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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
2
The Indianapolis Times radio program on WFBM will air Friday night with surprises including a Victor Herbert Ensemble concert of orchestral and semi classical works. Nick Lucas will guest from the Circle Theater. he performs there before joining The Times at about 10 25 p m.
A compendium of radio guidance covers testing dry cells with high resistance meters and using crystal or vacuum tube detectors. It advises indoor antennas, careful tuning, safe clearance from high voltage lines, and proper storage battery maintenance for durable performance.
Deep seated uric acid deposits dissolve and the rheumatic poison leaves the system within twenty four hours. A full pint bottle of Allenrhu is guaranteed to stop agony and reduce swollen joints or money back. James Allen of Rochester supplies druggists to guarantee the remedy nationwide.
The New York State Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Waldorf Astoria will be broadcast by WEAF WJAR WTIC WFI WGR WCAE WSAI WwJ Woc WCCO and KSD at 8 p m CST for one hour. The text notes Coolidge’s radio clarity and lists stations and timing.
E. E. Koerner of this city owns a large and fine private library said to be one of the state's best. Koerner conducts the Victor Herbert Ensemble, a favorite in many homes, which will perform again on The Times program over WFBM Friday night.
The document lists radio call letter ranges assigned to countries and regions under ITU rules. It covers Germany Dutch Indies Norway Poland Venezuela Estonia France Japan Great Britain Turkey and United States allocations. It notes Canadian stations begin with C and Mexico has XAA to XDZ. The Philippines Alaska Hawaii and Puerto Rico are controlled by the United States.
Wires add capacity in a radio receiver where each connection and metal piece influences tuning. The capacity effect from these components shapes how the circuit responds to signals and bands.
Advertisement claims Freezone relieves corn pain instantly and allows easy removal. A tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents promises to remove hard and soft corns between the toes and foot calluses without soreness or irritation.
Washington reports that government licensing may soon outpace gold in value as broadcasting costs rise and weak stations fold. Of 578 stations, 114 are Class B with 600 to 5000 watt power, while 175 new applications await spectrum, but only 89 wavelengths exist.
C. E. Becker of WGR advocates using a flower as radio representation. He suggests the cosmos as the suitable emblem, reasoning the name reflects radio's universal good.
Nick Lucas, celebrated guitarist and singer, will perform on The Times radio program after his Circle Theater engagement. He will appear Friday night at Severin to play a few numbers and brighten listeners.
The Bureau of Standards sends out radio signals twice a month on definite announced frequencies for standardizing frequency meters and receivers. Signals originate from WWY in Washington D C and GXBM at Stanford University California.
Washington on November 19 the coming public ownership fight centers on radio ether. Representative E L Davis will push to outlaw commercial traffic in radio wavelengths claiming the ether is public property loaned to private stations. delegates at the Fourth National Radio conference warned against selling wavelengths though some spoke to guard against federal action.
The German ministry of posts and telegraphs is reported to be studying a scheme for installing a telegraph line. Officials weigh costs and routes, aiming to improve communication networks across key provinces and border regions.
A proposal envisions establishing a public radio receiving station in every town and village throughout Germany to ensure nationwide access to broadcasts and regional programming. The plan emphasizes universal coverage and local relevance for rural communities.
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