Drastic Policy Enforced by Federal Radio Commission
The Federal Radio Commission plans tighter adherence to assigned frequencies. Utah’s Harold A. Lafount says stations may be required to buy equipment to operate on their assigned frequency and licenses could be revoked for deviations. The commission aims for stricter transmitter controls amid interference complaints and device advances.
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Federal Radio Commission
Harold A. Lafount
Utah
Far West
Lafount
Lafount Bays
Olympic growth hampered by crowded broadcasting field
Mr Lafount cites limited channels and overcrowding as the main barrier to expansion in broadcasting. He argues the commission cannot grant more power or wavelengths and that older stations may face restrictions while pursuing fair state distribution amid scarce program talent and facilities.
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Broadcastig
Paumonok Handicap Opens 1925 Tamaica Races
The Paumonok handicap season starts at Tamaica on Monday April 28 for three-year-olds and up over six furlongs with fifty eight entries. Notables include Happy Argo Draconis Old Dutch and Sarmaticus. expectations center on Yappy Argo top weight around 126 to 130 pounds on a dry fast track.
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Tamaica
Happy Argo
Draconis
Old Dutell
Donnen Mol
Black Curl
Artel
One Hour
Kentucky
Distraction
Finite
Polydor
Victorian
Sweepster
Jumbo
Foundation Stone
Ramongur
Sarmaticus
Poly
Nousakan
Propug
Pennant Queen
Yappy Argo
Sweenster
Draconts
Old Dutch
Donnex Mol
Naugtkan
Notable Sports Scribbles From Early 20th Century Tabs
The column surveys tennis, cricket, football, basketball and track news. Yale hosts Edu'vard in football. Holy Cross schedules Notre Dame clash. Fordham captaincy for next year. Babe Ruth eyes peak season. Jim Bottomley’s record. Bloyd Mann aims for Olympic prep.
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Yale
Edu'vard
Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Worcester
New Power Tube Adds Model 210A For Lower Filament Drain
A new power tube named 210A is added to those needing less filament current. Except for the reduced filament drain, its characteristics align with the 210 model, extending compatibility while preserving performance.
Automobile items and motorist notes from old column
A fragmented automotive column discusses women drivers, pensions for veterans, car mileage promises, pneumatic bumper novelty, and the idea of metal engine tags. It warns about carbon deposits in cylinders and valves as a frequent engine trouble source.
Breaking in the New Automobile
An expert outlines the first 500 to 1000 miles as crucial for new cars. Follow manufacturer guidance for breaking in, vary speeds to seat parts, then return to the dealer for a full check of valve adjustment compression and front end alignment to ensure long, economical operation.
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Davidt Gregg
Gregg
Fingt
Leach of Phillies Aims For Big 1926 Season
Fred Leach, Phillies outfielder, showed a .380 batting mark in his first full big league year but was slowed by flu. He hails from Jerome Idaho with a wife and four children, and his Ozark roots and semipro fame shaped a driven pursuit of baseball success.
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Fred Leach
Phillies
Leach
Jerome
Idaho
Berryville
Ark
Ozark
Wade
Golden
Blankville
Berrytown
Chortstop
Ozarks
Springfeld
West
Giardom
Costly oversight in minor car collision提醒
Motorist stopped for cross traffic assumed the impact was minor and drove away. Later inspection revealed a severely crumpled fender, illustrating the danger of not inspecting for hidden damage after a minor collision.
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Cross Trafic
Rubber from Euphrbin tree claimed by German chemist
A German chemist asserts the Euphrbin tree, long seen as a latex and resin source, can yield rubber. He reports extracting three gallons of high rubber content latex from 20 trees in two hours with a resin by product suitable for varnishes. Samples were sent to the United States and England.
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Leretofore
England
Africa
They Never Will Mae-Im Not Hungry Ted-Have a Heart
An unusual line of comments questions meal choices and hunger while noting the cost of food versus dishes chosen. The speaker hints at a desire for mindful selection and awareness during meals.
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Bedjar
Afelean
Eamel
Bropsley
Mae
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin gains 47 years of practice
A historical ad explains Dr. Caldwell’s approach to constipation. It promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild natural remedy, not a habit forming laxative, claiming it cleanses the bowels gently without griping. The message urges readers to maintain regular bowel movements and to request a free sample by mail.
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Caldwell
Harding
Dr. Caldwell
Norkers
Dr. Calawell
Monticello
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