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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
6
Disjointed OCR snippet shows scattered phrases and reading clues. Mentions Ames Iowa and Chicago studio hints amid garbled tokens. No coherent events or subjects emerge from the fragment.
Programming across stations including Philadelphia Civic Opera Carmen by United Press era, Memphis Anniversary program, Schenectady WGY comedy by WGY Players, Jefferson City Farmers week from University of Missouri, and Calgary Aeolian quartet concert. Stations and times cited with network marks.
A scrambled radio listings fragment shows multiple city programs and orchestras such as Philadelphia Davis Orchestra York Alamac Detroit and Chicago stations. It mentions time slots around 6:00 PM and references WGN Chicago and other stations in a catalog of schedules.
A dense update shows radio station 5:30 to 9:15 listings across WCCO WBIN WOAW WBZ KDKA WCAR WFI WIP WOS WGY WOOS WMC CNRW WMAQ KYW and more. The page also mentions Uncle Bob reports, Oak Park events, and studio artists, plus references to concerts by Shenandoah Municipal Band and Carmen by Puccini, with various local arts and health notes and a Fort Worth trio performance.
OCR style listing shows scattered radio programs and orchestra names across multiple stations and cities including Omaha Detroit Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia Atlanta and more. Entries mention specific times and venues such as Waldorf Astoria and Piccadilly UK with various orchestras and programs referenced in a disjointed, puzzle-like timetable.
Fragmentary notice shows theater listings and radio stations WHAS and Louleville Alamo. Mentions Me-wex ae Fes moveheart and M- WILS with codelike references 344 419. Source text unclear but indicates entertainment and broadcasting items across Louisville area.
A list of station pairs and time slots across networks including WGN WLS KDKA WEBH WIP WRC WBAP WHAS KFKX WBCN WCBD WGN WSB WFAA WRC WCAL WOAW WBAP KGO KDKA WGY detailing broadcasts from early morning to late evening.
Scattered OCR text mentions New York and Philadelphia times with names like Jane Earnhardt Cleve and Royal Canadian. Details are unclear. readable items hint at an event schedule and persons but lack a coherent narrative or full facts.
Ralph Barnett of St. Louis operator of amateur station 9 ACI processed 335 private radio messages in December, the best individual total for that period, announced at the American Radio Relay League meeting in Hartford.
WEAF in New York City has raised its transmitter power to 2000 watts on an experimental basis. It becomes the first station to use 2000 watts under the broadcast test plan.
Instructions describe increasing selectivity by looping a 25 turn honeycomb coil between a grounded object and the antenna far end. A variable condenser tunes the circuit and the usual ground connection remains.
Phosphor bronze springs make clean contact with tubes while pour grade springs bend down, causing open circuits. The right springs prevent poor contact and reduce frequent electrical trouble.
Whistling is a common fault with tube receivers often caused by the lead-in being too close to metal or improperly installed. A wire joining the condenser frame to the ground lead will ground condensers.
St Louis fans organized the Radio Society of St. Louis to stamp out interference and advance radio. They seek a city radio commission, citing Chicago and Cleveland as models. Indianapolis listeners face severe local interference from streetcars, transformers, and power lines. the Times Radio Department invites fans to join and mail the department with support.
This note covers safe battery handling during repairs, bulb protection to prevent blowouts, use of ground masts for antenna support, turbine tube lighting limits, insulation issues on weak signals, filament adjustments for detectors, importance of good telephones for crystal sets, insulating bottle necks for wires, aerial installation guidance, hearing ability and radio use, and dust effects on receiver volume.
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