Elyrians to Attend First Northern Ohio Radio Expo in Cleveland
Scores of Elyrians plan to attend the first annual Northern Ohio radio expo in Cleveland from November 7 to 13. The event features a large glass broadcasting booth, 200 display booths, and broadcasts from WTAM WEAR and WEAF. Notable exhibits include RCA transient exposition valued at 15000 and the Hewlett Joud speaker with three mile reach. The program lists daily radio showcases, concerts, and demonstrations across multiple stations and venues.
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Cleveland
Tsfrors
Vincent Percy
Tors
Radio Corporation of America
WTAM
W. R. Hank
Ev Jones
Cuckoo Club
Etclid
Sttudio
Amborola SixTube Radio Receiver From Bosch
The Amberola a six tube radio receiver by American Bosch Magneto Corporation offers high quality exterior and interior construction. It features a refined cabinet of finest wood with satin bronze metalware and a simple dial system with two indicators for all tuning. The set promises powerful sound, selectivity, and easy operation for local and distant stations.
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Bosch Magneto Corporation
Bosch Magneto Corporrtion
Atwater-Kent Leads New York Radio Market
A New York survey by the New York American and New York Daily News cites Atwater-Kent as the leading radio in Metropolitan New York. The reports note a 0.1 price gap in favor of Atwater-Kent with an average selling price near 120 dollars and its dominance among 1,675 dealers across 129 makes.
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York American
New York Daily News
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Elyria
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America
New
Atwater-Kent Radio
New York Amerscat
New York American
Atwater- Kent
Atwater-Kent
Bosch Radio Receiver Sets New Standard in Clarity
Bram praises the Bosch Receiving Set for its tonal quality precision manufacture and easy operation. Aust's Electrical Service is the exclusive Aust official Bosch representative.
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Bosch
Radio Nuise
Aust
Oficial
First Radio Exposition in Cleveland Coverage
Elyria Chronicle Telegram highlights the First Radio Exposition in Cleveland held November 7 to 15. Local radio experts write features on industry advances and guidance on choosing radio sets and accessories from Elyria dealers. Readers urged to attend, compare parts, and buy from local retailers.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Master B Eliminator Enables Radio Sets to Run on Household Power
The Master B Eliminator converts AC from home lighting lines into DC suitable for radio receivers, offering 22-volt detector and 90-volt amplifier outputs. A step-up transformer and filters reduce hum, and it connects to a lamp socket with a simple rheostat control for maximum signal.
Uniform separators key to foolproof radio A batteries
Radio experts stress that 4A battery separators must be uniform in thickness and density to prevent plate spotting. Wood separators, despite treatments, vary in porosity, while a manufactured product uses thousands of rubber threads as tiny wicks to distribute electrolyte evenly across plates.
Zenith Exhibit Dominates Radio World Fair Display in New York
The Zenith exhibit claimed the central location in the 258th Field Armory hall with a walled enclosure and five foot gateway. Models ranged from $500 Colonial to $2,000 Spanish, Chinese, Italian, English, and other Zenith sets flanked by evergreen trees and seating. The display touted superior selectivity and public impact, with plans for an even larger exhibit at Cleveland's Radio Exposition November 7–15.
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Telost
Zenich Sealer
New York
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Cleveland
Ban on radio use in Palestine lifted. Americans aid hydroelectric projects in India
The report notes the lifting of a military ban on general radio receiving sets in Palestine. It states Americans in India are teaching locals to develop hydroelectric enterprises. Other items mention a janitor training course at Colorado State Teachers College and labor unrest in Honduras.
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India
Colorado State Teachers’ College
Honduras
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Surrey
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Radio Trade Ins to Vie With Auyo in Brisk Market
Radio receivers are described as precisely built and designed to integrate with other parts of the set. The 1925-26 radio season is expected to be the biggest yet, with popular tuned radio frequency and single and three circuit types. Cabinets match furniture, battery eliminators reduce upkeep, and new audio amplification improves tone. Buyers favor nationally advertised products and reputable dealers for service and advice. Tube rejuvenators extend life and testing machines verify tube quality in front of buyers. The Cleveland Radio Expo is anticipated to attract professionals and enthusiasts.
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Umscrapulogs
Cleveland Radio Expo
Elyria firm previews RCA radio models at exposition
R. A. Wentz of the Elyria Superior Electric Co describes new RCA Radiola and Super Heterodyne sets spotlighting Radiola 28 and Radiola 30 lines. The exhibit at Cleveland Radio Show highlights high fidelity tone, battery operation, and compact no. 28 cabinet.
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R. A. Wentz
Elyria Superior Cee Co
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Elyria Superior Electric Company
Racine Corporation of America
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RIC
RCA
Cleveland
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Sunor Electric Co
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