Radio Station Broadcasts and Language Use Praised in City
A notice lauds WGY Ringling Circus broadcast from Madison Square Garden and WFEBM in Indianapolis for strong signal, clear modulation, and nation spanning reach. It notes Mooseheart programming on WJJD, basketball finals chatter, and issues with WSAT and WSAI reception, urging clearer transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGY
Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Condenser Plates Find New Use In Back Panel Bracket DIY
A small back panel on the set now gains a new use by mounting on brackets. The brackets are crafted from strips cut from old condenser plates. Photos show the simple method to convert waste parts into a mounting base.
Notebook tips for radio hobbyists on tools and care
The note outlines speaker price ranges from seven to one hundred dollars and recommends pliers to form wire loops. It advises turning the wiring panel over a box to save dials during work and cleaning a crystal with gasoline every ten days or two weeks. It warns against dull surfaces for high frequency currents and says never use an ammeter to test "B" batteries due to risk of direct short.
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Brunswick
Radio Corporation of America
Brunswick Phonograph
North
Pennsylvania
Keith
Notes on Wiring and Norway's Radio Leadership
The document explains proper methods for wiring around screws to ensure a seal and recommends using washers or twisted wires when multiple wires share a single screw. It also states that Norway is among Europe’s leaders in radio transmission.
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Norway
Europe
Father’s Death Silences Hall on Radio
Wendell Hall known as the Redheaded Merry Maker has been off the air due to his father’s death. He was summoned to Chicago while appearing at Station WHAS in Louisville in late January and stayed with his father for about two weeks before the passing. Fans hope for his return soon with his cheerful tunes.
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Indianapolis
WSAT
United States
Cincinnati
WSAI
Wendell Hall
Merry Maker
Chicago
WHAS
Louisville
Hall
M& Heart
Harry Plays Records King of the Ivories Moves to Brunswick
Tearry Snodgrass once billed as the King of the Ivories while a Missouri State Prison convict is making Brunswick records. His first release features a pianist’s showcase of notable tunes and a radio broadcast angle from his prison connection.
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Tearry Snodgrass
Missouri State Prison
WOS
Brunswick Records
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WFEBM
the Merchants Heat and Light Company
Gus Edwards
Canada
WJJD
Order of Moose
Mooseheart
Times Office
Adler Royal Neutrodyne
Globe
Unidyne
Victor Combination
Lafayette Neutrodyne
Indianapolis Music House
N. Penn, ST
Victrolas
Harry
Snodgrass
Phonograph
Jack Witten
Semann
Ak Ae Eam
Freed-Eisemann
Iker
Timmons
H. T. Electric CO
Carlin Music CO
East Wash. ST
Pettis Dry Goods CO
East Wash
Brunswick Radiola
Brunswick Radiola No
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