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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and topics from couple to weather and law terms, seeking answers like spirits, promises to pay, lubricants, pronouns, metals, instruments, and nautical phrases. It ends asking for the solution to Yesterday's crossword.
New York City houses fourteen broadcasting stations while Wellesley College pioneers a radio class for women. Berlin builds a tall observatory tower 1,049 feet high. Mexico used radio during its revolution. a Sydney to Suva relay proves global reach. Canada remains the U.S. main radio customer with 2.4 million dollars in imports. about 20 million Americans listen to radio. Germany teaches languages by radio. Guatemala charges five dollars to install a receiving set.
Tubes in use for many months may lose detection or amplification as electron emission declines. Replacing one tube can restore full signal strength and performance.
The observed violent boiling during charging is caused by bursting hydrogen gas bubbles formed in the storage battery.
A new Long Island broadcasting outlet with call letters WGBB will begin within days, owned by Harry Carman of Freeport, operating at 244 meters. The U S Marine Band will deliver Thursday concerts from Washington to WBZ WRC WJZ and WGY starting May 25 at 6 30 p m central. WSAI Cincinnati will relay WEAF New York through summer, while power limits may rise to 5 000 watts for several stations. WFEM will broadcast Speedway races May 30 from 8 30 a m. May 21 at KSD hosts a Catholic Students Mission Crusade pageant in Forest Park featuring 500 students and 60 musicians. WSAI plans anniversary programming with a special Music and Features feast.
A two day festival starting June 6 at 4 p m and ending June 7 at 4 a m features WSAI concerts with symphony musicians choirs and jazz groups under the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. A memorial broadcast for Victor Herbert will air May 24 on WEAF WCAP WJAR WCTS WCAL and WWJ with Augustus Thomas as host and conductors including John Philip Sousa Hugo Riesenfeld Max Bendix Henry Hadley and Paul Whiteman among others.
The text discusses radio practice and components including how volume and distance are affected by a notebook audio amplifier, the behavior of a series condenser with plate closure, tube failure causes, testing a crystal detector with a buzzer, brass hardware for condensers, and crystal set reception range of about twenty five miles at night with atmospheric cooling effects.
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