Pale telephoto phone headline at Elyria radio club meeting
The Elyria Radio Club announces a talk on the pale telephoto phone technology. Mr BE Stark will discuss its light vibrating film system, photoelectric detection, and recent demonstrations, with exhibits of Amrad receivers and a 1 tape reed system.
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Edison
Phonograph
WGY
Schenectady
Washington
Elvira Rado Club
BE. E. Stark
Stark
Electrical and Radio Engineers
New York
Miller
Case School
Amrad
Whole Town Hears Through One Home-Made Radio Receiving Set
Artin's Ferry Ohio residents heard a city wide concert via a home made radio setup. John Militor and Russell Kress used an 11 watt amplifier to broadcast signals from California to Michigan. Over 166 American Radio Relay League stations were reported.
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Artin’s Ferry
Ohio
John Militor
Russell Kress
Militor
Kress
Martin's Ferry
California
Cuba
Canada
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa
Georgia
Texas
Colorado
New Jersey
New York
Alabama
Michigan
American Radio Relay League
Wheeling
Voice of Woman Singing In Cuba Heard In Alaska
Havana reports a world distance broadcasting record as Miss Harriet Williams, a Cuban radio singer, was heard in Douglas Alaska on January 6. The message from Robert E Coughlin confirms reception of Mother Mahree via station PW X in Havana 5500 air miles away.
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Cuba
Alaska
Havana
P-W-X
Cuban Telephone Company
Robert E. Coughlin
Douglas
Mahree
Pw-X
Harriett Wiliams
Regulations For Radio On Boats From 1912 Law Imposes Radio on Vessels
The rule requires boats more than 200 miles from shore to carry a radio transmitter and receiver with sufficient range. The ship must display the equipment and be operated by the department of commerce when entering port for inspection. Penalties include fines and potential seizure of gear if the radio fails to meet standards or is unsafely installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commere
Uviaat
Selection of materials and safety factors for reliable service
The text discusses choosing materials and establishing safety factors to ensure reliable service under challenging installation and operating conditions. It emphasizes ensuring reliability during extreme conditions and the importance of safety considerations in design.
Sealing wax as solderless ground connection substitute
Sealing wax offers a convenient substitute for soldering a ground wire. The wire can be wound around the nickeled cold water faucet and covered with sealing wax to permanently seal the connection without harming the faucet plating. If removed, traces of the wax remain.
Radio Broadcast Network Expands For Agriculture Weather
A historical overview describes the growth of government radio services. It notes the Department of Agriculture and interdepartmental cooperation expanding crop and market reports across the United States and beyond. Weather broadcasts reach 95 stations in 45 states with naval and civilian partners disseminating forecasts and warnings.
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Washington
Department of Agricuture
Ingra
Ty Furaish
Yale
Farmers of America
Radio-Télegraph
Commerce Department
Bureau of Standards
United States
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
California
Bureau of Agricultura
Economcs
Weather Bureau
Iuat
Radiowephone
Office of Communications
Navy Department
Pacifc
Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Great Lakes
Naval
Army
Navy
Post Office
Offt Uins
Flyin
Willa
Japan
Frances
Eiel
I Amundsen Polar
Ito
Gaa
Nome
Alassa
Weather
Wizardry of Wireless: Radio Arts in Animated Display
A two reel GE sponsored film titled The Wizardry of Wireless explains radio fundamentals. Animated drawings render unseen radio waves electrons and voltage visible, using 29090 feet of cel to illustrate wireless basics in engaging, clear fashion.
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General Electric Company
Radioograms expands public radiophone service worldwide
Germany offers a public radiophone system with subscribers in 175 cities and towns. Over 100 radio receiving set types are produced by 30 manufacturers. A receiver has been installed at the leper colony in San Juan Puerto Rico enabling patients to listen to voices from around the world.
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Germany
San Juan
Porto Rico
Man Starts Ad Time To Circle World On Foot
Atherton a 23 year walker from Chicago begins a world circumnavigation on foot from Margate England aiming to complete the journey in ten years. He plans a route that covers the British Isles Europe Asia Africa and the Americas ending along the Mediterranean.
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Margate
Eng
Atherton
Chicago
Europe
France
Belgium
Scandinavia
Russia
Balkan States
Turkey
Perart
India
China
Japan
East Indies
Australia
Africa
America
Mediterranean
Freshmen of Kipton Fish school host Washington birthday party
Kipton high school freshmen held a party at Miss Florence Obitts home in honor of Washington's birthday. Teachers and most freshmen attended, with eight refreshments and a later departure as the clock struck twelve. Other social events included banquets, visits, and gatherings among local families.
