Radio waves to another planet discussed by Oberlin professor
Professor Lloyd W. Taylor of Oberlin College spoke to the Exchange Club at the Park Hotel about the possibility of sending radio waves from Earth to another planet. He illustrated the talk with lantern slides and noted there is no rocket planned to reach the moon with a broadcasting set. He explained that if such a set could be heard after leaving certain atmospheric layers, it would support theories that radio waves do not bend back to Earth when sent upward.
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Oberlin College
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Oberlin Lab Showings Link RF Tests To Sunset Timing
Professor Taylor presented a slide with a graph of radio high frequency tests conducted last Monday and Wednesday in the Oberlin laboratories. He noted the high frequency points on both days occurred at exactly the same time relative to sunset, suggesting a possible significance not yet understood. About 75 people attended.
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Oberlin Laboratories
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Sarah King Yocum dies at 77 in Oberlin
Sarah King Yocum aged 77 died Sunday night at the home of her son Ela K Yocum on Woodland Avenue Oberlin. Born 10 Penneville Ohio she married Samuel B Yocum in 1838. Survived by four sons Erin Joseph D Charles P and Frank L. Brief services held at her Oberlin home Monday with burial planned at Baynesville Wednesday. Formerly a Society of Friends member she joined First Methodist in Oberlin.
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Woodland Avenue
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Penneville
Morgan County
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Joseph D
Erin
Charles P
Chesterville
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Barnesville
Belmont County
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Miss Howe Ford to Teach Conservatory Work This Semester
Oberlin briefs report Miss Howe Ford, Oberlin Conservatory graduate, will replace Prof. W. J. Horner for the rest of the semester. Ford paused in Oberlin en route to the West from New York and was asked to stay to continue Horner’s duties while he rests in Battle Creek. Mrs. W. J. Horner and Mrs. Jr. H. Chapin spent the weekend visiting Marion, Canon, and returned to Oberlin Monday evening.
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
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New York
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NERVITIS NERVE PAIN RELIEF CLAIMS PROMISING DRUG
A San Francisco physician promotes Eopa Neuritis Tablets as a remedy for neuritis neuralgia and nervous disorders. The ad claims the tablets relieve nerve pain and inflammation, improve nerve tone, and are guaranteed harmless with no bromides or narcotics, urging mail orders.
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