High power radio tests contradict common fears
Washington reports preliminary findings from WGY high power transmission trials in August. Results show higher power does not drown out or greatly improve distant signals and fading remains largely unchanged beyond 50 miles, with static and local disturbances the main challenge. dependable reception zones around stations stay small and scale with power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Manning
Washington
New Castle News
Washington, I. C
WGY
Bureau of Standard
Interesting History Of Taylor Family Reunion At Westfield Grange
A Taylor family reunion in North Beaver Township celebrated descendants of William and Ann Taylor. The event documented over generations since 1894, with genealogist T. M. Stewart and historian Prof. Orville Raney contributing to a collected history. Officers named include Frank Taylor president, Rachel Robinson secretary, Charles G. Douglass treasurer, and Thomas M. Stewart historian.
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William
Ann Taylor
Westfield Grange Hall
North Beaver Township
William Taylor
Little Beaver Township
Ireland
America
Ann Wilson
Mifflin County
Northumberland County
Taylor
Taylor Association
T. M. Stewart
G. M. Taylor
Orville Raney
Sharon
Mercer County
Joseph Taylor
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Greybeard Regiment
Frank Taylor
Rachel Robinson
Edin
Daughters Thank Friends for Flowers and Cats After Father’s Death
The daughters of William F. Bratz express gratitude to friends who donated flowers and cats at their father’s passing. Mrs. H. E. Thompson of Sabetha Kansas owns a 170 year old skillet passed through five generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Bratz
H. E. Thompson
Sabetha, Kas
Cross-Word Puzzle Clues Row and Column List
A historical crossword list of horizontal and vertical clues with numbered positions, including quickly, eye doctor, Portuguese terms, and various descriptors from 1 across to 66 across and 1 vertical to 62 vertical. The set combines common crossword entries and specialty terms across two directions.
Twenty Drowned Daily In France During Summer
Paris reports Twenty drownings per day in France during summer months. L Excelsior notes 1,364 deaths last season, more than combined railroad, automobile, and aviation accidents. Law from 1879 required swimming in army and schools, but swimming as a sport remains little known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
France
L’excelsior
the Excelsior
Farewell Party in Volant Home Before Move to Bessemer
A farewell party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kanengeiser in Volant to honor their upcoming move to Bessemer where they will reside. Guests included the Walker, McCune, Gardner, Rudolph, Hillard, and Kanengeiser families and others.
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Paul Kanengeiser
Bessemer
Other
Volant
Grover Walker
Billy
C. E. McCune
Marie
Charles Gardner
Jane
Harry Rudolph
Clayton
Richard Hillard
Kanengeiser
P. N. Taylor
Grove City
M. EK
Mary Marshall
Polk
Helen Hillard
J. E. Hillard
Robert
Ellis
Muriel
Warren
Ellington
N. Y
Willis Kaneram
New Castle
Wesley Drake
Florence Miner
New Wilmington
Margaret Allen
Charles Drake
Lois
Wesley
Frank Moorehead
Helen Louise Hillard
Emerson Stevenson
Drake
Harlansburg Grange Hall
Kelley
Pittsburgh
Mary Witherspoon
Stanley
Florence Wilkins
Charlotte Daniels
Arthur Black
Miss Davidson
Ralph E. Watson
Miss Welker
Robert Nelson
Ellwood City
V. O. Wilkins
C. L. Lusk
Helen
Muriel Hillard
Word Puzzle Pieces Reflect Yesterday’s Answer
A word puzzle offers clues to a likeness and a vote based decision. The puzzle text includes items about a house painter and a fireplace floor, and references Georgie Porgie with a playful riddle.
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Georgie Porgie
Puddin
Mexico Sees Great Tourist and Business Influx
Mexico City reports the latter part of September through October will bring the largest U S visitors ever, mostly businessmen opening branches and renewing contracts. An international fair runs through November inviting global exhibits, aiming to boost American trade and supremacy in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Flyther
Remeenenes News Service
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
United States Chamber of Commerce
Republic
Thomas Leaves State College for Rutgers Presidency
Dr John M Thomas president of Pennsylvania State College since 1921 cleared his desk and left for New Brunswick New Jersey to assume the presidency of Rutgers University this week His resignation last June drew many expressions of regret from public students alumni and friends of the college during his little over four year tenure His administration focused on service by the state's own college to its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
John M. Thomas
Pennsylvania State College
New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
Thomas
Commonwealth
S S S Promises Relief From Rheumatism With Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts S S S as a powerful vegetable blood cleanser that destroys rheumatic impurities. It claims increased red blood cells ease pain, swelling, and stiffness, restoring energy and a pink complexion, urging readers to take S S S for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Nature
Boys School Clothing Opens Soon With Value Prices
A local boys clothing sale promotes school wardrobe readiness with suits from $9.75 to $15, small boys suits $1.95 to $4.45, top coats $7.50 to $9.50, durable pants 95c to 33, caps 75c to $1, and knitted silk neckwear 50c. Includes unbreakable cap fronts and versatile vest options. Wide stock for September to November school season.
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Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
East Washington Street
Artists’ League of Pittsburgh
Sixth Ave
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh, Pa
the Citizen's National Bank
Certo
ERTO
Fri
Gather
Bridie
State of Equality
Lui
RIN
John Thomas
Penn State
Gia
Bulbransen
Milleman Music
Washington St
Lawrence Avenue
Thorn & Summers
East Long Avenue
Republic Quality
Bailey’ S Auto Supply
South
Jefferson Street
South America
Peru
Brazil
Funland
Dick Talmadge
Thur
Fisher’s Big Store
Washington Street
Long Avenue
Fishers
Smith
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