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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1923
Page
5
A misread broadcast note from Davenport highlights a city event featuring sister acts, chiropractic demonstrations, and Elyria W. O. C. at 360 as hosts. The program promises fresh talents from local schools and community groups, aiming to showcase diverse performances tonight.
A fragmented guide discusses selecting condensers for radio receivers, noting how improper wiring or leaky parts can cause noise. It highlights bakelite slips, copper sheets, and paper-foil condensers as factors in reliability and performance, with emphasis on the role in power amplifiers and high voltage stages.
The bureau of standards and General Electric tested Maj-Des. George Squier’s wired wireless concept from Washington to Georgetown seven miles and found speech quality superior to standard telephone lines with no hums or interference. The North American Co. has bought Squier patents to offer wired wireless entertainment to subscribers in multiple cities. installations are being prepared.
Secretary of the Navy Denby ordered the shutdown of nine navy radio stations around the Great Lakes. The closed facilities include Mackinac Island Manistique Whitefish Point Duluth Milwaukee Alpena Detroit and Buffalo, reported as of no benefit to the fleet and thus unsupported by the navy.
A new radio receiving set installed at the government hospital for the insane in Anacostia Washington DC by the department of the interior provides about 750 miles receiving range enabling inmates to hear concerts each evening from various sending stations. In Columbus on January 31 Governor Donshey received a letter from former state finance director Davis claiming duplicate records said to be missing from the state finance director’s office are on file in the office of state auditor Tracy.
Several small town notes: revival services to begin Sunday evening at the M E church. Local residents mentioned include Mrs. Happ in Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Grills staying in Elyria, and Agnes Black hosting the Standard Bearer society gathering Saturday afternoon. Miscellany covers social visits, auto show attendance, a break-in on John Wilford’s Ford, and upcoming events with families in Elyria Lakewood and Columbia. Alaska reindeer industry could surpass gold and fisheries in value with proper development in coming years, per observer.
Three hundred people attend nightly concerts across the United States as electrical scientists and engineers strive to improve service. The Ohio Public Service Company cautions radio enthusiasts against wiring over unknown lines, warning they can be fatal. The company offers assistance to patrons in making radio use safer and promises help with household electrical problems including new kitchen lighting units.
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