Radio Educators Push School On The Air Movement
A spirited survey praises radio for widening access to education across communities. Educators describe mail courses evolving into broadcast lessons via Station KSAQ and other programs, reaching miners, farmers, and families with grades, civics, geography, and music. Washington era figures and state colleges endorse radio’s role in extending schooling, while improvements in receiver design aid blind students and general access.
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The
University of Hard Knocks
Little Sister
Big Brother
Jack
Jill
KSAQ
Kansas State Agricultural College
Mary
John
Kansas
S.J. Meher
Lehigh
State College
Atante
Georgia
Tullona
Aent
A. Atwater
Kant
Philadelphia
Hi Jn
Atlanta
Atlanta Journal
Coolidge
Washington
Kennas City
Ira Insco Cammack
Schoola
Kansas City
Mario Talley
Oliver Swaney
Piatto County
Dhey
United States
Delared
Commack
WLS of
Chicago
University of ‘Parte
Hag
Radio Institute of University Extension
Raymond Poincare
Himagl*ae
Nte
Rok
John J. Tigert
United’ States
Oft
Eiducation
Tigert
Cirst
Vetera
America
Wulmulus
University of the Air
United States Census Bureau
Thay
Willsould
Atigutte
Pacific
A. Atwater Kant
Washington, D. C
Philadalptla
Mre. C. M. Gonnell
National Capital
Hame
Radio Techivera
Ptysiona
Hogrda
Infinitesimal snargy and inductive interference rise
The text discusses how Time amplifies inductive disturbances near high voltage devices and the impact of modern broadcast reception on interference. It notes sparking, faulty apparatus, and rising interference as new tech appears, transforming the neighborhood electrical environment.
Arrest Shadow Over Presidents in Forgotten Tale
A muddled OCR fragment recounts an improbable arrest involving Ulysses Grant, Franklin Pierce, and Merco with garbled names and sensational claims. It weaves a mistaken courtroom moment, a Bayer product mention, and a distant political intrigue about presidential figures and a long-serving official, all conveyed in scrambled prose.
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Franklin Pierce
Ulysses Simpson Grant
United States
Ita
Franklin Merco
Merco
William Motino
Washington
Mme
Nathan Lewis
Alora
Stanley Helin
Mr. Merce
Emphatic Praise for Tanlac Drawn by Mrs. Braun's Recovery
Mrs. Florence Braun of Burlington Iowa reports Tanlac restored her after years of operation related weakness. She describes insomnia headaches and weight loss but says Tanlac rebuilt her strength appetite and energy. She now moves and works like she did ten years ago and urges others to try the tonic. Over 62 million bottles have been sold.
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Florence Braun
Burlington
Taniaa
Tanina
Prabe
Faith in Medicine and Cost of Drugs in London
A discussion from the American Medical Journal notes that English insureds, numbering about 1.86 million, received 7.4 million prescriptions in a year. Drug costs exceeded 5 million dollars, with debate over the psychological impact of medicine on patients and the wasteful practice of excessive prescribing.
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London
Elvea
American
Medical Journal
Mechanical Problem Triggers Car Horn Nonsense
An incoherent note describes an overheated engine and a new thermostat device. The text mentions a car, a horn, and a brand or term Great Wand or Hansan Ay, but provides no clear event, date, or outcome.
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