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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1923
Page
4
The article notes radio is standard on air travel and ships and predicts ordinary telephone lines may soon connect to radio equipment. It cites Cincinnati opinions and a debate over court costs and prohibition rhetoric at a business gathering.
A young girl offered a $20 counterfeit bill at the Detroit bakery run by John and Mrs. Kreskiewicz. Mrs. Kresiewicz detained the girl and alerted police, triggering arrests of the counterfeiters.
The Elyria radio club announced a home built set using Willard Storage batteries achieved long distance reception in Honwall with a 100 foot spiral receiving loop. Leonard and Baldwin of Willard Battery's experimental department built the rig using UV201A tubes and a compact 32 inch spider web aerial, tested with WGAR KDKA and WFAX, plans to tour California for tests and promotion.
This piece outlines novice friendly explanations of radio headsets, magnets, coil forces, and diaphragms. It notes how a permanent magnet interacts with electromagnets to move the diaphragm and convert current flow into sound through vibration.
A early wireless broadcast from San Francisco to Apia in the Samoan Islands reportedly crossed 5822 miles setting a distance record. The event described by KPO and WGM as a notable radiophone achievement involved a British town, a Washington DC company, and an airline link, with reception noted in the city.
A fragmented guide explains how waves travel through buildings and glass, noting loudest signals at the source. It advises amateur radio operation, battery use, and proper battery placement, plus a method to determine wire length via pencil windings.
A collection of radio building guidance covers wire diameter in fractions of an inch. It advises switch positions on lightning switches, proper soldering, correct wire routing, and avoiding leakage with spaghetti tubing. Comfort tweaks for headphones, rubberizing wooden panels with reclaimed records, and panel thickness are described alongside cost figures and cautions about aerial placement and battery wiring.
The West Ridge Parent-Teachers association will host a bazaar and supper at William Wagner’s home on Friday evening to raise funds for the school. Attractions include an apron sale fish pond homemade candy and popcorn with refreshments to follow.
Elyria and nearby residents hosted guests from Carlisle Oberlin and Murray Ridge. Frequent calls and Sunday gatherings linked families including Simms Lauer Mason Johnston and Burrer with visits to churches plays and a Teachers convention in Cleveland.
Roy Hudson, secretary of the local Y M C A, spoke to Rotary Club members on Our Point of View Toward Other Nations. He argued Americans overlook foreign languages and customs, noting English use worldwide and citing Japanese and Far East peoples as examples of distinct, reasonable traditions.
Cincinnati March 17 Frits Reiner conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for the last year has agreed to a four year contract to remain in his post. State briefs Toledo March 7 A registered letter about Hay Owens son of Michael Owens Toledo millionaire manufacturer was returned unclaimed in a divorce case. Cincinnati March 7 Captain Thomas H Morrow district attorney received orders from Washington to drop the prosecution of August Kirby former police court clerk and a Hamilton county Republican leader amid charges over alleged federal income tax deficiencies.
Columbus date details a plan to physically connect the Lake Erie, Wheeling and Pittsburgh and West Virginia rail lines at Hopedale Jefferson County to improve coal transport. The report notes cork forests in southern Europe Asia and Africa with Spain yielding top commercial cork.
To the Home Serkers of Elyria W E Patton the furniture packer offers select real estate options. Several homes are available for sacrifice due to residents leaving the city. Call 2402 for appointments to view listings.
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