Japanese fleet equips ships with radio telegraph gear
More than 1000 Japanese ships are reported to be fitted with radio and telegraph equipment as they press the hunt for food across the ocean depths.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
5
Radio as a medium spreads great music to the masses
Walter Damrosch argues that technical advances in radio have transformed broadcasting from crude dance tunes to high quality music. He recalls five years of direct radio work, noting improved microphones and loudspeakers allow fine orchestral color to reach millions, turning radio into a powerful, solemn duty for music purveyors.
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Walter Damrosch
America
Walter Bambosch
Associated Press
New York
666 Liquid Ox% Tablets and Salve Patent Claim
A historical patent style claim touts 666 Liquid Ox% Tablets to relieve headaches or neuralgia in 20 minutes, reduce a cold on day one, and treat malaria in three days. The 666 Salve is advertised for a baby’s cold.
U S Mother Turns Buddhist Inn in the Air
A fragmentary notice notes a U S mother turning toward Buddhism and discusses duty of commercial concerns in advertising music and products. It hints at efforts to offer music of the best quality and the responsibilities involved.
Reed warns Hoover plan could cancel foreign debts
Kansas City reports former United States Senator James A. Reed opposes President Hoover's one year moratorium on foreign war debts. Reed says the plan risks ultimate cancellation of indebtedness and accuses Hoover of ties to foreign capital and syndicates. He calls the proposal a dangerous political maneuver.
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Kansas City
United States
James A. Reed
Hoover
Reed
Rock of Gibraltar Crumbling and Shrinking Reported
Geological experts warn the Rock of Gibraltar is eroding and shortening in height. Study notes ongoing weathering processes and potential impacts on coastal areas and tourism, urging monitoring and preservation efforts by authorities.
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Gibbraltar
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