Pictures Without Money and Without Price Move Worldwide
Senator Owen lauds the Bureau of Commercial Economics and its founder Francis Holley for distributing educational films worldwide. The films aid agriculture, sanitation, and commerce in places from Kentucky to Kashmir, Molokai to Mongolia, with Anita Boggs as a key organizer and advocate.
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Bureau of Commercial Economics
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
United States
Owen
Vcplus
Europe
South America
Africa
Asia
South Sea Islands
Francis Holley
Aix-la-Chapelle
Dusseldorf
Germany
Holley
Senator Owen
Bureau of Commerceial Economices
Anita Maris Boggs
Anita Maris
Boggs
France
British Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Newfoundland
Argentina
Bolivia
India
Italy
Chile
China
Spain
Japan
Mexico
Nicaragua
Morocco
Switzerland
The
Netherlands
Guatemala
Dutch East Indies
Denmark
Sweden
Costa Rica
Uruguay
Peru
Brazil
San Salvador
Cuba
American Legion
Pan-American Union
Pan-Pacific Union
Motion Picture Theater Owners of America
Cook County
Ilinois
Northern Pacific Survey
Canadian Pacific Engineering Corps
Minnesota
Tlinois
Orient
Bureau of Commerceial Economics
Chicago
Washington
Mayos
Rochester
Minn
Bureau
Judiciary Committee
Brotherhood of Man
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Tralia
Molokai
Hawaiian Islands
Tropics
Dr. Grenfell
Arctic Circle
MacKenzie River
Cashmir
Miss Boggs
Anita Varda Maris Boggs
Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr
University of Pennsylvania
United States Bureau of Education
Unite States
Argentine
Great Britain
Department of Public Service
American Indians
American Geographical Society
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Vision
Yenisei
Mongolia
Siberia
Realism Has Serious Drawbacks In A Hoax Hanged Story
A northern Indiana county seat aides a newspaper man and a petty criminal to stage a fake suicide for a sensational story. The plan included improvising a rope, feigning death, and rigging a hang deadline for press time. The illicit hoax unraveled when the man read his own obituary in a proof.
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Indiana
South
John
Man’s Suicide Attempt Details Halted by Proceedings
An Indianapolis News report notes the account of a man’s attempted death by his own action being halted mid narrative as proceedings paused. The quote reflects a defiant remark attributed to John amid the incident.
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John
Indianapolis News
Vacuum described as pope's residence on exam
A man taking a police exam defined a vacuum as a large open place where the pope lives, prompting a wry comment from the Columbus Dispatch.
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Columbus Dispatch
Bottle Regenerative Receiver Assembly Instructions
Detailed construction steps for a regenerative radio receiver using two bottles as variable condensers a roller knob for capacity adjustment and a waxed paper spacer system. Includes base cabinet assembly wiring rheostat bottle optics and the vacuum tube socket with B battery switch and hook-up notes.
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Science and Invention and Radio News
Telegraph Key for Radio Transmission
An illustrated guide shows converting a standard telegraph key into a heavy duty wireless key. Instructions cover modifying contacts with dimes soldered in, building an aluminum lever, and mounting on a wooden base. A wire helix replaces the coil slider to improve contact and reduce wear for high current operation.
Tuning Co il Slider Delights Amateur Inventor
A tuning coil slider was developed that promises broad appeal and affordability for amateur builders, presenting a practical improvement in radio tuning components. The device demonstrates accessible construction and potential for widespread use among hobbyists.
Radio Receiver Roles Compared in Business Cases
The editorial contrasts a radio receiver's impact with that of a court appointed receiver. It states a radio receiver broadens a business whereas a court appointed receiver tends to wind up operations. The passage discusses implications for management and outcomes in bankruptcy or distress scenarios.
Radio Concert Hall Event in Prescott Ayia
In Prescott Ayia one hotel plans a radio concert hall inviting all who care to come.
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Prescott
Ayia
Agricultural Data Is Important to All
Letters across the country argue that broadcasting time for agricultural news aids farm dwellers and urban readers alike. They claim radio boosts farm profitability through better management, higher crop quality, and living profits, benefiting the broader public.
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Science and Invention
Radio News
Appeal for Indianapolis Tourists Traced by Radio
An appeal to all radio stations in Georgia and Alabama seeks information on a party of Indianapolis tourists traveling through the two states whose exact location is unknown. A sudden death in the family necessitates finding them promptly.
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Georgia
Alabama
Indianapolis
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Jamestown Woman
Mrs. Alice D. Davis of Jamestown New York reports relief from nervousness backache and general weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in liquid tablet and wash forms. She claims it helped during the Change of Life and offers her letter for others seeking similar relief.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alice D. Davis
Second St
Uncle Dob’s Return Hinted as Wildcat Hunt Pondered
An acquaintance asks about Uncle Dob’s health. Zeke Sawney from Straddie Ridge says Uncle Dob will be ready to whip his weight in wildcats in a month or so. The joke notes the problem of what to do with the wild cats once he recovers.
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Dob
Zeke Sawney
Straddie Ridge
Wildcats
Kansas City Star
Gigging Sounds Foolish If It Probes To Provoke
A concise remark questions whether gigging is foolish unless it achieves provocation. The line suggests performance aims to provoke a reaction rather than entertain.
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W. G. Harding
John Dickinson Sherman
Burea Commercial Economics
Bureal
Prrparie
New York
John Doe
Woman
Dr Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Nujol
Lathrop
Haarlem
Ratoks Bey
Evtey
Cuticura
Sean
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