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Kipton
Kipton Fish School
Washington
Florence
Kipton High Mir
Vernon Taylor
Reva
Elyria
Jim Cathing
Maude Bates
Carl Bates
Bates
Sharp
Preyert
Louis Kriex
Henrietta
James Havingsworth
Tevras
P.ttafield
Kate Slaughter
Marian Brown
Ithica
N.Y
John Brown
Mabel Bronson
Darton
Fred Bronsom
Mildred Bates
Kent
Clem Bates
Edna Bates
Oberi A Conservatory
Edna Moehl
Charles Ba
Daphne Bates
Henry Hiedrich
Kenneth
Ruth Wildman
Amy Hil
Claire
Pauline
Wallington
Carl Smith
Roll
W.l Hams
Jacob Smith
Smith Wildman
Lorain
Bradley
Ruth Brrden
Herbert Bradley
O. B. Huene
Louise Funk
Funk
Eittia
Io O'Cork
William Behrer
Oberuip
Wil
Ham Rehtrer
Oberlinth
Saturda
Jennie Davidson
Clevelace
Berla Heights
Mondai
Emma
St Bea
Kiysten
Camden
George Arnold Crane
Leman
Ashtas Bula
Cautiaen
Abd
Clarence Keise
Fred Betts
Fiwood
Fridas
Liod Brewster
Piorenes
Kari Pernas
Neda Jones
Cleveland
Chaimer Rete
Lucile Morgen
Dean Betts
Sunda
Measles and sick lists dominate small town notes
The week includes multiple illness mentions with Muriel and Junior Davidson having measles and Mrs Clara Stone returning home from Clarksfield. Several families, including the Lloyd Buckleys, Wallissy Bohrer, Lucille Muehle, Emma Edmonds, Lipsworth, Widdfield, and Sigsworths, are noted for visits, hosting, and weekend gatherings amid a flurry of casual social updates.
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Mia Lloyd Buckley
Wallissy Bohrer
Lucille Muehle
John Adrian
Emma Edmonds
Oberlin
Simeon Hales
Lipsworth
Widdfield
Mansfield
Berlin Heights
Ir. Mason
Burton Wickhel
Muriel
Junior Davidson
Clara Stone
Seth Ingresoll
Clarksfield
W E. Sigsworth
G F Baker
Robert Widdfield
W Oc Sigsworth
Mas
Warner
Ruth Bowen
Waldred Lounsbrougsh
Andrew W. Davidson
Jamil
Camdian
H H Howe
North Russia Community News Roundup
Hazel and Jeanette Berg visit. Hannah Schramm ill. Mr and Mrs A T Gibson visit Oberlin. several family sick with flu or rheumatism. Edw Schramm attends Chas A Sery funeral in Oberlin. Numerous local residents host and visit in Clyde, Amherst, Wakeman, Lorain, and Elyria. Carl Berg buys a new Ford. Chas Baydays birthday celebrated by neighbors.
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North Russia
Hazel
Jeanette Berg
Hannah Schramm
A T Gibson
Walter Walker
Querin
Earl Bartlett
Pittsfield
Bert Farr
Cleveland
Clyde Bartielts
Clarence Albright
Donald
J Rewhart
Amherst
Schramm
Chas A Sery
Oberlin
Gibson
Alvah Gibson
John Franklin
Harley Franklin
Myrtle
Will Schubert
Ella Schmauch
Wl Smith
Elma
Chas. Wright
Florence Haat
Henry Balzer
Lorain
John Balzer
Harry Gibson
Walker
Geotee Bemis
Alvin
Chestnut Ridge
Louisa
Frank Hasenfine
Mney
Wm. Youngless
Elsria
John Youngless
Chas
Carl Berg
Theodore Haag
Associa
Pupil Attendance List From District No 2
The district announces names of students with perfect attendance in the first four weeks of the second winter term. Fraa Springer Walter Derg Leonard Bers Helen Balzer Raymond Rattenhouse Fred Gerber Florence Gerber Athel Dal Dauf Gertrude Youngless Loretta Loungless and Donald Albrecht are listed.
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Tion
Mareh
Rickness
Fraa Springer
Walter Derg
Leonard Bers
Helen Balzer
Raymond Rattenhouse
Fred Gerber
Florence Gerber
Athel Dal Dauf
Gertrude Youngless
Loretta Loungless
Donald Albrecht
Woman Prosecutor Quits Her Office in Hocking County
Logan Ohio February 2 1920 Misa Mary Ko Davey resigns as prosecuting attorney of Hocking County to become private secretary to Congressman-elect Mell Underwood. Judge Petit immediately names Phil Henderson as prosecuting attorney for nearly two years. Davey was the state s only woman prosecutor. Reverend Joshua Crawford dies in Centerburg Ohio father of President Harding is notified by telegram in Marion Ohio.
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Harding
Marion
George T., Harding
Joshua Crawford
Cenuterburg
Ohio
Five colored men escape wreck after Ford leaves Rutland Pike bridge
Five colored men escaped injury when the Ford they rode left a bridge on the Rutland pike at Todd. The wreckage was described as a mass, yet the men were only scratched.
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Middleport
Rutland Pike
Rhodesia to Have Self Government
London announces that Britain will confer self government on Rhodesia. Premier Bonar Law stated in Commons that Rhodesia will attain responsible government, joining the British Commonwealth as the empire adjusts its dominions.
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London
Great Britain
Rhodesia
British Commonwealth of Nations
Workman Drops Dead in Lorain
Joseph Coleman, colored, aged about sixty, janitor at The National Pipe Company, collapsed Monday afternoon before leaving work in Lorain. Coroner MoE Perry declared heart disease the cause. Harrisburg, Pa. Red 29. State Board of Pardons refused pardon to Lakin C. Taylor, former president of the Harrisburg Steel and Tinplate Corporation.
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Lorain
Joseph Coleman
National Pube Company
Ninth Street
Moe Perry
Tarrisburg
State Board of Pardons
Lakin C. Taylor
Tattsburg Steel and Tinplate Corporation
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Theman-Dickason Electric Co
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15Th St
Washington, DC
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Convention of Officeas Boards
Cincinnati
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Florida
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Foreign Office
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Essen
Charles H. Verrill
Maryland
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