Hoover outlines radio regulation amid station growth
Secretary Hoover describes the vast expansion of U S broadcasting, noting 108 Class B stations and 455 Class A, with power limits up to 5000 watts. He warns that spectrum is crowded in cities like Chicago and New York, urges interconnection for national events, and says there is no monopoly in broadcasting while regulation remains in flux.
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Tanlac the Great Tonic Promises Health Boost
Grand claims promote Tanlac as Nature's tonic and builder. It targets appetite, digestion, and weight gain, promising quick improvements and many testimonials. The ad urges readers to buy at their Gruggist and start treatment immediately.
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Wonder Well in Charleston DC Artesian 2050 Feet Deep
New York World reports an artesian well in Charleston DC reaching two thousand fifty feet with a temperature of eighty seven degrees. The project showcases engineering feats of the era and marks a notable shallow drilling milestone for regional water supply.
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