Rutgers Clubs Broadcast at Astor Galleries in New York
Rutgers College Musical Society organized in 1880 will broadcast its entire program Friday evening at the Waldorf Astoria Astor Galleries. The event is under Rutgers Alumni in New York with patronesses including Mrs Haley Fiske and others. The club has toured the east to Florida and drawn large audiences, including a thousand at Steel Pier Atlantic City. They appear in New York annually.
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Rutgers College
Astor Galleries
Waldorf-Astoria
Rutgers
New York
Haley Fiske
Lenor F
George G. Frelinghuysen
C. Pruyn
Louis Stotesbury
Rutgers College Musical 5
Florida
Steel Pier
Atlantic City
Correct Use of Loop Antenna with Safety Precautions
The article explains loop antenna use and emphasizes keeping it free to rotate and at least eight to ten feet from metallic objects. Nearby metal such as steam radiators beds metal roofs or lead in wire can absorb energy, reducing the loop’s directional properties.
Regular Indianapolis radio schedules and power details
Local WFBM operates nightly except Saturdays and Sunday morning church services. WBBZ airs Sunday afternoon and Monday evening programs. WFBM is 250 watts while WEAF in New York uses 2000 watts for test purposes. state finals will be broadcast by Indianapolis Times sport writers from the State fairground booth.
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Times
Ime
Indianapolis
WFBM
The
Merchants Heat and Light Company
WBBZ
Tittes
United States
A. R. Greene
WEAF
New York
Indianapolis Times Sport Writers
WFBM Receives Large Public Applause Across Regions
WFBM received over 1,200 letters and cards last week from 31 states and parts of Canada. The station’s farthest reception distance reached 2,100 miles with reports from the west coast noting excellent program reception.
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Merchants Heat and Light Company
WFBM
Canada
Japan Now Broadcasts With Temporary Equipment
Times Special from Washington reports Japan began radio broadcasting on March 1 using temporary equipment. By February 20 there were 818 applications for receiving sets, and sales of radio sets and apparatus remained encouraging according to Frank Rhea Acting Commercial Attache in Tokio to the commerce department.
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Times
Washington
Japan
Frank Rhea
Tokio
Department of Commerce
Montreal station CKAC to print stamps aid for the blind
CKAC Montreal plans to print its own stamps for fans who heard the station and to donate funds to a blind institute. Jacques N. Cartier says listeners may send ten cents to a bank, then the station will buy a large stamp set for the institute when enough is collected. Early KGO in Oakland begins eight weekly golf lessons.
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Ruy
NBA
Montreal
Can
Institute For the
North America
CKAC
United States
Jacques N. Cartier
KGO
Oakland
Cal
Radio consortium links England France America and Germany
Wireless interests have created a friendly alliance among England France America and Germany through the A. E. F. G. Consortium. It conducts radio business in South America for large firms of the four nations, though no formal political union exists yet.
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England
France
America
Germany
South America
Dying Vacuum Tube Causes Audio Distortion and Loss
A failing vacuum tube becomes noisy and distorts music as it loses the ability to detect and amplify signals. It gradually reduces volume and the reception of distant stations until a rapid volume drop occurs.
Diaphragm Adjustment Techniques for Headphone Precision
The air gap between the diaphragm and pole-piece tips must be equal on each side to achieve maximum volume without distortion. Consistent spacing ensures accurate balance and improved acoustic performance.
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IL. J. Cooper Rubber Company
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Eas
AL Ernard
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Ohio Theater
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