Weather map transmission by wireless advances noted
The article discusses C Francis Jenkins of Washington pioneering radio transmission of weather maps. Naval officials see reduced garbling and ship‑specific reception with a suitable receiving apparatus. The Weather Bureau and Navy Department support experiments for sea use and broader official adoption.
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C. Francis Jenkins
Washington
Jenkins
Calvert
Weather Bureau
Navy Department
Visual Message Next Step in Study of Radio
Navy Department advances in experiments to transmit visual forms by radio. Engineers seek a revolution in naval communication by moving beyond telegrahic dots toward a fuller visual display of transmitted meanings.
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Navy Department
Cabinet Improvements Highlight Cleveland Radio Show
The Cleveland Radio Show showcased refined cabinets as a key trend with manufacturers like Water Kent and Pooley Co improving radio furniture. H K Day of Das Radio emphasizes designs addressing homemaker concerns about clutter. Eight model cabinets tailored for Ab brand models were displayed.
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Ges
Cleveland
H. K. Day
Das
Hubby
Atwater Kent
Pooley Co
Philadelphia
Pocky Arm Chair Model Described as Compact Cabinet
The text outlines the Pocky Arm Chair model as a compact cabinet design with a flat top horn orifice on the side and suitable height for an operator to sit and work the single dial even in darkness. It suggests a combination of rope range, built in speed, compartments for batter, and selective features valued by both sides of a household.
Radio Dodies and the Malt Buainoy in Elkhart
In Elkhart Indiana musicians debate radio’s impact on American music. Delegates at the national convention report radio has stimulated, not killed, musical interest with higher school enrollments and doubled instrument sales. Chicago figures show growth in musicians and learners as young players pursue bands and college tuition through music.
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Elkhart
Ind
America
Lsten
United States
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Musicians
James F. Boyer
Musi
Hay
Sinc JT
Spotlight 18 Turned 45 Queen Goes Shopping in London
Queen Mary visits Goldsborough during a moment of publicity outside royal precincts. The page notes her occasional stops and the broad glare of media attention on royal activities.
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London
Royal Palaces
Mary
Goldsborough
Harrow shopping expedition echoed in European trade notes
The report outlines a trip to Harrow with a detailed list of purchases including a Chinese jade elephant a blue Wedgwood pair and an Asherton tea set. It also notes the Boston Symphony doctor receiving honorary Bayreath citizenship and a gold medal for the festival anniversary tied to I Muck a noted Wasperian interpreter with wreaths to Wagner Liszt and Wagner again.
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Harrow
Mate
Eurid
Plese
Boston Symphony
Bayreath
Orvasion
Bayreat
Phys I
Muck
Richard Wagner
Feans Lisvie
Vansaehter
D’rau Wager
Beoeithey
Phone in home bor sp application sparks forum
Berlin news notes a resident recounts a 1908 telephone installation after the phones firm rejected his application as improper. He was told to correct it and resubmit with his full first name rather than initials. The forum discussed the issue as a public notice.
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Berlin
Sept
Bigttern
Aoainau
People's Forum
Ao Berlia Newspiper
Lim
German City Conp ers Honorary Cullarnstiep
Berlin observes a ceremony honoring Dr Karl Muck of Hamburg, noted as a former conductor. The report mentions his distinction and ties to the music scene in Germany.
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Berlin
Karl Muck
Hambur
Revue Trends Stall as Theatres Seek Fresh Talent
The article notes revues and older stage formats fading as theatres plan seasons. Directors push for original ideas and cast members struggle to meet new standards, while comic operas face renewed scrutiny amid changes in theatrical practice.
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Vik
Reyvar
Nthe
Thas
Nate
Vubas
Tb Dioein
Revue Ferage
First Golf Club Used in Wichita Established
EST ALAD WICHITA Kan Sept 25 The first golf club used on the city golf course is noted in this brief item outlining early sports activity and local recreation developments.
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Wichita
Kan
First Golf Course To Be Honored At Viclita Country Club
Prof. PP Clark of Anover North Dakota, originator of the first course west of the Mississippi, donates the original golf club to Viclita Country Club. He recalls the remarkable sensation sparked when that inaugural links opened in 1887 after his Massachusetts arrival.
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Mississippi River
Viclita Country Club
PP. Clark
Anover
N. d
Country Club
Clark
Massachusetts
Knickered Figure Spotted in Wichtte Streets
A lone figure appeared on the streets of Wichtte wearing knickers a sweater and a cap, creating a curious, period style scene. Local passersby paused to observe the distinctive attire and street scene in the narrative vignette.
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Wichtte
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