Buried Antenna Cuts Static, Chicago Finds
A buried antenna device in Chicago, developed by James D. Lamagh and Ray Gibson, reportedly reduces static interference for radio reception. The system uses a ground buried element and a tuned aerial probe, tested over several months with varying weather, showing signals traveling through water and soil with less noise from trolley lines and other disturbances.
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Mx. Gibson
Lake Shebles
Ibe Som
Ett
Wilson Kai
Kenoren
Alstom
Enormous Winterig Sales Boost Proposed Year Outlook
An OCR fragment discusses anticipated sales growth driven by optimistic estimates in the radio and electronics sector. It notes a projected rise in male consumer spending, a large total sales figure, and goals for significant production and market expansion by year end. The text asserts improvements in tuning clarity and sound quality, with broader adoption of newer sets and radios.
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Af Radio Sats al Qirig
Wales
Sein
United States
Wistney
Power station notes amid garbled OCR draft
Fragmented OCR text discusses a power station near Chicago and nearby areas, with references to WAK, WEAK, and AT&T involvement. The passage mentions a large battery, storage, and power output figures, but the overall meaning is unclear due to severe transcription errors.
U.S Views of Craft at 186000 Miles a Second
The article describes a high speed photographic process capturing views of a craft racing through space at 186000 miles per second. It details experimental equipment, electronic circuitry, silver coated cylinders, and the transmission of patterns on film as waves influence the recording, aiming to demonstrate allied potential.
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U.S
Siller Waltn
Eli
Guaranteed Tubes Put On Market
The radio division of the Warner corporation announces a new flyecube set finished in walnut with a Presistinie metal pane. Tuning simplified and calibration adjusted for the year.
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Olin
Thi
Aah
Warner
Flo
Radia
Che
Tivision
Hlewart- Whrner Corporation
Las
World's Largest Radio Set Dazzles at Exhibition
At the Third Annual National Trade Exhibition a colossal radio set commands attention. Visitors watch as technicians explain its power and range while the public ponders the speed of signals and how long it would take a fictitious traveler to reach Valencia.
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Fons Antone
Jtatic Corporation of America
Hig Aturkan
Tli
Ely Ebaglon
Wald Weil
Namin
Nyparador
A Vignel
WOK Program Hotel Guests Ent Entang SF Bunn Udagt
The article reports on a Chicago radio program by WOK that aired from a hotel guest service concept. It describes time changes with daylight saving, reader reactions, and a growing interest in hotel renting plans tied to Pacific Coast stations. It notes hotels like Drake and Blackstone adopting portable battery radios for guests and outlines reception and expansion across major cities.
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WOK
Dean
An Howe
California
Gregan
Washingta
TVE
Chicago
Naval
Allen
Shengo
Statin
Raitin
Fiat
An. Westenant Thiul
Ithn Drtke
Blickvtano
Chicago Shaw
Dkmant
Gorradic
Chinege
New Fork
Ben Franklin
Philadelphis
Cary Moan
Ruston
Elie aAdelpbug
Dallas
Drake Ai Blackstone
College to Teach Piano Over Radio
Minnesota college to teach piano over radio as a new instruction plan unfolds. The project aims to broadcast piano lessons for ten weeks with demonstrations and college faculty involvement at the National Five campus.
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Merle
Frida Minnisata College
Bratésay Petileriok
Garhi
Kelwol
Ducaily
Anere
Nureificl
Sbaitin
Sbaitin Phen
Fragmentary note on a mechanical device and movement
The text describes a condenser, a blind of Willen equ, and a resting tie ruknne near a mar edge. A pencil is seen at the edge, and something is turning slowly. The reading is fragmentary with unclear actors and actions.
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Noemharbert
Willen
Dorovhy
Grebe Inrouces AE 1926 Features
The Trek AV echophase for 19 embodiess new features in Sotecenting and broadcast use. Automatic ware range tuning and four complete tone options extend reach from 150 to 630 meters, with a lower 750 meter setting for extended coverage. Flexible unit design allows tuning of one component while others stay fixed, plus chain drive condensers and illuminated panel features for operational ease and safety of the battery setup.
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Anilley
Tyne
KOA TO BROADCAST WORLD SERIES
KOA will broadcast the World Series from Denver to cover game nine at Rocky Mountain station. The station plans daytime analysis, with announcers noted as Gimenara expected to offer insights during October.
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KOA
Ravky
Gimenara
Wing Changes and Impending Radio Transmission Shifts
A historical radio discussion outlines two developments in early wireless tech. Analysts expect the end of old signals and a shift to more powerful transmitters. The piece notes consumer timing and parallels with automotive progress, urging timely purchase decisions despite uncertain forecasts.
Radio Chats With Powell and Broaley on Competitive Merchandising
The piece discusses radio chats about comparing products with rivals and how hosts present featured items to attract listeners. It notes the fast pace of broadcasts and the intent to share product comparisons while engaging audiences.
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Guesi
Len Prufig
Britain builds world’s most powerful broadcasting station
London reports Universal Service describes a new high power broadcasting station as the world’s most powerful. It will cover central England from Daventry Northamptonshire giving reception over large areas. Officials cite near perfect reception within an 100 mile radius and aim to support new programming from various regions.
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Universal Service
London
Britain
Geven
Aight
Wnilion
Wiiltad Mitchel/Thomson
England
Itaeite Daventry
Northampton
Déventey
Inter Iyreaks
Aless
Ate
Fragmentary OCR Note on Early Radio Components
A scrambled OCR passage discusses a device with a Bakelite case about the size of a sock, mentioning ready homads and wires. Readable parts reference a small Bakelite item that might be a component in early radio or electronics, though many words are garbled.
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Rilences
Jhredy-Uity
Cmos
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