lghthouse
Sequoia
Kotstér
Bureau of Standards
Mtzalmmong
San Francisco Bay
San Pedro Harbor
J. C. Bennett
American Steamship Owners Association
London
Palo ‘Alto
Calif
Simplicity of Radio Explains Wave Transmission
A teacher compares radio to throwing pebbles in a pond to illustrate how waves radiate in all directions. The lesson explains ether as a theoretical medium, and likens vibrating currents to radio waves traveling through space, with sound produced at the receiver via an electric current.
Many Kinds of Radio Tubes Now on Market
The article notes a wide, confusing market of radio tubes including amplifier detector ballast and rectifying types. It explains that most tubes besides amplifier, rectifier, or ballast can be used in many positions and that different models like the 201 A or 302 A vary in efficiency by position. It highlights the surplus of varieties and falling prices compared with earlier costs.
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American Boy Magazine
277 Stations Operating Outside United States
A total of 277 broadcasting stations are now operated outside the United States, with more than 600 U.S. licensed stations. About 50 additional plants are projected or under construction worldwide. Key projects include the Irish Free State voices at Cork and Dublin, the International Esperanto Association station at Geneva, and new plants in Madrid, Milan, Naples, and Austria as plans advance.
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United States
Department of Commerce
Irish Free State
Cork
Dublin
International Esperanto Association
Geneva
Madrid
Milan
Naples
Austria
Weave Trap Not Cure for Poorly Made Set
A properly connected wave trap can cut interference from a strong nearby station but cannot fix broad tuning inherent in the receiver. If dial settings across stations are broad, don’t rely on a trap. overhaul the set and seek a more selective circuit.
Radio progress in Itasda with thousands of sets installed
The report notes rapid radio expansion in Itasda with over 6,000 receiving sets in workers' clubs and about 12,000 sets in public reading rooms. This shows broad dissemination of radio among workers and the general public.
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Radio
Russia
Itasda
iSalts Fine for Aching Kidneys Keeps Readers Healthy
An old newspaper item extols Jad Salts for kidney health and bladder relief. It urges drinking water, four ounces of Jad Salts nightly, and notes the remedy is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia to flush and smooth kidney function. Local druggists report strong sales to believers in early treatment.
Birds Change Mates In House Wren Study
Cleveland naturalist Prentisa Bald win conducted a ten year day by day study of nesting house hold wrens. The report notes each year the wrens raise two broods and change mates between broods once the young are independent.
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Prentisa Baldwin
Cleveland
Baldwin
Selenge Monthly
Relief from Dyspepsia Attacks with Mentha Pepsin Elixir
Distress from gas and fullness can make you fear a heart stop. One tablespoonful of Dave's Mentha Pepsin provides quick relief as the pressure eases and breathing returns to normal. A druggist guarantees Dave's Afentha Pop ala elixir with money back if not helped.
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Dave
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