Expert May talkie work cites Bell system in sound film rise
The article traces early talkie development led by Western Electric and the Bell system from 1918 to 1923. It notes Lee De Forest and others advancing vacuum tubes, condenser microphones, and wax disk methods, culminating in early electrically recorded sound films shown at Yale on October 27, 1923.
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Hare, Do
Tea Magart
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Bell System
Lee GeForest
Jer Fia
Soreroet
Asien
Immedia
Varvara
Ladyr
Argold
Bell
Aetem
Sxajem
Bat
Wester Electric Engineers
Yala University
Jedi Frost's Formals Leftover Sways Autumn Colors
The line reads like a quirky note about remnants of formal wear shaping autumn hues with vivid shades. It mentions Jedi Frost and leftover augar influencing the palette of fall foliage, presenting a whimsical, era-like newspaper snippet.
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Jedi Frost
Parole Board Honors Word Of Paroled Vets In New York
Albany NY reports a large number of parolees who served with the armed forces are honored for bravery and service. Frederick A. Moren, chair, notes many parolees achieved notable decorations including the Purple Heart and Bronze Star while assisting wounded, earning commendations for duty and teamwork. The board also supports parolees after discharge, helping them start civilian life and stressing lessons learned in prison about forgers and duty.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
Frederick A. Moren
Stele Parol Board
Germany
Onyway
Moran
Armed Services
Morea
Amonn
Canning Tomatoes Only Perfect Ripe Tomatoes Enter
A brief notice states only perfect ripe tomatoes are suitable for canning. It emphasizes selecting top quality fruit for preserves and processing.
Control of cattle parasites by DDT spray proves effective
County agricultural agent William C. Whitaker reports a trial where 250 cattle across three huts were sprayed with a DDT solution. The single application reduced lice and other parasites by about BH percent, using four pounds of D per 100 gallons of water, with no more than six cents per head.
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Begram
Debuss
Wiliam
C. Waitaker
Dr Kay Returns From Utah Archeology Trip
Dr LeRoy J Kay of Vernal, curator of vertebrate paleontology at the Carnegie Museum in Pittsburg, resumed work at the institute Tuesday after a three week visit in Vernal. He spent weeks in the Blanding San Juan Utah area doing archeological work and conducted paleontology research in the northwestern state. Kay is son of John T Kay of Vernal and father of Mrs O L Johnson.
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LeRoy J. Kay
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Vernal
Institute
Kay
Blanding- San Juan
Utah
Wes Soin
Dre Kay
Joh T, Kay
O. L. Johnson
Cattle Owners Arrange Treatments with Mr Whitaker
Beef cattle owners interested in treating their animals may arrange with Mr. Whitaker to improve health or productivity. The note implies variable gains and offers a contact path for treatment services.
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Mr. Whitaker
Airfort Boom Sparks Utah Study Based Debate
A garbled report notes a study estimating expenses for Utah projects including restaurants bowling alleys and theaters. It mentions allocation under federal guidelines and a plan to fund developments, with unclear quotes about costs and timing.
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Utah
Relief Society Conference Evening With Pres Lucille Swett
Reports recount years of work led by Pres Lucille Swett at an Ashley Relief Society conference. Speakers included Mary Kidd Sylvia Richens Emma Collett Macy Hatch and others. Also noted were visitors and local families including the Cald Tub, Winn family, Powell relatives, and Roosevelt’s Monday visit to the LaBeau Markey home.
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Relief Society
Swat
Lucille Swett
Word of
Wrahhor
And
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