Giant 20 Foot Horn Duplicates Full Band Sound
Camden March 12 a new super talking machine was shown by Victor Laboratories under Dr Carlton D Hargis with a 20 foot horn capable of duplicating the full volume range and tone color of a band pipe organ or singer. The device folds into an eight by four by eleven foot cabinet and aims at churches theaters and large homes.
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Camden
N. d
Camden Architects’ Association
Victro Talking Machine Company
Carlton D. Hargis
Victor
Raigis
Architectural Grill Demonstrates Variable Sound Reproduction
The article explains super instruments designed for cabinet or permanent building installation, capable of large or small shapes. Marion Talley’s voice tests volume clearly three blocks away despite traffic and industrial noise, using both mechanical and electrical reproduction. A needle in an electromagnetic field drives currents through vacuum tubes to a loudspeaker and a 20-foot horn, with volume adjustable from whisper to full band.
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Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera
Coincidence Prompted by Parent's Wedding Date
A schoolroom quip about coincidence where a student says their father and mother were married on the same day. The line is attributed to Sofia La Gulagrie and reflects a playful take on fate and events aligned by chance.
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Sofia la Gulagrie
Complete line of instruments at Bland Piano Company
A local music shop, Bland Piano Company, advertises a full range including ukuleles, banjos, saxophones and strings. The store promotes its varied inventory for players of all levels and instruments.
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Bland Piano Company
Lowden to Speak in North Carolina for Farmers Meet
North Carolina plans two farm meetings with former Illinois governor Frank O Lowden as a leading advocate of cooperative marketing. He will discuss surplus control and marketing, while the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association reports strong signup momentum for the 1927 crop and a new six year contract.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Lowden
Hainois
Arkansas
A. B. Blalock
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Blalock
Charlotte
Arkansas Cotton Growers’ Association
North Carolina Cotton Growers
North Carolina Association
Moore
Richmond
Anson
Scotland and
Hoke
Bladen
Columbus
Cumberland
Mil lionaire mule prompts quick enterprise ad buzz
An Annapolis Log Enterprise want ads tease a mule nicknamed Mil lionaire due to its rumored wealth earning status. The note plays on the animal’s supposed fortune as a humorous local blurb for the reader to contact the enterprise for rapid results.
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Illinois Statesman
Annapolis Log
Enterprise
Kriesler
Galli-Curci
Mary Jewis
Rachmaninoff
Sousa
Bland Piano Co
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