Home Radio Vision Set Demonstrated by Jenkins
C Francis Jenkins of Washington displays a small radio vision receiving unit designed for home use. The device attaches to a regular set with a wall mounted screen showing the transmitted image.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
6
C Francis Jenkins of Washington displays a small radio vision receiving unit designed for home use. The device attaches to a regular set with a wall mounted screen showing the transmitted image.
Naval aviators urged active fliers be promoted to commanding posts in aviation. Six naval air officers opposed William Mitchell’s defense reorganization plan before the president's air board while Mitchell faced possible discipline for criticizing current policy. Frederick Thompson of Mobile resigned over the shipping board abolition proposal. U S anthracite coal inventories are 6 million tons below last year’s level, with larger exports a key factor in the deficit.
The Texas railroads earned 11 550 660 more in the first six months of 1925 than the same period in 1924, a 42.55 percent rise. Interstate hearing on Southwestern commodity rates is set for Houston on October 30.
A potato curing plant rises at Lindale and a commercial college opens at Mount Pleasant. Lindale reports 6000 bales of cotton receipts this year, 2000 more than 1924. The state approves 6000 dollar Henderson ISD bonds at 5 percent. Armistice Day plans form in Wood county Mineola. Texas public schools enroll 1,194,655 students last year. Quanah to Floydada rail line extension hearing set for October 19 at Fort Worth. Timpson to Mount Enterprise highway work under way in Rusk county. Texas fisheries yield drops since 1918 while candelilla wax ships from Brewster to New York. State bank franchise tax clarified for nationalization. Tin cassiterite found near Mount Franklin El Paso. Willacy county soil survey headed by Herman W Hawker. A hearing October 13 seeks lumber transport charges by St Louis Southwestern Railway. Eight irrigation permits total 5505 acres granted. Dopmeyer to visit 10 Texas towns this month for interstate water certification. Only a few counties may have surplus feed. others face shortages as imports fill needs.
Charlotte Osgood of Los Angeles has married Antonio Vittorio Chievena of Milan. The bride, known as a horsewoman in New York and Palm Beach, met her husband at a Venice dance two months ago. The groom is a wealthy leather merchant.
King Alfonso of Spain and General Primo de Rivera, heads of the military directory, plan a 1927 visit to the United States. The report notes the general’s recent leadership role and adds other global events. A severe drought disrupts Rhymney Valley water supply affecting over 100,000 residents. An earthquake near Managua, Nicaragua, rattles Costa Rica. Cavalier Luperini, Florence Fascist director, is assassinated. his attacker Bendolini is wounded.
Spain reduced first class fares to lure third class travelers to better comfort while riding. The Notre railway of Spain posted an unexpectedly large jump in profits in the last year.
Cuticura promotes skin relief for babies with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and a touch of Cuticura Ointment. Also suggests Cuticura Dusting Powder and Talcum as part of the toilet trio. The ad ties in a proverb about dodging work and responsibility, noting good jobs after all.
An old advertisement urges mothers to use California Fig Syrup to ease a constipated child. It promises a pleasant taste that pleases fretful infants and claims daily dose can prevent illness tomorrow. The note warns buyers to request genuine California Fig Syrup with printed directions on the bottle.
Airplanes have entered the first stage of progress, showing reliability in test flights similar to early automobile reliability runs.
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