Experts Seek To Eliminate Static In Radio Waves
Washington July 22 Experts at the United States Bureau of Standards discuss directional reception to reduce atmospheric static in radio telegraphy and telephony. Dr W Austin cites beverage antennas and loop aerials as examples and notes static directions vary by season affecting Calon and Balboa reception and suggesting U S studies for choosing receiving sites.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
W. Austin
Mto
Austin
Studio Corporation of America
Calon
Balboa
United States
Bureau of Standards
WEST RIDGE JULY NEWS FROM ERNEST HOLLIDAY CAMPUS LINK
West Ridge notes mark Ernest Holliday improving from pleurisy. Hazel McMullin visited with cousins Mrs Margaret and Helen Hain of Avonlake. Marold Rowley family joined Wagner's Grove Well ington picnic honoring Charles Wagner's birthday. Henry Krueck of Elyria visited Raymond Simms. Frank Kramer and sons of Lorain visited O C Gove. Paul Court and children of Oberlin visited Charles Schaible. Carl Fowl and family also mentioned.
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West Ridge
Ernest Holliday
Hazel McMullin
Margaret and
Helen Hain
Avonlake
Marold Rowley
Wagner's Grove
Wellington
Charles Wagner
Henry Krueck
Elyria
Raymond Simms
Frank Kramer
Robbie
Raul
Albert
Lorain
O. C. Gove's
Paul Court
Oberlin
Charles Schaible
Carl Fow
Kenneth
Patricia Ann
Fowl
Marjorie Ann
Detroit
Fow
Trinfer Repunion
Crystal Beach
Adam Halm
Helen
Johny Lfihn
la Porte
Fry
Cleveland
Mabelsworth
Canada
Charles Schwartz
Carl Fowl
Alice Fowl
Mariorna Ann
Elmer ‘Wrinter
Ide
Akron
Tapner
John Hawkin
Yria
AM. Tappee
Ruth Hunger
Cy .O. Draper's
Wakeman
Rl Fow
Gue
Dia Beech
B.J. Murrer
Beatrice
Clarenes Pierce
Mooneys Emerald Oil Promises Skin Cure
An advertisement promotes Mooney’s Emerald Oil as a complete skin remedy for eczema and related troubles. It claims rapid relief after first use, with full results after several treatments, and offers a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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Muir Co
C. W. Phillips
Oberlin visits and Detroit residents noted
Detroit residents Alice Fowl and Altee Fowl visit relatives in Ohio while Miss Florence Kolb stays with Walter Kolb’s family. Fred Vietzen hosts, and Milton Babsock reports a mink killed near Snakewood. In Berlin, President Von Hindenburg marks the sixtieth anniversary of his first battle wound.
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Alice Fowl
Detroit
D. C
Oberlin
Florence Kolb
Carlisle Center
Walter
Fred Walker
Norma
Snakewood
C. H. Hunger
Altee Fowl
H. Miller
Fred Vietzen
Milton Babsock
Mrs. Cart Pow
Cleveland
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Ifts
Young Hindenburg’s Early Valor and Glentoran’s Auto Arrival
A wounded youth at age ten earned his first decoration, later earning seventy seven. Lieutenant Hindenburg, fresh from the military academy, briefly vacationed before fighting in key battles and surviving a head wound. His helmet saved him and he won the Red Eagle medal for bravery. Glentoran joyfully welcomes its first automobile.
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Hindenburg
Koopiggrats
Young Sandenburg
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Giegman
Go Ho Hunger
Carl Pow
Standard Oil CO
SEY
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Weems
Sfosiery
America
Hese
Belgline
Elizabeth Arden
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Gream
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